Liquid Glycerin Suppositories, memories from youth

Do any of you guys have experience with the liquid glycerin suppositories?

When I was younger, and hadn’t pooped in several days, and my mother would announce I was to receive a suppository, it had always been the regular kind, until one day she parted my cheeks while I was laying on the bathroom floor and I felt the tip of a tube, and I immediately began to physically protest, thinking it was an enema. She explained it was “the liquid kind” while calling my father to hold me down.

In my adulthood (I’m 22) I love exploring with these, particularly the Fleet brand, as it has sort of a blunt end and gives more resistance to being inserted. Additionally, on the giving side, I love the way the little bulb looks between one’s buttcheeks.

Funny thing, but as I write, I am trying to make a gylcerin suppository by melting a few solid ones in a penis mold, with some water, then freezing it and then inserting the "penis" but I have having trouble keeping it all in the shaft vs the base of the mold before freezing. will have to keep working at it and am excited to see how it works....

I got Babylax up to around maybe when I was 4. Now when I want to take Glycerin In normally mix some from a bottle with water and use a syringe with tube for administration, much cheaper-although I must say the original tubes are nice for replaying the instances when I got it that I can remember.

Many years ago, I'd buy liquid glycerin at a pharmacy or drug store. I would use it in metal and glass clyster syringes that are so easy to find at old flea markets.

I certainly never needed much for it to provoke strong reactions. But there was an unpleasant side-effect in that even the next day you could still feel bloated and too sensitive inside.

@JB3 As a kid I also had problems going to the bathroom. For me the fleets or suppositories never made me go. I guess I got so backed up. The liquid suppositories were not a think yet in the 1980s but I was given one at a doctors office which did nothing. I needed large bag enemas to make me go. I was like you I put up a huge fight. Did you ever get a bag type enema they were not a widely used when you were growing up.

Did you ever get a bag type enema they were not a widely used when you were growing up.

They were not used when I was younger, and I just recently bought my first one at a drug store about a month ago. I really enjoy holding a doggy-style position in the bathroom while it flows into me. Feels submissive.

@Jb3 @dlboy @agracier @Eforenema1

I hope one of you can tell me how a suppository can be liquid? The only way I can think of is to encapsulate liquid glycerin.

@Jb3 @dlboy @agracier @Eforenema1

I hope one of you can tell me how a suppository can be liquid? The only way I can think of is to encapsulate liquid glycerin.

Give it a try with a syringe !!! - it will be also a very nice impression !!

@SuppoEnemaGirl

Fleet gives this product a strange name. I am looking at the box right now.

Fleet (Laxative)

Liquid Glycerin Suppositories

I guess they are trying to say that these are like "suppositories" that are in LIQUID form.

I think they are trying to avoid calling this a Glycerin ENEMA, even though that is exactly what it is.

I think we can agree, a "suppository" cannot TECHNICALLY be in a liquid form.

So it is 7.5 ml of liquid glycerin in a tiny enema-like bulb that you squeeze to insert into your rectum.

I hope this made some sense. I actually enjoy using them when needed, they work very quickly.

@KennyT

Gotcha. And yes, I think It's a marketing thing if they are saying that on the box.

Glad I'm not the only one that thought it was strange.

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I hope one of you can tell me how a suppository can be liquid? The only way I can think of is to encapsulate liquid glycerin.

I recounted how I used liquid glycerin via an old fashioned clyster syringe, squirting it up via the nozzle. I never talked about using a liquid suppository.

Fleet liquid glycerine comes four “pears” to a box. I like to use a full box added to 3qts. of a very soapy (Dr.Bronners peppermint Castile bar soap at 110 degrees) bag for my 1st enema. The expulsion is amazing with brown liquid followed by chunks. I know it’s effective when just gas comes out. Then at least two bags of sea salt and very warm water until clear followed by another 3 qt. bag that results in a “Happy Ending”😍I have wonderful memories of the High Hot and a Hell of a lot enemas of my youth😁

@Jb3 I really enjoy holding a doggy-style position in the bathroom while it flows into me. Feels submissive.

You probably like I did are realizing as the bag type of enema as it has a continuous flow is one of the worlds greatest feelings. I knew this very young at maybe age 5. Of course then would be fussing and crying but deep inside I was being trained to love this incredible feeling and was hooked for life. Also a bulb type enema is fun to experiment with as well. Have fun and be safe. I always have told myself I never needed drugs or drinking because of how great enemas were for me. We are very fortunate to have been introduced to enemas at a very young age even at the time we hated them with a passion...

I was 13, (1969), had an appendectomy and was given a suppository that felt like it instantly melted upon insertion, almost like it "popped". I sure would like to know what it was.

My mum gave them to me a few times when I was too impacted for regular suppositories. They are really strong and I felt like I was evacuating my bowels for ages afterwards

I was 13, (1969), had an appendectomy and was given a suppository that felt like it instantly melted upon insertion, almost like it "popped". I sure would like to know what it was.

Did it make you poop? Then it would sound like something containing liquid glycerin, although I know only of mini-enemas like Babylax that contain it so far.

Dlboy, yes it did!

@agracier - I'm sorry. I tagged your name by mistake. Thank you for bringing it to my attention. 😊rator