SENOKOT-S
Combination product
Combination of Senna and Docusate.
Each component keeps its own pharmacology page; the combination itself adds no new mechanism.
Components (2)
FDA label
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| FDA dosing | Population | Start | Target | Max |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Occasional constipation | Adults and children ≥12 y | 2 tablets once a day | 2 tablets QD | 4 tablets twice a day |
| Occasional constipation | Children 6 to <12 y | 1 tablet once a day | 1 tablet QD | 2 tablets twice a day |
| Occasional constipation | Children 2 to <6 y | 1/2 tablet once a day | 1/2 tablet QD | 1 tablet twice a day |
| Occasional constipation | Children <2 y | Ask a doctor | Ask a doctor | Ask a doctor |
Renal Undefined
Hepatic Undefined
Instructions
- Take preferably at bedtime or as directed by a doctor
- Do not use with mineral oil unless directed by a doctor
- Do not use laxative products for longer than 1 week unless directed by a doctor
- Generally produces a bowel movement in 6-12 hours
Available strengths
- tab 8.33/1.36, 50/8.6 mg
- cap 50/8.6 mg
Cautions
- Ask a doctor before use with stomach pain, nausea, vomiting, or sudden change in bowel habits over 2 weeks
- Stop use and ask a doctor with rectal bleeding or failure to have a bowel movement
Pregnancy If pregnant, ask a health professional before use
Lactation If breast-feeding, ask a health professional before use
Cost
SENOKOT-S
What pharmacies pay · NADAC 9/30/26 · OTC
| Strength | #/mo | generic $/mo | CostPlus | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8.33/1.36 mg | tab | 30 qd | not offered | |
| 50/8.6 mg | tab | 30 qd | $0.89 | not offered |
Clinical profile
Defining liabilityCramping, diarrhea and excessive-use fluid/electrolyte loss
Part D rank #367.
Self-check
- Which drugs are combined in SENOKOT-S?
Senna and docusate. - What is SENOKOT-S’s OTC indication?
Occasional constipation.