What is miralax called in italy?

What does “MiraLAX” get called in Italy?

Miralax (the U.S. brand name for polyethylene glycol 3350, or PEG 3350, a laxative) is typically sold in Italy under different brand names. Many PEG 3350 products in Italy are marketed as “macrogol” (the Italian name for the same active ingredient).

What active ingredient should you look for on the Italian label?

If you’re trying to find the Italian equivalent of MiraLAX, look for these ingredient terms on the package:
- Macrogol 3350 (or similar wording such as macrogol and a specified molecular weight)
- Poly(ethelene glycol) equivalents are generally labeled as macrogol in Italian pharmacies

Is it sold as a brand or just “generic” macrogol?

In many countries, including Italy, the same active ingredient (macrogol/PEG) is often available from multiple manufacturers as either branded products or pharmacy/generic alternatives. So the “name” in Italy may not be “MiraLAX,” but the ingredient should match.

If you tell me the exact MiraLAX product strength you’re using (for example, “17 g” sachets) or share a photo of the label/ingredients, I can help you identify the closest macrogol/PEG 3350 equivalent commonly found in Italy.