Glycerin Suppositories in Foils New Look by Premo (Infant Size 1.5 Gm. X 12 Suppositories) Convenient for Infant Occasional Laxative Apply in a Newborn, Firm Stools Less Than Once a Day

As terrible as it is, neither of my kids had the luxury of "going" as frequently as needed when they were young due to the formula they were on. These things right here saved us!!!! Also, the only place we could find INFANTS suppositories. Thank you, Amazon!!!!

It works well. My almost 4 y.o. toddler holds when he wants #2, but this suppositories do not let him do it for long. It is a huge success. I love how small but mighty they are, only 5mm. No side effects on my son.

Muy buenos, resultado esperado

Worked great

Buen producto

This was a great buy for the price it works great.

I rarely write reviews but this product really helped my 7-month-old go to the bathroom. She has been experiencing constipation for weeks now and we put off trying the suppositories until we did the pediatricians suggestions of prune juice. But the prune juice wasn’t working and we even tried a week of lactulose the doctor prescribed my baby. But none of that worked so we finally tried a suppository and it all came out within 20 minutes. My baby was so relieved and I was happy. This is definitely a good option for your little one that has been having trouble passing stools.

My son began suffering from constipation when he was just 8 months old. We held off on the suppository and he would only poop once a week. It was so frustrating. He was like that for another 4-5 months. I didn't know what to do, I just wanted to cry because I felt so sad for my son, so I asked my mother and she insisted on using the suppositories. She'd break these off into 2 sections and used them everyday. After 2 weeks my son began to poop normally. Now he poops sometimes twice a day. I don't have anything but good to say about that.Another positive is that they will normally poop in less than 30 mins. Sometimes after 5-10 mins.The con is when you first receive this, the size can be alarming, but you can break in half. Also, another maybe con, is that it doesn't melt right away so sometimes it causes the child to poop and the suppository isn't fully melted. Hopefully that doesn't hurt them. If you break it into 2 halves, you will have to shape the tip of the other half. You don't want to insert that into your baby with jagged edges. Lastly, it can be challenging if your baby struggles and cries. Just be patient. You might have to distract them with some cartoon or toy.