Are amber latex bags now completely off the market?

You will not find latex anymore in medical equipment. There were a number of reports of severe allergic (anaphylactic) reactions to latex-containing medical supplies, specifically enema nozzles used in x-ray procedures (think balloon nozzles). There were deaths. You can Google latex allergy and enema and probably find the medical journal articles. Because of this, latex has been removed. You will notice no more latex gloves, now they are nitrile. Silicone has largely replace the old latex bags. The great double balloon nozzle is now silicone - not my favorite - I miss the latex ones. However, you can still get the latex balloon nozzles through medtech3000.com.

You will not find latex anymore in medical equipment. There were a number of reports of severe allergic (anaphylactic) reactions to latex-containing medical supplies, specifically enema nozzles used in x-ray procedures (think balloon nozzles). There were deaths. You can Google latex allergy and enema and probably find the medical journal articles. Because of this, latex has been removed. You will notice no more latex gloves, now they are nitrile. Silicone has largely replace the old latex bags. The great double balloon nozzle is now silicone - not my favorite - I miss the latex ones. However, you can still get the latex balloon nozzles through medtech3000.com.

I went to that website to check it out. I got the following:

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In Russia we have red/green latex bags in stores because of cheap price.

But in hospital I saw only single use latex free bags.

@EnemaAndIvory

That bag looks interesting. Some years ago, there was a German source for 6 liter bags that looked similar. Somehow they were related to a German Domme, Beattie von Braun, but I don't know how. I have one of those 6 liter versions and it was fine, but their inflatable nozzle was too floppy for easy insertion.

FWIW.

Supply chain issues have hit us all, including "enthusiasts". Broke two bags, wore out 😁😅😀, but after trying to buy stuff online, get back ordered. Not available now. Poking my own holes in enema bags to keep them UP and running ... Running up my ass.

Maybe we all need to email Whitehouse.gov and tell them that these shortages are affecting our health /fetishes. 😀😅😁🤣

The Collector was making them in limited supply for a while. Contact him and maybe he can get one made for you.

An amber folding bag was the first that I ever got for myself. It was a superb bag and lasted nearly 20 years. The problem with folding bags is that the crease in the middle where you fold it to put back into its little case becomes the weak point. That's were mine failed. And, no, they don't make them like that anymore. Years ago I would not have thought about doing any kind of overnight trip without packing that bag, although for more times than not the use was not for an enema.

I have contacted the collector, no luck for left over bags….

Hi @EnemaAndIvory , I have purchased this bag fron Simon O years ago, it is frequently in use, durable and of fine quality.

I would definitely buy again if necessary!

I went through several latex folding bags over the years, each eventually wearing out. I also had one of Grant’s bags, but it too did not last all that long. He did repair it when the bag separated from the plastic ring (fortunately over the sink) while using it. Despite the repair it did not last much longer.

These days my travel kit is somewhat bulky as it now contains a (not quite) three quart combo bag from Europe.

I have found classic latex folding syringes in many of the former Soviet block countries. They seem to be widely available. All that I have seen only include a vaginal nozzle so they must be aimed at the female market. In fact that is the bag I currently use for douching came from a rubber goods store in Poland. From what I gather, pre coital douching and post coital douching is still quite common in these countries. The language barrier makes it difficult to discuss details with women I have met there.

Dita

Amber latex bags (folding travel syringes) hose & fittings can still be found

www.wantitall.co.za

Location : Gauteng South Africa

Search Tag (web site) :

FidgetGear New Travelling Fold-up Enema Bag/Douche W/Storage Pouch/Amber Show One Size

I'd love to find out if 2 quart “ pumpkin bags ” are still around, as these were arousing to me.

Here is a link for medtech3000

https://www.medtech3000.de/Einlauf-Klistier/Klistier-Einlauf-Heilfasten:::109_1.html

Grant is still around but no longer manufacturing enema bags. He used to have the rubber bags molded, at quantities of 200. I was able to reach out to him and purchased a few parts. When I have the time I might announce that I have a few yellow amber latex bags with hoses. Love the smell of a latex enema bag, more than that, love the feel of the water going in.

the hoseman1

Like a lot of stuff, bags many of us grew up on are gone. Ahhh... the memories of smell and dread of the " Rexall " combo bag coming out of the closet to be used on our bottoms.

Ebay has folding latex bags every now and again.

Not cheap, but they are still around.

No you can still get them in the form of a 44 oz urinary leg bag made of the same Latex rubber that the old fashioned bags were made of.A medical supply house in Arizona have some available for about $60

Pumpkin bags are easily contracted using latex ice bags.

Adding some nylon fittings on the cap and glueing a hook on the bottom…WALA, a blue pumpkin bag for about $20.

Hopefully some of the rubber fetishwear places might start to produce more types if there is a market for it. A manufacturer for this type of stuff surely might spring up over the next few years. Those amber bags, I think, hold a special place in peoples heart and I'm sure people would buy them.