Description
Kokando Byurakku Diet Pink Pills is for healthy detox, anti-constipation and colon cleansing. As a result, these pills will help you lose body’s weight naturally.
Kokando Diet Pink Pills Main Ingredient and Benefits
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Bisacodyl
It is one of the most effective laxatives. Stress and fatigue slow down intestinal peristalsis which eventually cause constipation. Bisacodyl which is the main ingredient of Kokando stimulates colonic mucosa to speed up intestinal peristalsis. Also, it promotes bowel movements helps activate defecation reflex. Moreover, this product works faster and more rapidly than herbal laxatives such as Senna and rhubarb. Finally, it is especially effective for chronic constipation and obstinate.
Kokando Diet Pink Pills Benefits
- Anti-Constipation
- Relief of the following symptoms accompanying constipation:
- Heavy head feeling
- Hot flash
- Rough skin
- Pimples
- Poor appetite
- Abdominal bloating
- Abnormal intestinal fermentation
- Hemorrhoids
Dosage Regimen
- Take the following dose with water or warm water without chewing:
- Adults (15 years and over): 2 or 3 tablets once a day, before bedtime.
- Children (11-14 years): 1 or 2 tablets once a day, before bedtime.
- Start medication with the minimum dose which is 1 tablet per day. Then, increase the dosage according to your bowel movements. If the bowel movements is excessive, reduce the dosage. Keep adjusting your dosage.
Ingredients / Quantity
Maximum daily dose (3 tablets) contains:
- Bisacodyl: 15 mg.
- Additives: lactose hydrate, cellulose, crospovidone, methacrylic acid copolymer S, methacrylic acid copolymer LD, sodium lauryl sulfate, polysorbate 80, hypromellose, triethyl citrate, talc, white soft sugar, acacia (gum arabic), titanium oxide, macrogol, povidone, carnauba wax, magnesium stearate and Food Red No.3 (coloring agent).
Where is it Made?
Made in Japan.
Amoosa (verified owner) –
This is a popular latex pills in Japan, and the 第2類医薬品 on the box simply means it’s a general medicine like the cold pills and fever pills and even eye drops that you see in CVS. They don’t exactly need prescription but you need to follow exactly the instructions or consult pharmacist ahead as some products have minor side effects. I put a picture of a brand of nature latex pills I often buy in CVS. The brown pills are extremely huge and even chocke me several times. Compared to the red pill, they make your stomach cramping 8 out of 10 in a pain scale and the result is you probably don’t even have waste coming out…After one of my Japanese friend recommended this red pill and I tried it, it works better than the brown one since I hardly have my stomach in pain, just the feeling of popping, and then I pop a lot, which is a relief for people like me who suffer from hemorrhoids.