A: 8.3oz is equal to 238 grams. Says so on label.

A: This IS what the GI doctor ordered for the colonoscopy prep.

A: This bottle. Just an FYI, I needed to split this into two batches. I used my kitchen scale to weigh it. I don’t know why the Miralax “brand expert” is saying it’s not intended for colonoscopy prep; this is the product my gastroenterologist recommended.

A: There are 17g of Polyethylene Glycole 3350 (osmotic laxative) in each dose. As a reminder, MiraLAX is not indicated for use in preparation for colonoscopy. We recommend following your doctor’s directions when preparing for a colonoscopy.

A: I would not recommend it (we did, and unfortunately, there were some side effects we weren't aware of). I would do a Google search, and you can see all the studies being done on the issues that parents have seen with giving it to a toddler/child. We ended up getting Culturelle Kids Regularity and it has helped a lot.

A: MiraLAX is designed to avoid harsh side effects such as gas, bloating, cramping, and sudden urgency.

A: Yes, MiraLAX dissolves easily in any hot or cold beverage without adding taste or texture.

A: MiraLAX is recommended for individuals aged 17 years and older.

A: Consult a doctor if pregnant, nursing, or taking prescription drugs, and avoid use if you have kidney disease.

A: MiraLAX works by absorbing water in the body to hydrate and soften stool, facilitating natural bowel movements.

A: MiraLAX is a laxative that increases the frequency of bowel movements and softens stool.

A: MiraLAX is a laxative that increases the frequency of bowel movements and softens stool.

A: No, this product is only available in a granulated powder.