Fleet Pedia-Lax Laxative Saline Enema for Children | 2.25 fl oz x6 (Ages 2–11)

Poop should just happen. When it doesn’t, Fleet Pedia-Lax Laxative Saline Enema for Kids offers fast-acting, gentle relief designed for ages 2 through 11. This kid-sized 2.25 fl oz bottle comes in a practical pack of six, giving families a ready-to-use option at home or on the go. The product features a latex-free, soft and flexible Comfortip that makes insertion easier and more comfortable for young users, and its saline-based formula works with the body’s natural processes to soften stool and encourage a bowel movement. While not for children under 2, many caregivers appreciate the convenience and reliability of this non-stimulant option from the #1 pediatrician-recommended brand.

Kid-friendly design and practicality

• Kid-sized dose tailored for ages 2–11
• Latex-free, soft lubricated Comfortip for easy insertion
• Clear packaging and a pack of 6 for family use
• Non-stimulant saline formula designed to work with natural digestion

What makes it family-friendly is the straightforward, non-prescription approach that can fit into a calm home routine. The saline enema increases water in the intestine to soften stool and help produce a bowel movement, a mechanical approach that some families prefer to stimulant-based options. The compact bottle is easy to store, and the six-pack provides multiple opportunities to practice with confidence and consistency.

How saline works and what to expect

• Fast-acting relief commonly reported in 1–5 minutes
• Gentle action suitable for occasional constipation in kids 2–11
• Designed to be used with proper dosing per package instructions
• Not intended for children under 2 years of age

Real-life scenarios and considerations: during busy mornings, after meals when kids may feel sluggish, or when a caregiver wants a calm, predictable routine at home. The six-pack format supports readiness for several moments, whether at home or while traveling, helping families feel prepared without overpromising outcomes.