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Reviewer: mimi, 25-34 Female on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)
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I had to pay 100.00 for this product because my insurance wouldn't cover it. It did not taste like a nice glass of wine, or a peach lemonade, but I drank it because I had to. After my procidure was done and got pictures from my doctor, I was so proud of myself. My colon looked so nice and clean! I could't stop showing the pictures to my family. People are complaining that it taste bad.. well,
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Reviewer: 75 or over Male on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)
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Read all the positive and mostly negative reviews and my own experience recently was nothing but positive compared to the old pills and enema - yuk! My doctor said to CHILL and CHUG, and I put it in an ice bucket and it was very tolerable. Only side effect was a brief "brain freeze", so don't be a wuss and take your medicine!
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Reviewer: gagged, 55-64 Female on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)
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My 3rd colonoscopy and the worst tasting crap every. The first two were ok, this movicrap is disgusting to the max. I kept gagging. Way, way too sweet. I tried the straw trick, had a clear candy to suck between, but felt many times like I was going to throw up. Never experienced anything like this. I don't remember having to take something every 15 minutes on previous preps. After the first 1
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Reviewer: lgordon24, 55-64 Female on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)
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This was my 5th colonoscopy. Unfortunately, I missed reading the instruction to only eat liquids on Tuesday, the day prior to the colonoscopy. My last meal was a light lunch at about 1pm. Doctor said it was ok to proceed with MoviPrep. I started at 5:30pm & had to force myself to drink 8oz every 15 min. Then another 16 oz. of clear liquid. Had to go in 1.5 hours (7pm) after first glass. 4
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Reviewer: Use Caution, 45-54 Male on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)
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Caused blood pressure to spike from normal to high reaching 164/101 at its highest point. The high blood pressure readings lasted 3 days after the last dose of movi-prep.
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