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American Academy of Pediatrics Virtual National Conference & Exhibition
2020-10-02 - 2020-10-05    
12:00 am
Organized by the American Academy of Pediatrics Experience education wherever you are, whenever you’d like with over 150 on-demand sessions and more than 35 live [...]
16th World Congress on Public Health 2020
2020-10-12 - 2020-10-16    
12:00 am
Organized by Multiple Partners or Sponsors The global public health community will be meeting at a critical time for our planet. Global temperatures lie far [...]
BARDA Industry Day
2020-10-27    
12:00 am
Organized by BARDA BARDA Industry Day is the annual meeting held to increase potential partner’s awareness of U.S. Government medical countermeasure priorities, interact with BARDA [...]
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Fast and Effective Relief for Common Constipation Issues: DocuSol® Kids Mini Enema

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Bowel issues and bathroom patterns can vary greatly depending on the child involved. About one-third of four to seven-year-olds are constipated at any one time.1 DocuSol® Kids (https://docusolkids.com) was developed by a Mom for Moms who need assistance with answers for common constipation issues frequently experienced by their children ages 2-12. DocuSol® Kids is a simple, non-irritating formula that can be used quickly and efficiently.

For children suffering with constipation, the American Academy of Pediatrics2 recommends high-fiber diets, adequate fluids, allowing sufficient time for bowel movements to occur, and supportive, rewards-based encouragement from supervising adults. This is especially important around the holidays, when children are constantly consuming rich, constipating foods.

But for those times that emergency support is needed, stool softeners and gentle mini enemas are sometimes necessary. DocuSol® Kids is the first-of-its-kind stool softener that is used to make bowel movements softer and easier to pass for children. Developed for general constipation, DocuSol® Kids is administered in small amounts (5ml) and is designed for use at home.

Each DocuSol® Kids mini-enema contains a delivered dose of 100mg docusate sodium in a polyethylene glycol base, and is intended for use with children 2-12 years of age (with adult supervision). DocuSol® Kids provides fast and predictable results, typically within 2-15 minutes.3 In addition, DocuSol® Kids:

  • Is affordably priced for constipation relief.
  • Provides ease of use for both clinicians and parents.
  • Uses a non-irritating formula.
  • Has an easy, soft flexible tip for rectal use.
  • Is a recommended rectal therapy for those children unwilling or unable to swallow medications.

Parents and caregivers can count on DocuSol® Kids for an easy and safe rectal therapy. DocuSol® Kids products can be found on shelves at local retailers such as Rite Aid, HEB, Meijer’s and Albertsons. Additional information is available online at: www.DocuSolKids.com.

Disclaimer: The material contained is for reference purposes only and obtained through public domain. Alliance Labs LLC and Summit Pharmaceuticals do not assume responsibility for patient care or the accuracy of the processes or information presented. Contact a physician prior to use.

About DocuSol® Kids
DocuSol® Kids is distributed by Alliance Labs.  Alliance Labs is a registered women-owned business and offers the highest quality incontinence products to the federal government, national pharmaceutical wholesalers, retailers and healthcare providers across the country. Alliance Labs also distributes both the DocuSol® and Enemeez® product lines. The staff at Alliance Labs is dedicated to researching and pursuing product lines designed to improve the lives of the patients they serve. Learn more at: www.DocuSolKids.com.

Sources: 1. Farrell M. Holmes G. Coldicutt P. Management of childhood constipation; parents’ experiences. Journal of Advanced Nursing 2003; 44:479-489. 
2. American Academy of Pediatrics online / Constipation and Your Child / Updated 10/2016. 
3. Federal Register / Vol. 50, No. 10 / Tuesday, January15, 1985 / Proposed Rules; pgs. 2124-2158.

Contact: 
Brittney Valentine
602-559-5210
205778@email4pr.com

SOURCE Alliance Labs

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