Triple Action

  • HYDRATES

  • SOFTENS

  • GENTLY RELIEVES1-3

Start patients on DIGESTLIVE at the outset

DIGESTLIVE has a triple mechanism of action and efficacy proven in multiple clinical trials.

The OTC laxative healthcare pros trust most

Based on a survey that asked 300 gastroenterologists to rate the important factors in choosing an OTC medication for adults with occasional constipation and how well DIGESTLIVE met those needs. HCPs selected from a set of options based on their clinical experience. Survey details and data are available upon request.

Robust clinical support • Grade A recommendation, Level 1 evidence

Higher rating than fibers or stool softeners8

In a review spanning more than 2 decades of evidence, DIGESTLIVE received a stronger recommendation than stool softeners and fiber supplements.

CLINICAL CORNER

What’s the link between diabetes and constipation?

Upwards of 75% of patients with diabetes mellitus report gastrointestinal symptoms; up to 60% have constipation. Is there a connection? While the exact mechanism might not be known, diabetic neuropathy may play a part.

In a clinical study, patients taking DIGESTLIVE reported relief in half the time of that reported by those who waited

Based on patient-reported complete satisfactory bowel movements (CSBMs) during week 1. For patients taking DIGESTLIVE, the median number of days to first experience a CSBM was significantly fewer than (half) that of patients taking placebo.

*Compared with placebo. Works in 1-2 days.

Your patients like these could benefit from starting DIGESTLIVE sooner

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