Magic Bullet Suppository Part No. CCMB100 Box of 100

Magic Bullet is a bisacodyl rectal suppository made with a water-soluble polyethylene glycol (PEG) base for bowel care routines that need a faster, more predictable response. It is often used in scheduled bowel programs where timing and consistency matter.

Unlike oil-based bisacodyl suppositories that must melt before activation, the PEG base dissolves after rectal insertion. Bowel stimulation commonly occurs within 15 to 60 minutes, depending on individual response, which is why this stimulant laxative suppository is often compared with other rectal laxative suppository options used in routine bowel management.

Magic Bullet Suppository is commonly used in established bowel routines where timing consistency supports daily planning, including neurogenic bowel programs, spinal cord injury care, and caregiver-supported bowel care. Available quantities also support different purchase needs, with packs of 10 often chosen for lighter or trial use and boxes of 100 used more often for ongoing bowel management routines.

Features and Benefits

• Fast-dissolving PEG base
• Bisacodyl 10 mg stimulant
• 15 to 60 minute onset
• Supports scheduled bowel care
• Individually wrapped for hygiene
• Bullet shape for insertion
• Alternative to oil-based options

Specifications

• Active ingredient: Bisacodyl 10 mg
• Product type: Adult stimulant laxative suppository
• Dosage form: Rectal suppository
• Base: Water-soluble polyethylene glycol (PEG)
• Typical onset: 15 to 60 minutes
• Manufacturer: Concepts in Confidence
• Storage temperature: Below 86 °F (30 °C)

Usage Considerations and Expectations

Magic Bullet contains a stimulant laxative and is typically used within an established bowel plan. Some individuals experience cramping, urgency, or mild rectal irritation, which are known effects associated with stimulant-based suppositories. Response time may vary based on neurological function, hydration, and prior bowel activity.

Compared with oil-based bisacodyl suppositories, this bisacodyl rectal suppository is often selected when a narrower and more predictable onset window is preferred. Although the active ingredient is the same, the base can influence how quickly stimulation begins after insertion.

How Magic Bullet Compares to Common Suppository Options

Magic Bullet is often compared with other suppository types based on active ingredient, base, onset time, dosage form, and routine-use fit. These factors can help individuals and caregivers choose the option that best matches timing expectations, constipation support needs, and scheduled bowel care routines.