Equate Mineral Oil Lubricant Laxative Liquid for Constipation, 16 FL OZ (474mL)

Wished there was a smaller size. Don't need this much. Food safe. Used with a needle syringe to apply to fridge drawer to make it slide much easier. After washing plastic syringes several times, this lubes the plunger to restore smooth and easy plunger movement.

Everybody is different, but this works for me. My sister had surgery and was constipated and by taking Mineral Oil made a tremendous difference. I recommend it.

This item is not optional for me. I have some medical issues and take both medications that tend to cause "slow movement" of... well, yep. Anyways, I also am forced to take Lasix (a diuretic, or 'water pill') which pulls from the bloodstream as well as pulling water away from my "digestive system". Adding both issues together I have suffered through very embarrassing and terribly painful (even dangerous) problems that have, on occasion, resulted in emergency medical intervention (and the trauma associated with those times has done damage to my mental health). This stuff, when used properly, has helped me avoid the humiliation, the illnesses, the injuries, the excruciating and non-ignorable 10/10 pain that lives on for days after... all of it. I'mvery intentionally keeping the descriptions vague and bland- if you deal with an issue this productwill work for- I hope you can fill out the details and know what I mean while helping yourself to the learning that I have been forced to do. Either as a *taking a dose to prevent digestive grielock or get the machinery moving again quickly* type solution OR as a "endpoint lubrication helper" (they sell enemas with mineral oil instead of saline), this can be one of the most helpful solutionsfor problems that otherwise require other persons to solve. important note: if, for whatever reason, the afflicted person is also suffering with a fissure or other type of bleeding at the "exit node", be VERY aware that this can cause very painful stinging- both from the oil itself and from contaminationfrom thr material youre getting rid of that mixes with the oil. i personally keep plently of professional quality wipes around and almost always rinse out whatever soap theyve applied to the sheet and attempt to clean the exit spot with it while gently handling the entire process. i wish you thr best, especially if youre going through what I tend to here.

Mineral oil has many uses. It is used to keep metal from rusting, lubricating door hinges, protecting food equipment in restaurants, it's the main ingredient in baby oil and other skin lubricants, and of course an old-school laxative. If you do swallow this stuff for that purpose, make sure you're not eating for hours afterward because it blocks the absorption of nutrition! Equate's version is the same as any other more expensive brand.

This works fantastic when using seal or caulk. Makes cleanup a snap! I also use it a bit for dry skin. I also use it for storing eggs the Amishvway. Just be advised that to much of mineral oil can affect your kidneys. Not a replacement for baby oil.

a little bit for dry areas and a little bit on body before drying after shower. use real small amount and adjust to your liking. a tiny bit goes a long way as hand and face moisturuzer. if youve tried every mousturizer and nothing worked this may be for you. odorless as well

If you google cutting board mineral oil, you will find some pricey items. This is EXACTLY the same thing but for a MUCH lower price. I used this on my cutting board, wooden spoons, spatulas and forks as well as wooden knife handles. Wonderful results. Exacly what I needed for treatment of wood that has to be cleaned regularly and exposed to water.

I used this for my Vintage rain lamp. yes Drakeol %2335 is more refined mineral oil, but this works fine too. And less than half the price.

The equate brand is just as good as the name brand. I use it for everything from cleaning my dog's ears to softening polymer clay and hydrating my nails. It's a true household staple in my home.

I bought this to protect my new wood cutting board back in February. So far it's working fine. Same ingredients as higher cost oil "for cutting boards"