Balloon Retention Nozzles.

Just a little more background. When preparing for the test, I first thought that a pretest flush would be a good idea. I then decided that there was no reason to use a second nozzle, I would just use the new one as a basic nozzle (not inflated) to take a few quarts to clear the way for the actual test. However, once I began, it worked so smoothly that I decided to just go for it and the results were as described.

I am not advising that a bit of prep is not in order since the state of our GI systems are all different, even day-to-day. As always, YMMV.

@bburl, thank you for thoroughly describing your experience with the new SN balloon nozzle. Your review has really enhanced my interest in getting one. I really loved my old latex double balloon nozzles and wore them completely out. But SN version has such a unique look to it and such an unconventional design that I was a little hesitant at first, but now, I'm thinking this may be my next nozzle!

Thanks again for such a great review!

Deb

...Your review has really enhanced my interest in getting one. I really loved my old latex double balloon nozzles and wore them completely out. But SN version has such a unique look to it and such an unconventional design that I was a little hesitant at first...

@debgurl be aware that SN also has a double balloon version in the works. Slated for this Spring, I believe. With that in mind, while, like you, @bburl review has piqued my interest, I’m going to play a waiting game to see what unfolds in the near future.

I would like to try one. maybe leaky maybe no.

@Loveitkinky, I, too, understand they have a double balloon model coming sometime in the future. I wasn't aware that it was as soon as this spring. Hmmm. Might be worth waiting to see what it looks like!

Deb

Ordered mine on Nov 22 and no place to be seen

I ordered one tonight and look forward to using it.

I'm not sure how many latex double balloon nozzles I went through in the 80's and 90's, and since then I've gone through several 500/250cc silicone balloon nozzles....a size that disappeared in the early years of silicone nozzles being available...then several 750/250 silicone nozzles. I still have one 750/250 that works, although considering the "trash" quality of Clean Stream, who knows how long the current one will last.

Let the good times flow.......

I have several inflatable nozzles from single balloon to double balloon 750/250. I have read several threads/posts/stories where a colon tube was used but had a balloon at the end to seal everything for the upcoming event. I have yet to see one. I would like it on in a 24fr-36fr and about 24-30 inches long.

@paula not exactly what you asked for but is is a start for your search:

http://www.shopmedvet.com/product/foley-latex-catheter-30fr-x-16-with-30cc-balloon

Catheter, Foley Latex Catheter, 30Fr X 16" W/ 30cc Balloon

What they need is a toroidal bladder that you could slide on any tube and inflate.

What they need is a toroidal bladder that you could slide on any tube and inflate.

I remember buying one or two of these maybe 25 - 30 years ago. They were near identical in size and material to the balloons on the disposable barium tips.

Looked just like a doughnut (toroid) that you would slide onto a nozzle. Had a small pipe that would run alongside the nozzle that allowed you to inflate it. It was molded in one piece.

If memory serves me correct, I got them from Platinum Press. Have never seen another one of these since.

Mine is on the way now, ordered in January. Will post a review. I may not be able to use it till early May due to diary and holiday commitments. Will let you know what I think. Have been off enemas and colonic irrigation for some weeks due to a combination of factors, but will return.I think as well as a double balloon it would be nice if they brought out a version of the Japanese triple balloon one which has legendary status but is so expensive and so hard to get in the West.

Best wishes to all at zity.

mrdtv

Mine arrived today. Ordered mid-January so you can see the demand. It is indeed very long, nearly twelve inches. Supplied were the inflator cuff, connector for the enema inflow and 24 inches of plastic tubing. The supplied inflator cuff did not work (annoying) and I had to get the tubing for the inflator from other enema kit (also annoying) (its 1/8 inch.) With the third party kit and another inflator bulb it inflates fine. You can think of it a as a MILSTD retention catheter; this device is not going anywhere once inserted. The idea of inflating the balloon within the rectum is likely to prolong the lifetime of the balloon (similar to the medtech3000 enema catheter.) I have cannibalised some parts from other systems to make the overall usability and connectivity slicker, including a clamp on the insertion hose. . Fortunately I now have two days to myself from tomorrow. The order of service tomorrow will be:

1 3 Suppositories , glycerin

2 Coffee enema (3L) to clean out using Medtech rectal catheter

3 Sodium bicarbonate solution (3L) using the new SN nozzle

4 Salt water solution using the new SN nozzle

5 Full colonic irrigation to follow, complete with special dildo/vibrator insert. It will be inserting to see if the returns are clear when my extended CI session starts. Naturally I shall be wearing a retro suspender belt with twelve straps and Red Cuban Heel stockings for the occasion. Soooooooooo looking forward and will report back...

