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Senokot Max Strength Senna 15mg Tablets 12 Years Plus - 48 Tablets

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Senokot's strongest senna tablet — 15mg sennosides, one at night for short-term relief of occasional constipation. Ages 12+, pharmacist-checked. 48 tablets, one per order.

  • Max-strength senna — 15mg sennosides.
  • One tablet at night.
  • Works in 8–12 hours.
  • Short-term use, max 1 week.
  • 48 tablets — Limit: 1 pack per order.
£8.99 GBP inc. VAT
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Short-term use only — max 1 week
Not for more than one week without advice, and not for weight loss. Overuse can be harmful and cause the bowel to depend on laxatives. Persistent constipation, pain or bleeding needs a GP.
Not with abdominal pain or obstruction
Do not use with severe abdominal pain, nausea or vomiting, or a known bowel obstruction. Ask a pharmacist before use if pregnant or breastfeeding.

Product overview

About Senokot Max Strength

Senokot's strongest tablet: senna fruit standardised to 15mg of sennosides — double the standard Senokot — a clinically proven medicine for the short-term relief of occasional constipation. One tablet at night, relief by morning. For adults and children over 12. The 48-tablet pack is limited to one per order.

Who the 48 pack suits

Because senna is a short-term medicine, a big pack isn't for daily use — it's for households where more than one person occasionally needs it, or for keeping a supply in the cupboard across the year. One per order keeps supply in line with the one-week rule.

How to take

Adults, the elderly and children over 12: one tablet at night, swallowed with water. It typically works in 8–12 hours. Usually two or three doses across a week are enough — don't use it for more than a week without advice.

Good to know

Senna does not help with weight loss and overuse can be harmful — the pack says both in plain words. Constipation that keeps returning is a fibre, fluids and medicines-review conversation; persistent change in bowel habit, pain or bleeding needs a GP. The questionnaire and pharmacist check are there to make sure a stimulant laxative is the right answer.

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