Magic Bullet suppositories certainly work well but they sure are expensive. Also, the Magic Bullet company has had manufacturing difficulties. Whenever they are not manufacturing the magic bullet, we get many requests for a generic alternative. On this page, we have listed all of the magic bullet alternatives that we could find withe the same 10mg of Bisacodyl in them.

All of these suppositories should work the same way as the magic bullet, the differences will be in how quickly they dissolve. The Magic Bullet uses a polyethylene-glycol base so that they dissolve quickly. Some products use hydrogenated vegetable oil as a base. These products dissolve slower than the magic bullet. Polyethylene-glycol will dissolve easily in water so it works better than hydrogenated vegetable oil.

One brand that we tested did not list hydrogenated vegetable oil as the primary inactive ingredient. Instead, it used cetyl esters wax. It also used lanolin as an ingredient as well. Although none of these will dissolve as quickly as the magic bullet, you will probably like them more than you will like a pure hydrogenated vegetable oil suppository. We have listed this item, made by Clay-Park Labs first.

Conclusion: No product on the market is identical to the magic bullet, but some are close. The difference in price is significant and may be enough to sway your opinion.