Ever given suppositories that were chilled/cold when they were inserted?

Yes, they were kept in the fridge and used directly out of there.

As a kid, always kept in the fridge

They was always cold.

Also reference my post 47. Nurses know to hold a suppository under cold water if it begins to melt before administering. Then into the rectum asap.

I know how to make finger-sized glycerine suppositories with a latex or vinyl glove. Does anyone know of a commercial source of big supos like that?

Thanks, ~Diane

I know how to make finger-sized glycerine suppositories with a latex or vinyl glove. Does anyone know of a commercial source of big supos like that?

Thanks, ~Diane

Hello Azdiane !! - no, i do not know any commercial side for this !! - but i am also a very good friend for doing itself !!

In doing selfmade supps, you will be able to concentrate you of ingrediants or measurements, that will be also interessant as maybe a little bit of strange !! - but all will be interested for some liked people !!

I know how to make finger-sized glycerine suppositories with a latex or vinyl glove. Does anyone know of a commercial source of big supos like that?

Thanks, ~Diane

Finger sized suppositories must be interesting

Finger sized suppositories must be interesting

For sure they are !! - and also more than only interested !! - you will feel it, when giving a try !!

As a child I received suppositories several times when I had a very high fever or nausea. When I was little I was put in knee chest position on the table, then years later on my side on the bed.

I only have a couple of memories of suppositories that at least felt chilled. Not sure whether they actually were. First time was when I had a bad fever & temperature would not come down, despite all attempts to cool me down. I think the doc did a home visit (very unusual) and decided I needed a medicated suppository to try to lower my fever. When he inserted it, it certainly felt very cold, but don't know whether that was because it was chilled before he brought it with him, or just that I was so hot, it just seemed cold.

Other time was when I had anal bleeding from a haemorrhoid that I couldn't get to stop. I'd applied a cold compress for some time & it eventually reduced to just a minor weep. Tried contacting my GP for advice & was told they couldn't fit me in, so to go to local "urgent care" centre. There, after a very uncomfortable exam; the doc confirmed it seemed like a haemorrhoid and it had virtually sealed; but she prescribed some suppositories to help "heal" it - they gave soothing & reduced blood flow? She also inserted a suppository before I left & told me it might feel chilly; so again assume it was chilled. It certainly was cold, but it did feel soothing. Oddly the suppositories I was supplied didn't mention anything about chilling them.

Yes, that’s exactly right.

Always. My mom stored them in the freezer. If I was throwing up, she would insert one before calling the pediatrician. He would instruct her to keep using them on me until I was no longer throwing up. Unless my fever was really high, I did not go to the office. I saw many supps in my friends fridges and freezers. One time when a group of us were playing doctor, we stole them out of several freezers to use on each other. We were all around 8 or 9. Totally naked taking turns receiving and giving them. There were boys and girls involved. I am still friends with the two brothers. We zoom frequently and that memory has been discussed numerous times.

#76 If I were a guest in your house perusing your fridge , and saw your stash; I borrow 2or 3, note your brand and and put them to rest. Inside of me. I’d leave my phone number so you could call if you needed help at any time; and thanking you In advance for being so thoughtful a hostess.

UJ

Yes they must be cold or u won't be able to put them in

Suppositories should be stored in freezer to keep it firmness and have good feeling when use it as chilled. During playing it quickly melting

Yes they were always kept in the refrigerater. Mom always dipped them in vaseline for easy insertion and it kinda insulated them

My mom kept the pink jar of Osco-brand pediatric suppositories in the fridge (as she continues to do with her adult variety today). I was well into adulthood when I realized they wouldn’t melt at room temp.

I received fewer than ten suppoz as a child, that I recall. It was always over a knee in the bathroom with a little Vaseline to lubricate the anus. Mom would insert it slowly and tell me to hold it as long as I could. She was kind and would let me expel after only a few minutes, meaning they weren’t probably effective other than as stimulation.

When I first started buying glycerin suppository in my twenties I also would expel while the suppoz was almost still fully formed, which made no sense to me — but was also mostly a sexual practice than medical. Only after some research did I learn you could power through the initial discomfort of only a few minutes and retain much longer. During the day I can how hold several hours of my rectum is mostly empty. On days when I’m feeling bloated before bed I’ll insert one (or have my boyfriend do it) before turning in for the night. It rarely causes discomfort during the night but causes a fairly predictable “need” upon waking. I bet keeping those nighttime suppositories refrigerated would make them melt slower and help me make it until morning.

Ages 6 to 8, we lived in Congo-Brazzaville. Suppositories were refrigerated. If they weren't inserted right away, they'd melt in a hurry.

Never had suppositories before. I do enjoy inserting ice cubes in my ass. Very relaxing feeling!!

My wife and I occasionally make coconut oil suppositories using aluminum cigar containers. They come out quite big and long and need to be frozen. Very interesting also used as a lubricant for deep introductions... 😜

I ALWAYS freeze my Preparation-H suppositories. I ABSOLUTELY LOVE the soothing Cold sensation as I slowly insert them up my needy hiney hole!

My parents kept suppositories in a cabinet we had in our bathroom. This room was a very dark, large and cold, so they didnt need to keep suppositories in a fridge. They were always firm and semi cold I must say.