
Constipation
CosmoCol
£10.99 - £42.36
12 options available

Constipation
Fybogel
£17.98 - £107.88
18 options available

Constipation
Dulcolax (Bisacodyl) 5mg Tablets
£12.99

Constipation
Dulcolax Pico 5mg/5ml Liquid
£10.99

Constipation
Dulcolax 10mg Suppositories
£4.49 - £8.58
2 options available

Constipation
Lactulose Solution
£10.99 - £32.37
3 options available

Constipation
Movicol Sachets
£15.49 - £61.96
12 options available

Constipation
Senna 7.5mg Tablets
£2.99 - £5.99
2 options available

Constipation
Laxido Sachets
£8.99 - £33.56
4 options available

Constipation
Fybogel Fibre Chews Tablets
£14.99 - £59.96
4 options available

Constipation
FyboCalm Wind & Bloating Relief
£13.99 - £40.47
3 options available

Constipation
FyboCalm Constipation Relief
£13.99 - £38.97
3 options available

Constipation
DulcoEase Capsules
£5.99 - £17.97
3 options available

Constipation
Glycerin 4g Suppositories
£4.59 - £13.77
3 options available

Constipation
Cleen (Fleet) Enema
£6.29 - £11.98
2 options available

Constipation
Micralax Enema
£14.49

Constipation
Docusate (Dioctyl) 100mg Capsules
£16.99
Constipation is when you pass stools less often than usual or find them hard or difficult to pass. It's very common and often linked to diet, fluid intake, activity levels or certain medicines. At GetMyMeds we offer a range of treatments to help relieve constipation and keep you comfortable.
How It Works
Many of our constipation treatments are available over the counter without a consultation. Choose the product that suits you and add it to your basket. Some options may need a brief pharmacy check. If you're not sure which type of laxative is right for you, our pharmacy team is happy to help before you buy.
Choosing a Treatment
Laxatives work in different ways. Bulk-forming options like fibre supplements add bulk to stools, osmotic laxatives such as macrogol and lactulose help soften them by drawing in water, and stimulant laxatives encourage the bowel to move. Increasing fibre, drinking plenty of fluids and staying active can also make a real difference. If symptoms persist or you have ongoing changes in your bowel habit, it's best to seek medical advice. Always read the patient information leaflet.
FAQ
How quickly do laxatives work? This varies by type. Stimulant laxatives often work within several hours, while bulk-forming and osmotic options may take a day or more. Check the leaflet for guidance.
Can I use laxatives long term? Laxatives are usually intended for short-term relief. If you find you need them regularly, speak to our pharmacist or your doctor.
When should I see a doctor about constipation? Seek advice if constipation is persistent, you notice bleeding, unexplained weight loss, or a sudden change in your usual bowel pattern.