I had a day of me time yesterday and roadtested the Silicone Nozzles balloon nozzle. As I had hours for an extended session I began with three glycerin suppositories followed by a 3L coffee enema delivered via modified colonic speculum (this one is contoured rather than straight and I use the exit hole as the filler with the more conventional insertion line capped off). Its held in place by a tight thong which hooks onto the external water line, so risk of coming out unlike colonic speculums which don't have adapters like specialised anal toys or the Silicone Nozzles CI adapters ( I have both types). This allows for a very fast and smooth coffee enema. I followed up with a 3L sodium bicarbonate solution delivered via a Medtech3000 inflatable catheter, very easy to insert and very comfortable. By the end of these two sessions returns were clear so I stopped for a glass of fresh orange juice and a banana. And so to the main order of service.

The balloon nozzle from Silicone Nozzle is supplied with an adapter, plastic tubing to connect to the flow line, and an optional inflator bulb which I purchased from them. There is no line for bulb inflator section but I had a compatible line from a disused Medtech3000 line and used an Accosson inflator bulb (these are better and cheaper in the UK than the rubber or silicone types.), I also did an in-line extension to the flow tubing to put in a flow meter and a Higginsons syringe bulb. I also taped on a Rocks off 80mm multipattern bullet vibrator to add to the frisson of elegiac excitement. This was all connected by endless tubing to a 4L silicone bag, solution used was plain salt water. I ran it by itself to begin with to test for leaks and correct assembly. I tested the self-sourced inflator section which also has an additional mini blue clamp to shut off the air as an additional precaution. This worked beautifully: the balloon inflates to one side when in the open air; six pumps is enough for a seal, ten is big and twenty is very big. So highly effective

The moment of truth arrived. I lubricated all inches of the balloon with coconut oil and pushed it in. Its quite soft but this isn't a problem as I always use nitrile examination gloves in enema or colonic sessions to get a grip on nozzles, dildos, tubes or speculumsAs its semi-firm I let the water flow all the way through to the exit hole before insertion. This makes it easier as you can treat it like a colon tube for penetration purposes. Then I pushed it in, it slid in effortlessly all the way up to the retention flange. I pumped it up six times and relaxed, it was not coming out. Then I pumped it up six more times, a nice full feeling. As I am used to very big dildos and nozzles, this is not a problem. Then I turned on the vibrator and opened the water tap. Double whooooosh! The water flows much higher up, I think of it as being similar to a colon tube or a colonic irrigation system (which is really a flood system in which the sphincter is held open).

As other testers have noted its very comfortable, far superior to conventional double or single balloon enema systems, and lends itself to very large enemas. When the bag emptied I deflated the balloon, the nozzle slides out easily, and I got up to empty on the toilet. The nozzle was 100% clean due to the earlier sessions. I had two further large enema sessions with it, the last one accompanied by a multispeed Mini Magic wand with penis sucker attachment and a blow out sucking orgasm which is a literal knee trembler. After that I had two hours of colonic irrigation with a specially adapted giant penis shaped speculum and another jumbo orgasm which did for me. Then I spent an hour tidying up afterwards and went to bed. Slept soundly as you can imagine. I had planned to do the whole thing again today but plans have changed and won't be having any more enemas or colonics till May now.

Finally my take on this nozzle:

a) Very good idea due to the length and internal insertion of the balloon which may preserve longevity ( cf conventional balloons)

b) A very comfortable ride for experienced enema/colonic/anal enthusiasts, but not for beginners.

c) Expensive due to the hand built nature of the product and import taxes (£23.61 with the Royal Mail), and long lead times from order to delivery.

d) A bit annoying that you can't order a complete kit ready to insert in your rosebud and have to source additional peripherals to get going.

e) I'm not sure you need a double balloon with this whopper as once its inflated fully the seal is 100% and I like the internal inflation concept as this reduces damage possibilities. However as a klysmo connoisseur I would like to see a double balloon version and even a 21st century update of the legendary Japanese triple balloon nozzle.

