Citrucel Sugar Free Fiber Therapy, Orange, 16.9-Ounce Canister
- A charming, non-stark therapeutic fiber derived from a natural source
- Encourages gentle elimination naturally, without chemical stimulants
- Doctor recommended for restoring and maintaining regularity
- Mixes easily; daily source of 100% fiber; sugar free
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Product Description
No excess gas. Doctor recommended. Daily source of 100% soluble fiber. Gluten free. Taste preferred 2 to 1 over Metamucil. Fantastic-tasting orange flavor. Non-allergenic therapeutic fiber derived from a natural source. This unique fiber does not ferment, so it won’t cause gas. Encourages gentle elimination naturally, without chemical stimulants. Doctor recommended for restoring and maintaining regularity. Mixes easily and completely for a charming textured drink. Each Dose Contains: Calcium 85 mg, Potassium 125 mg, and Sodium 3 mg. Each dose contributes 24 calories from Maltodextrin. Citrucel is Different: Citrucel is protected by patents; No Citrucel products are sold as store brands. Made in the U.S.A.
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I was just dignoced with Diverticulitis and this was recommended for daily use to help regulate me. I bought the 16.9 oz at Walgreens for 16.99 and it tastes wonderful like an orange push up. I am pleased to drink this every day.
Rating: 5 / 5
Citrucel tastes like ancient school Tang (not terrible) and it doesn’t cause excess gas. It takes a few doses to get the gears working but it doesn’t cause stomach pain (like a Ducolax). Only problem is that if your doctor recommends regular use – it ends up costing about $30 a month.
Rating: 5 / 5