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Suppositories 101
Start here: what a suppository is, how to insert one, how long each type takes, storage, applicators, and suppository vs enema vs oral.
Constipation Suppositories, Enemas & Laxatives
Glycerin and bisacodyl suppositories, liquid glycerin, saline and mineral oil enemas, and the stool softeners and oral laxatives beside them: Fleet, Pedia-Lax, Dulcolax, NeilMed, MiraLAX, Colace.
Hemorrhoid Suppositories, Creams & Wipes
Preparation H, Anusol, Calmol 4, NeilMed, Tucks, Doctor Butler's, Calmoseptine, Boiron HemCalm, sitz bath salts, and the pregnancy and postpartum picks.
Vaginal Suppositories & Moisturizers
Boric acid, probiotic, vitamin E, tea tree and hyaluronic acid suppositories, vaginal moisturizers, OTC antifungals, pH strips and applicators: pH-D, Love Wellness, AZO, Monistat, Bonafide Revaree, Replens, Carlson.
Fever & Pain Suppositories
Acetaminophen suppositories for infants, children and juniors: FeverAll strengths, the label's weight-and-age directions, and when a suppository beats oral.
Babies & Kids
Constipation, gas and fever relief made for small bodies: Pedia-Lax, Windi, infant glycerin, kids enemas, probiotic drops, FeverAll, with the label age cut-offs on every page.
Head-to-Head Comparisons
The matchups readers search: glycerin vs bisacodyl, Dulcolax vs Fleet, suppository vs enema, Preparation H vs Anusol, pH-D vs Love Wellness, Monistat 1 vs 3 vs 7.