Rizmo Your Evolving Musical Friend | Interactive Plush Kids Toy with Fun Games | Cute Electronic Pet for Children 6+ Year Olds, Boys & Girls, Aqua

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Rizmoic is available as 200 microgram tablets. The recommended dose is one tablet once daily, which the patient can take with or without a laxative. I wasn’t sure how little E would react to the baby form of Rizmo. I knew she would think the grown-up version was cute but I wasn’t sure about the younger version at all. It really is just like a ball of fluff. As soon as we took him out of the box she was captivated. This ball of fluff could do things and make cute sounds. It was challenging her to earn points and sing songs. She has never really experienced that with a toy before. Instead of Rizmo’s eyes changing colour in grown-up mode, his chest changes colour. Just like in baby mode use his head button to confirm the game you wish to play with him, not forgetting to swing him down to confirm. In grown-up mode, you can play all the same games as in baby mode but you have two extra choices. In two other studies, involving 307 patients taking opioids for cancer pain, 74% of patients taking Rizmoic for two weeks achieved the desired outcome compared with 36% of patients taking placebo. In this mode hold and swing Baby Rizmo. He will make laughing sounds and even talk to you in his funny language.

Rizmo will play a song and his chest light will change colour. You have to move him depending on the colour of his chest. The instructions were very clear and it was great to see a toy that actually worked and did as the instructions said! It also has different modes, as discussed depending on the eye colour but this wasn’t excessive, so it wasn’t a toy that was too complicated. The Rizmo instructions are really easy to follow and I won’t go into masses of details but give an overall summary of what Rizmo can do. How fast Rizmo evolves is up to you… play, sing and love Rizmo to help them grow! Each Rizmo has their own characteristics and musical style, all influenced by how you play. The most common side effects with Rizmoic in patients without cancer (which may affect up to 1 in 10 people) are abdominal pain (belly ache), diarrhoea, nausea and vomiting. In patients with cancer, the most common side effects were diarrhoea (seen in more than 1 in 10 people) and abdominal pain (seen in up to 1 in 10 people). The majority of side effects in patients with or without cancer were mild to moderate.We also noticed in all modes, Rizmo breaks wind and this made us giggle a lot! He also says “bon appetit” and my middle girl found this hilarious!

Rizmo is for ages 6 plus although children at the younger age may need help to evolve Rizmo as it does take some patience. What batteries does Rizmo need? We had so much fun watching Rizmo evolve, grow and change. I love that there are two extra games to play when you have him in full grown-up mode. I think it helps to keep the children interested in the toy. Once Rizmo is evolved to a grown-up that is the way he will stay. Rizmoic is a medicine for treating constipation caused by opioid pain relief medicines in patients who have previously been treated with a laxative (a medicine that triggers bowel movements).

We left Rizmo for a little while and me and her younger sister (who is three, fully supervised) to have a play and try and evolve Rizmo to an adult. You repeat the same stages as above to get Rizmo to evolve again. When Rizmo arrives he is in baby form. He is a little ball of fluff, to interact with him you press his head button. His eyes change colour depending on the game you want to play. In this form, he has five different games to play. Playing With Baby Rizmo Because of how Rizmo's face emerges from the crevasse, it's easy to accidentally cave in the front if its head when you try to press the button to experience the play modes (including the two new ones that come with evolution), which only adds to the horror.