I am probably going to use it after an initial cleansing enema with another nozzle for large coffee enemas, olive oil enemas, in BDSM sessions with others and for myself as an opener prior to extended colonic irrigation sessions which I tend to prefer nowadays as they are far less tiring and allow much greater throughput.

Hat tip to Silicone Nozzles for the new design ideas but execution, delivery and peripheral connectivity options can be improved.

And spring/Easter greetings to all those on this excellent board: I am off till May.

I am thinking about ordering, but before I invest that much money in a product, I would like to know if anyone here on Zity has purchased one, and their comments on the nozzle.

They are evidently selling well, and what I can glean from their website is positive, but the true experts reside right here!

I do like the looks of it but it seems a bit too long. I would like a shorter version that still inflates very large and keeps you plugged up tight with no chance of coming out. I to hope someone can give some feedback on it.

James

It's not that hard, just cut it off to your desired length and reshape the tip. I have done it, just don't cut off to much the first time.

Randy

Hi,

Initially I thought this was too large but once you get the hang of it it slides right in. The trick is to have suppositories and conventional cleanout enemas before you use it. I use a modified very long colonic speculum with the side insertion connector capped off and the usual one inch return tube as the water injection tubing, this gives you a 'flood'enema. Because of the retention flange if you wear a thong and pull it up tight it won't come out or you can use silicone nozzles colonic irrigation retention rings. This allows you to have very quick 3 or 4 litre clean out enemas: I like to start with peppermint soap and sea salt mixed or else just sea salt solution. You will be pretty clean pronto. Although the silicone nozzles balloon nozzle is long if you cover it in coconut oil, lie on your back and it will then slide in. I tend to get it and let it be seated for a few minutes prior to inflation. Six pumps seals nicely and ten pumps is very exciting and quite full. I use it for more challenging solutions such as coffee or glycerin and epsom salts mix which I take more slowly. The higher injection point makes it a much more comfortable fill than conventional nozzles and it leaves conventional double balloon enemas in the dust which I had for years. After two fills with this nozzle I tend to switch to colonic irrigation for the final couple of hours . Highly recommended but as I said in my previous review the peripheral execution for the inflator could be better. I got the medtech one mentioned downthread but it falls out and I now have a bespoke solution with bespoke tubing and Accesson inflator bulb. This never falls out.

It is expensive but highly innovative and you will be sealed up like a vault!

Silicone nozzles makes good stuff that seemingly will last for a long time. I might get one of these balloon retention nozzles and give it a try considering all of their other products have kept me happy......

I may have to invest in one, if I do I will report my experience.

Please be aware that due to demand, the wait time is extended. I ordered mine on March 30 th and I'm still awaiting a confirmation email about shipping as of today's date (6/19/1😎. I'm eagerly awaiting receipt of mine. Thanks to all about the need to procure inflator tubing.

I ordered mine on April10th and received it on July 12th, 93 days or 3 months and 2 days. It did NOT COME with the tubing for the inflator bulb. I did not order a bulb from them because I already have 3 of the bulbs. Two came with my defunct silicon Klystra double balloon nozzle and one from a plug type defunct inflatable nozzle. This is the first time that Silicone Nozzles has not responded to my site sent notice. I've had good luck the first time that I used the nozzle. Today I used the nozzle again. I have placed the inflator bulb into the proper hole in the base of the nozzle. This time, I had 3 qts of Dr. Bronner's peppermint and water solution. With a cramp, the pressure in my colon popped the inflator bulb from the nozzle and water went everywhere.

On Monday, Jul 23rd, I'll call them to raise he'll. This was the 5th nozzle that I've purchased from them. I'm not a happy camper. I will say the generally their products were well made. I'm just unhappy that SN didn't respond when they should have. The nozzle doesn't leak when the inflation remains.

I ordered mine on April10th and received it on July 12th, 93 days or 3 months and 2 days. It did NOT COME with the tubing for the inflator bulb.

