<p>This year, I just had some lower calorie white grape-apple juice for sipping. Other than that, just water. </p>
<p>5+ years ago, I tried the bullion for “dinner”, but that was pretty much a waste, since it had zero of anything – it was just salty flavored water. Plus it didn’t taste good to me – have hated bullion ever since. </p>
<p>Don’t have to do anything til the night before, AFAIK. Was just trying to be … um… delicate. The big blowout didn’t sound too polite ;)</p>
<p>Dont like Sprite, Ginger Ale or Gatorade. None of it. Blech. Would try that clear cola if I could find any, but haven’t seen it in a while. But I like the apple/grape juice idea… Will have to check that its ok. They said black coffee is ok but I cant sweeten it. Why?? even if it dissolves??</p>
<p>We went out to lunch after mine, and I swear that was the best meal I’ve ever had. LOL.
jym, I could have black coffee with sugar or sweetner, just no dairy. </p>
<p>I always drink white grape and apple juices while on the clear liquid day. I believe Sorbet has milk product in it so it wouldn’t be ok. I like chicken broth and beef broth for something warm. </p>
<p>Mag citrate is the stuff that comes right back up almost as soon as it goes down for me. I wasn’t cleaned out enough when I did mag citrate prep because of that. It was the lemon ginger flavor I think, which are both flavors I’m not fond of anyway, but then combine it with the saltiness and ACK. Never doing mag citrate again no matter what. No way, no how. </p>
<p>I’d check ingredients. Some of the frozen products don’t have dairy, but they may have pureed fruit (including sorbets), which would not be considered a clear liquid by many GI docs with respect to colonoscopy prep.</p>
<p>If in doubt, call your doctor’s office, because they are very used to hearing all these questions. </p>
<p>I usually hesitate to comment on questions regarding dietary restrictions prior to endoscopy/colonoscopy because not all doctors make the same exact recommendations or restrictions.</p>