Just bought a suppository mold - any suggestions?

I just bought a very interesting ‘suppository’ mold, which is actually for ice cubes in the shape of an actual bullets. I was immediately intrigued seeing the shape and size of the mold - the suppositories will be around 2 inches long and have their classic shape.

Now I’m wondering what recipes I should use to make some!

Mainly I will like to find some calming recipes, so I can use the cold suppositories after a good enema session.

Anyone having the experience of creating their own suppositories?

You could try cocobutter, or even cocaobutter which may be a bit more refined. Coconut oil (the solid kind) has been used I've heard, but I believe that it melts quick and about has to go from freezer or fridge to butt rather soon.

You might try looking on Optimal Health's website, I recall that she had a selection of oils, herbal additives and probably base elements for suppositories, and they sell suppository molds too.

My mom used to make suppos out of glycerin with a touch of mineral oil

If you want glycerin you can look on here and I posted the USP glycerin/stearic acid recipe as well as the BP glycerin/gelatin recipe.

Use glycerin and mineral oil

@JoJoGirl95, why would you use suppositories AFTER an enema session. Supps are supposed to do the same thing an enema does so it seems rather redundant. If you want a cooling effect to your anus, the Preparation H people make cooling towelettes to ease irritation that may have caused discomfort.

@JoJoGirl95, why would you use suppositories AFTER an enema session. Supps are supposed to do the same thing an enema does so it seems rather redundant.

That's why I had recommended these ingredients -

You could try cocobutter, or even cocaobutter which may be a bit more refined. Coconut oil (the solid kind) has been used I've heard, but I believe that it melts quick and about has to go from freezer or fridge to butt rather soon

As opposed to anything glycerin or biscoydl based, which would be too harsh for me after an enema. The materials that I mentioned shouldn't cause urgent feeling for bowel movements in a colon cleaned out by enemas.

I think that if I understand the OP's intent, she is looking for something calming, perhaps soothing to the rectum.

If the nozzle has you a little sore from a day of repeated enemas, a suppository (that won't make your intestine feel like it's trying to turn itself inside out) does feel nice up there sometimes. Prep H suppositories work well for non-do-it-yourself, might work well melted down and poured into molds too as a DIY ingredient.