Glycerin liquid purchase options

I've been pondering purchasing glycerin liquid for enemas but can't find any good resources on what type to buy. From a quick scroll though Amazon there's

Glycerin with USP rating? (Lab grade?)

Glycerin that's vegetable based (cooking??, If it's good grade might be safe for enemas??)

And there's also mention of it for oils and stuff. If anyone has any recommations on Amazon links or tips it would be appreciated.

The one labelled "Vegetable Glycerin/Glycerine Quart, Natural Pure USP Food Grade/Cosmetic Grade, for for Skin, Hair, Crafts, Soap Base Oil - Kosher, Halal and Pharmaceutical" at 40 cents/oz caught my eye; though not I have tried any I do not recommend any. I like reading through the questions asked, and it's tempting to ask "is this pure enough to use for my enemas?"

I use glycerine that's found in the baking isle at my supermarket. Not sure where you are but I'm in the UK and so far it ain't done me any (noticeable) damage lol....my rationale is if its good enough to use for baking and oral consumption, it'll be fine going in the other end. Got to say its rocket fuel 😊

I got a gallon of the cooking variety from Amazon and it’s worked out fine.

To add option/question to the thread; what's the opinion on vegetable 'pure' glycerin bars of soap? I soaked it in water for about 45 min and most of the bar had turned into a slimy sludge that felt really gross, like the consistency of just beaten pudding. I tried to separate the sludge from the water and was unable.

I can get my hands on the baking variety but it is ludicrously expensive.

@SuppoEnemaGirl great idea...I do the same with a glycerine soap here in the UK (Pears Soap). I totally agree it dissolves into a slush, but I add more warm water little by little stirring gently until its a very viscous solution.

I try to keep the solution as thick as possible or as thick as the funnel enema I use can cope with. It's quite a lot slower going in, but this just exacerbates the pleasure for me, it taking longer to go in is all good in my book. You really feel it going in and by half way through its an effort to continue due to the solution having more time to do its thing. But I push on, relax, ride the cramps and eventually gravity wins and the funnel empties. Hold for as long as possible and enjoy the effects ❤️

@soapyfun - We get Pears soap in Canada as well. It's hard to find but i have come across it. I will look at the ingredients as sometimes similar produces appearing in different countries have different ingredients in them. Thanks for the tip. ☺

I just go to the supermarket

I've seen on eBay some clear ish cubes of glycerin, something to do with soap making, got a feeling I might get some and push some up my bum !

Walmart carrie’s in stores….pharmacy aisles. 4oz $4.95

A little bit 5-7cc can produce a BIG urge and output 😵‍💫

USP grade is plenty pure enough for an enema. Kosher material actually gets a tougher audit than regular food/pharmaceutical grade.

Commercially available glycerin is essentially vegetable based. I don't think "vegetable grade" is a legal or even industry standard term

For me, glycerin is not the main act but I find it useful at times. Sometimes it is used first to empty the rectum of stuff prior to a coffee enema. Sometimes after a large enema that is sort of stuck, and not coming out completely on its own, a shot of glycerin can start things up again.

What I started years ago was to buy a 4-pack of the Fleet Liquid Glycerin applicators, then refill them over and over from a bottle of glycerin that I buy at one of the local drugstores. Lately, Walmart seems to have 4oz. bottles on the shelf at a reasonable price.

Dudadiesel.com sells USP glycerin from quarts to several hundred gallon sized containers. One gallon is under $16 as I recall.