Colace Docusate Sodium Regular Strength Stool Softener

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Trusted by doctors, pharmacists, and patients for almost 60 years.
Gentle and reliable stimulant-free laxative capsules.
Softens dry, hard, and uncomfortable stools to make bowel movements easier without causing cramps.

Colace Docusate Sodium Regular Strength Stool Softener

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First Delivery: June 12, 2026 - June 13, 2026

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Trusted by doctors, pharmacists, and patients for almost 60 years.
Gentle and reliable stimulant-free laxative capsules.
Softens dry, hard, and uncomfortable stools to make bowel movements easier without causing cramps.

Trusted by doctors, pharmacists, and patients for almost 60 years.
Gentle and reliable stimulant-free laxative capsules.
Softens dry, hard, and uncomfortable stools to make bowel movements easier without causing cramps.
Contains active ingredient Docusate Sodium, which helps draw water and fats into the stool to soften it and relieve constipation.
Provides relief within 12 to 72 hours.
Easy-to-swallow soft gel capsules for comfortable and gentle relief.

Q: How long does it take to feel relief after taking these laxative pills?
A: Most people experience relief within 12 to 72 hours after taking the capsules.

Q: Are these laxatives safe to use regularly?
A: These are gentle, stimulant-free laxatives designed for occasional use. For long-term constipation, consult your healthcare provider.

Q: What is the active ingredient in these capsules?
A: The active ingredient is Docusate Sodium, which helps soften stool by drawing water and fat into it.

Q: Can children use this product?
A: This product is intended for adult use. Consult a doctor before giving it to children.