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This is a product description for a stool softener laxative containing Docusate Sodium. The product comes in the form of soft gels, each containing 100mg of Docusate Sodium and 10mg of Sodium. It is used to relieve occasional constipation and typically produces bowel movements within 12 to 72 hours. The product suggests taking one or two soft gels per day with a full glass of water as directed by a doctor and may be taken as a single dose or in divided doses. It warns against taking the product for more than one week and advises seeking a doctor's advice if symptoms do not improve. The product includes a warning label to keep it out of reach of children under six years of age and to avoid usage in case of abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, or lasting changes in bowel habits. It also warns against the use of this product for longer than 14 days. The package advises against usage without the instructions of a physician if the user is currently taking mineral oil. It is also recommended to ask a healthcare professional if the user is pregnant or breastfeeding. If an overdose occurs, users are advised to seek prompt medical attention. The package has an expiration date and lot number, and it provides a contact number for customer comments or questions. The manufacturer is Major Pharmaceuticals, and the product is distributed in the USA by Cardinal Health.*

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