Shop Laxido at withaid, a UK based and regulated pharmacy. This brand page collects the Laxido products currently available on our site, including Laxido Orange Sugar Free macrogol sachets in multiple pack sizes, so you can compare options and buy online in a few clicks.
Most visitors to this page are looking for a trusted constipation relief medicine, often searching for “Laxido sugar free sachets”, “Laxido Orange 20 sachets”, or “Laxido 30 sachets”. If you’re choosing a pack size for occasional constipation or symptoms that have been present for longer, you’ll find quick navigation below plus FAQs covering suitability, how to take Laxido sachets, and when to seek advice. Orders are sent via Royal Mail in discreet packaging, with fast, free delivery on orders over £20.
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Why choose Laxido
- Well-known macrogol sachet option used for constipation relief support
- Orange sugar free sachets that are mixed with water before taking
- Pack size choice to suit your needs and household
- Available from a UK based and regulated pharmacy
- Sent Royal Mail in discreet packaging; fast, free delivery on orders over £20
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FAQs
What is Laxido used for?
Laxido is used to help relieve constipation. Always read the patient information leaflet and follow the directions for your specific pack.
What is macrogol?
Macrogol is an ingredient used in some laxatives. Laxido Orange Sugar Free is a macrogol-based sachet that you dissolve in water before taking, as directed in the leaflet.
Which pack size should I choose: 20 or 30 sachets?
The main difference is the number of sachets in the box. A 20 pack may suit occasional constipation, while a 30 pack can be more convenient if you prefer a larger supply at home.
How do I take Laxido Orange Sugar Free sachets?
Typically, you dissolve the contents of a sachet in water before taking. Follow the label and patient information leaflet for preparation instructions and dosing.
Is Laxido suitable for children?
Check the age guidance on the pack and leaflet. The Laxido Orange Sugar Free products listed on this page state they should not be used in children under 12. If you need constipation support for a child, ask a pharmacist for advice.
How long can I use Laxido for?
Use only as directed in the patient information leaflet. If constipation persists, keeps coming back, or you feel you need to use a laxative regularly, speak to a pharmacist or GP to discuss next steps and rule out underlying causes.
Who should avoid using laxatives without advice?
If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, have a long-term condition, take regular medicines, are buying for a child, or you have ongoing or recurring constipation, it’s best to check with a pharmacist or GP before use. Seek urgent advice if you have severe abdominal pain, vomiting, blood in stools, fever, unexplained weight loss, or a sudden change in bowel habit.
Safety information: Medicines aren’t suitable for everyone. Always read the patient information leaflet, use only as directed, and do not exceed the recommended dose. If symptoms persist or you’re unsure what’s appropriate for you, speak to a pharmacist or GP. If you feel very unwell or symptoms are urgent, contact NHS 111 or your GP.
