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PICOLAX®

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PICOLAX® is the only bowel cleansing preparation which is indicated in children >1 and adults to clean the bowel prior to X-ray, endoscopy or surgery.1-8

PICOLAX®‘s dosing regimen is tailored to your patient’s procedure time, which means there is a shorter time between last dose of PICOLAX® and their procedure.1-9*  The tailored dosing regimen produces superior outcomes compared to the previous day-before dosing regimen.1-9

*compared to day-before dosing regimen

PRODUCT INFORMATION

PICOLAX® is an effective and well-tolerated orange flavoured bowel cleanser, that benefits from the combined stimulant and osmotic effects of sodium picosulphate and magnesium citrate.10-15

The tailored dosing regimen, which is set according to the time of your patient’s colonoscopy, results in significantly less repeat colonoscopies.9*

PICOLAX® can help improve the patient experience as less medicated solution needs to be consumed compared to PEG.1-3,7,8 Additionally, patients experience reduced nausea and vomiting with PICOLAX® and find it easier to finish compared to PEG.11,16

*compared to day-before dosing regimen

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OPTIMA TRIAL

The success of any colonoscopy procedure depends upon the quality of a bowel preparation, with the time between last dose of bowel preparation and colonoscopy being instrumental to success.9

The OPTIMA Trial was a Phase III randomised, assessor-blinded, multicentre study comparing previous day-before dosing to a tailored dosing regimen.9

Hear from Professor Ralf Kiesslich, who conducted the trial, about the importance of the timings of a tailored dosing regimen and the endpoints of the OPTIMA Trial.

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Job Code: UK-PIC-2000001 - Date of preparation: January 2021

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