Enemeez Mini Enema

Enemeez® is an enema formula for treating constipation, nausea, reflux, and other illnesses. It contains a dose of 283mg of docusate sodium. Enemeez Mini Plus has the same amount of docusate sodium but also includes 20 mg of benzocaine to relieve pain. Enemeez is effective for bowel care needs associated with spinal cord injury, spinal disease, and general constipation. It is also effective for constipation associated with stroke, multiple sclerosis, and spina bifida.

This enema formula dispenses in an easy to use application tube with a twist-off tip. The opening offers a smooth surface for comfortable rectal insertion. The tube is squeezed to administer the formula. The formula is non-irritating and provides fast results usually in 2-15 minutes.

Enemeez Mini Enema is useful for reducing expenses for underpads, briefs, and laundry due to fecal incontinence. If you are not sure if this is the right product for you, try a FREE SAMPLE.

Patient Indications

• Reflux
• Nausea
• Episodes of incontinence
• Episodes of mucosal discharge
• General constipation
• Spinal cord injury or disease

Product Features & Benefits

• Gentle, non-irritating formula
• Stool softener
• No afterburn
• Minimizes bowel care
• Easy rectal usage
• Fast acting, works within 2 to 15 minutes

Enemeez Mini Enema Specifications

• Product Numbers: 987603
• Size: 283 mg
• Packaging: Jar of 30 tubes
• Active Ingredient: Docusate Sodium 238 mg
• Inactive Ingredients: Glycerine and Polyethylene Glycol
• HCPCS Code: A4649
• Manufacturer: Alliance Labs

Enemeez Plus Mini Enema Specifications

• Product Numbers: 987703
• Size: 303 mg
• Packaging: Jar of 30 tubes
• Active Ingredients: Docusate Sodium 238 mg and Benzocaine 20 mg
• Inactive Ingredients: Glycerine and Polyethylene Glycol
• HCPCS Code: A4649
• Manufacturer: Alliance Labs

Product FAQ

What is the difference between the standard and plus versions?

The Enemeez Mini Plus product comes with the addition of 20 mg of Benzocaine. This additive helps relieve symptoms of autonomic dysreflexia or pain.

Is this product an addictive medication?

No, Enemeez suppository is not habit forming.

Is it safe for children?

Enemeez may be used for children 12-years and older unless directed otherwise by a licensed physician.

Do I need a prescription from a doctor?

No, Enemeez is an over-the-counter medication. No prescription is required.

When should I use Enemeez?

Enemeez Mini Enemas are employed for the relief of constipation due to infrequent or difficult bowel movements. Enemeez penetrates and softens the stool, thereby promoting bowel movement and Colon Care. This product is indicated for dyschezia, lesions of the anus that make defecation painful, impaction associated with megacolon, anal fissure, and postoperative atresia. Enemeez Enemas have been employed successfully in bedridden patients and those patients with decreased mobility in a patient group from child to adult. Enemeez suppository are also used with acute rehabilitation patients with such diagnoses as spinal cord injuries, cerebral vascular accidents, fractures, joint replacements, and closed head injuries. In bowel management programs, Enemeez help establish a more predictable bowel routine along with reducing the likelihood of bowel accidents and incontinence.

Caution

Discontinue use if resistance is encountered. Forcing the Enema may result in injury or damage to the rectum. If the enema is not administered properly and occasional rectal examinations are not performed, serious complications can arise. Occasional rectal exams are imperative for patients with impaired rectal function, especially loss of sensation.

Precautions

Individuals with sensitivity to Benzocate should not use Enemeez Plus. If rectal irritation or a rash around the anus appears, the product should be discontinued. Prolonged administration with mineral oil should be discontinued.

Warnings

Do not use laxative products when abdominal pain, nausea or vomiting are present nor for a period longer than one week unless directed by a doctor. If you have noticed a sudden change in bowel habits that persists over a period of two weeks, consult a doctor before using a laxative. Rectal bleeding or failure to have a bowel movement after use of a laxative may indicate a serious condition, and you should discontinue use of the product and consult your doctor.