Help Patients Use Bowel Preps Safely and Effectively

October 2017

Questions often come up about bowel preps for colonoscopies.

Is one bowel prep better than another? Not necessarily.

The best prep often comes down to the patient's medical conditions, cost, and ease of use. And most importantly, the best prep is one that the patient will actually use correctly.

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Help Patients Use Bowel Preps Safely and Effectively

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