Interestingly enough when I first started using Magic Bullets as a replacement for the oil based suppositories, I also found them to be considerably quicker.  However, as time went by they became just as slow as the oil based ones.  When I tried to go back to the oil based suppositories, I found they did not work on me at all.  It seems as if the Magic Bullets become addictive.  Now I can use nothing else.  I have tried the little mini suppositories (I can't recall the name right now) that others on here use, but they do not have any effect whatsoever.  I additionally have had the opportunity to use mini suppositories which have the main ingredient which makes up the Bullets, but these also have no effect.
My warning to everyone is be careful.  If you have a product which is working now, you may want to stick with it if at all possible.  When they were having "supposed" difficulties with production, I was forced to pay the exorbitant price of $100 for 50 of them.  It was either that or end up in the hospital numerous times with impactions.
Quadius

Danny Hearn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
 Ray i ordered a hundred Magic Bullets and they work much faster than the oil based type but I find I have accidents more if I use only them. They seem to make my waste much more runnier, so what I do is use the regular oil based type and only use Magic bullet if my stools are getting to hard or if the 1st suppository comes out without having a bowel movement. On those rare days We lay me back down insert a Magic bullet type then get up and 2nd try always works fine.  By the way very many online medical stores sell the Magic Bullets.                        Dan

Ray Trostem <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
 
 

  Does anyone know another name for magic bullets? My Pharmacist doesn’t know that name.
 
   Ray T



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