They do slip up occasionally, perhaps more often at the moment when they are backlogged. I was among the first to order this item last year, and the same thing happened: it arrived with no tubing or connector. It took a few emails before they responded, but they did eventually take notice and sent me an inflator bulb and tubing — but the wrong connector! I had a couple of accidents like yours before I found a suitable connector attached to an inflator bulb from medtech3000.

That said, their inflatable nozzle is an exceptional product!

Three things on my alleged mind.

1.) Silicone Nozzles sent me the tubing and the connector for the pump right away. There was some question in the shipping department about what went with the nozzle when no pump bulb was not included. That was corrected immediately, and am now a totally happy camper.

2.) When inflated to the correct amount, different with each person, I've had no leaks, period!

3.) The answer to the post regarding the 5" is that it can be safely inflated to a five (5) inch diameter, not circumference.

I am very pleased with the nozzle. I do think, that if it were available, I'd go to the next harder material. I say that because it is a little difficult inserting it as the silicone tends to want to bend. I can get it in without too much trouble, and really enjoy the feel of the length going inside me.

A couple of weeks ago I posted that SN had 6 slightly blemished balloon nozzles available in their Ready To Ship section. I jumped on the chance to skip the 60-90 day wait and get one delivered, albeit imperfect, ASAP. It arrived last week just before I headed out of the country for a few days. Now that I’m back and have unboxed it, I’m itching to give it a go.

Without inflating it, the nozzle is similar in size to some of my others so I don’t anticipate any issues with depth or girth. First impressions are very promising - the imperfections are barely perceptible. The nozzle is a little softer than most of my others but that is adding to its allure. I just need to find the opportunity to give it a thorough work out.

Stay tuned.

I've posted my reviews here https://www.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=display;topic=106956;firstnew because I didn't see this topic. So for what it's worth, are my experiences with the new silicone nozzles inflatable nozzle. Basically I like it, it's very well made but the length is a challenge for me. I've had a one time success but usually I am unable to get it to fill me and it back fills from the nozzle tip to the expanded balloon. Anyway here is my saga

I managed to give my new nozzle a brief test run yesterday. Lacking time for a proper session, I was limited to a single 1.5 quart spritz with plain water to clear the way for subsequent full insertion and exploratory inflation.

As I’ve mentioned elsewhere, the soft configuration of the nozzle is unlike my others so I was intrigued to know how I’d like it. In short: sublime. Insertion of two of the ridges at the tip to administer the first flush was delightful. This being my first time with an inflatable nozzle, I had to adjust slightly from my typical position to account for the inflation tubing and bulb. With that done, the nozzle proved effective at administering the water into my rectum.

After expelling, the time came to enjoy the full experience. Full insertion went without a hitch. The slight texture to the balloon section of the nozzle was pleasant. The nozzle tip seated itself very comfortably in the sigmoid. A dozen squeezes of the inflation bulb resulted in a delightful full feeling in the rectum. Knowing I didn’t have time to take another fill, I resigned myself to just enjoying the initial sensations. That, however was abbreviated by a rapid onset of back pressure within and meant I had to withdraw.

Lesson learned: these things cannot be rushed. I’ll be sure to take my time with a full (2-3 quart) initial rinse and thorough expulsion before I venture forth with the nozzle.

Initial impressions are all positive.

More to come...

I would feel a lot better about inflation nozzles generally if they used a large Syringe instead of a bulb to inflate and deflate.

The difficulty with bulbs for both inflation nozzles and enemas is that it's impossible to ever tell just HOW MUCH you are really injecting, whereas with a syringe you know exactly.

As a result I have never used inflation nozzles

Lisak said

I would feel a lot better about inflation nozzles generally if they used a large Syringe instead of a bulb to inflate and deflate.

The difficulty with bulbs for both inflation nozzles and enemas is that it's impossible to ever tell just HOW MUCH you are really injecting, whereas with a syringe you know exactly.

As a result I have never used inflation nozzles

You can inflate the balloon while holding it in your hands, count the squeezes and see how large the balloon gets before you inflate it in your rectum.

Problem solved.

You can inflate the balloon while holding it in your hands, count the squeezes and see how large the balloon gets before you inflate it in your rectum.

Problem solved.

Damn, Susie, why do you always have to let common sense and logical reasoning spoil a good complaint? 😁 😁