Drug Name:
KONSYL FIBER TABLETS OTC
Generic Name and Formulations:
Calcium polycarbophil 625mg; tabs.
Company:
Konsyl Pharmaceuticals
Therapeutic Use:
Indications for KONSYL FIBER TABLETS:
Constipation.
Adults and Children:
Take with full glass of water. <6yrs: not recommended. 6–12yrs: 1 tab 1–3 times daily. ≥12yrs: 2 tabs 1–4 times daily.
Contraindications:
Signs/symptoms of appendicitis. Intestinal obstruction. Fecal impaction.
Warnings/Precautions:
Rectal bleeding. Diabetes (sugar-containing forms).
See Also:
Pharmacological Class:
Bulk forming.
Interactions:
Tablets block tetracycline absorption (give at least 1hr before or 2hrs after tetracycline).
Adverse Reactions:
Esophageal, gastric, enteral, rectal obstruction.
How Supplied:
Original—10.6oz, 15.9oz; Original packets—30; D—11.5oz, 17.5oz; Orange—19oz; Sugar-Free—10.6oz, 15.9oz; Sugar-Free packets—30; Sugar-Free Orange—15oz; Easy Mix—8.8oz (w. scoop); Tabs—90; Caps—100
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