Best Inflatable Retention Nozzle

I had a latex dbl from Beth Tyler I used (and loved) for many enema sessions😈As I’ve gotten older I’m having trouble holding things in(I keep leaking). Any current sources would be helpful. 😁

@naughtydoc what size is/was your Klystra?

@Sock - We own a Klystra 500cc silicone double, a 500 cc latex double, and 250 cc double (nurse is can't take the big ones and enjoy it).

I have owned several 250/250 latex double balloon nozzles, the single balloon nozzle from Silicone Nozzles, and several silicone rubber double balloon nozzles of various sizes. The Silicone Nozzle single balloon was uncomfortable (too big when pumped up enough not to leak), also with steady pressure you can eventually push it out. All the silicone rubber double balloon nozzles failed after a short period of use. My favorite by far is the latex 250/250 nozzle. I love the way it feels, my wife says it's easy to put in me, and with 4 full pumps to both balloons, it seals quite well. I find that if she pumps up the inner (or distal) balloon with 5-6 pumps, if might seal a bit better, but that shortens the life span of the nozzle and after 10-14 minutes of inflation time inside you, causes hard to ignore urges to release. Of course you can't release with the balloon in place, but the crampy feeling gets worse. This problem is much less with only 4 pumps. These nozzles are still available from Medtech3000 in Germany, pricy for sure, but I buy the 2 pack because the postage from Germany is terrible.

Now waiting for someone to tell me why latex nozzles are the worst so that I have to change my mind 180° again. 🤪

The old amber-colored latex balloon enema enema tubes are aesthetically very cool. The successors made of silicone are unfortunately of lower quality and very short-lived.

The tubes from Rüsch, on the other hand, are unbeatable. Unfortunately, production of the double balloon colon tube has been discontinued. If you find one, you should buy it...

Now waiting for someone to tell me why latex nozzles are the worst so that I have to change my mind 180° again 🤪

There are only two downsides, one major, one minor.

The major one is if you happen to be allergic to latex things get VERY bad.

The minor is that you need to be careful with what chemicals you use and how you store it.

Beyond that latex is best. Softer and more elastic.

Being cheap and skilled my sub made his own double balloon nozzle. The main body is a machined plastic base which he attaches heavy duty balloons to. When one breaks or looks questionable it gets replaced.