Bisacodyl in a Magic Bullet Suppository
A Magic Bullet Suppository contains a laxative drug called bisacodyl. Doctors prescribe bisacodyl for constipation relief or other bowel dysfunctions, and a Magic Bullet Suppository is a popular way of administering this drug.
In 1953, bisacodyl was first used as a laxative. Previously, phenolphthalein was commonly used for this purpose. Phenolphthalein has been found to be carcinogenic and has therefore been removed from over-the-counter sales, although it is still used for other purposes. Fortunately, the use of bisacodyl has proven to be a safer laxative drug. (more…)