prune laxative

Most formulations combine senna (senna leaf or senna extract) with prune (dried plum) ingredients or prune fruit powder.

Label information generally reports results within 6–12 hours, with many listings specifying an 8–12 hour (overnight) onset.

Many products are labeled vegan and gluten-free; some also state no added major allergens or explicitly list absence of wheat, gluten, soy, egg, milk, fish, shellfish, peanuts, or tree nuts.

Some labels list specific amounts. For example, one format lists 250 mg of senna leaf extract per serving; another capsule formula lists 60 mg prune powder, 100 mg senna leaf powder, and 57.7 mg standardized cassia augustifolia extract.

Available formats include herbal tea bags, coated tablets, capsules, and capsule-style supplements that combine prune powder with senna.

Labels commonly direct taking the product in the evening or before bedtime; many state results appear within about 6–12 hours, with several listings noting an 8–12 hour (overnight) onset.

Typical directions include taking two tablets before bedtime. Senna amounts vary by product—some list 250 mg of senna leaf extract per serving, and one listing recommends 1–3 tablets for ages 15 and over. Check the specific product label for exact per‑tablet and per‑serving amounts.

Labels show a range of suggested ages, including “12 Years and Up,” “15 Years and Up,” “18 Years and Up,” and “Adult,” depending on the product.

Package counts reported in the results include 10, 24, 60, 100, and 150 units across different product formats.