FiberCon Fiber Therapy Coated Caplets, Safe, Simple & Comfortable Insoluble Fiber for Bowel Irregularity, Comfortable Constipation Relief with No Gas or Bloating, 140 Caplets

Works well and less bloated internally. Easy to take with water or juice. I take one in the morning with juice and one at night before retiring to sleep...

Took these all during my pregnancy and they helped a lot.

Great product and good

Poop is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're going to get. It's almost always brown, but sometimes hard and chunky, other times soft and gooey, and occasionally, juuuuust right. Ideally you'd like M&Ms, nice clean pellets that melt in your toilet bowl but not in your hands or stick to your nooks and crannies. Of course you also don't want it packed into your intestines as if it's a tied off sausage casing. Fibercon is billed as a laxative but if you're like me (what I call a "pastie"), a concrete colon is not the problem. On the contrary, the problem is that gooey, pasty mess you thought you had left behind (so to speak) in your (baby) diaper days. You know, the kind of mess that simply CANNOT be cleaned without stepping into a shower. The kind that defies and shreds toilet paper and no matter how careful you are, winds up finding its way to your fingernails. The kind that makes visiting a public restroom a nightmare as you rub yourself raw just trying to get clean enough to step out of the stall without setting off smoke alarms. The kind that humbles the most arrogant narcissist and reminds us that we are but a half step removed from feral chimps. We're not talking about diarrhea here. Diarrhea is nasty stuff but at least it's easy to clean. What we're talking about is more like pushing toothpaste through a straw or squeezing tar out of a baloon. The real problem, if I have not yet been sufficiently graphic, is that cleanup is a nightmare. What's great about Fibercon is it is not just for the constipated (too hard), but is also for the pasties. Fibercon has the wonderful attribute of migrating your bowels from the pasty left or the hard right toward the reasonable, comfortable, and unexciting middle. If only our politics could be fixed as easily I'd ship a case to every member of congress. Alas, they're so full of crap that no quantity of laxative could help. Anyway, if you're a pastie then you need to give Fibercon a try. After about three or four days of the right dosage you'll be shooting out pellets like a Pez dispenser, bringing endless joy to your rectum. I find that about six a day is the right quantity. The bottle says you shouldn't take it for more than a week, but I've been taking it for years. My guess is their concern is that if you haven't solved your problem in a week, there may be something more serious going on than a fiber imbalance. As always, your mileage may vary and you should consult your doctor if you have concerns, not some fool posting an Amazon review. One downside to Fibercon: they are pretty big capsules so this might be an issue if you have trouble swallowing pills. Unlike some generic versions, Fibercon are coated so they shouldn't get stuck on the way down, but drink plenty of water to wash it down. Bottom line, Fibercon makes your pooper a happy trooper. Don't wait! Experience the sublime ecstasy of gastrointestinal normalcy.

First time in life, I’ve added fiber to my medication regiment. At this time of life where daily routines has slowed down, fiber consumption has as well. After one week of taking the new medicine, I feel that it’s helping quite a bit with a normal bowel movement on daily basis.

Fibercon helps when taking consistent. I take two a day helps way better than Miralax everyday. I love it.

These things really work! I took a whole one and found that it was too much for me. I now take a half when needed and that’s plenty. They’re easy to swallow and the price is right.

This works... but at a cost. Within a day my poop became super soft and much easier to pass. Along with it came awful cramps and constant flatulence. No bloat as promised, but it will tie your stomach in knots.