Has anyone tried this new enema device from Amazon?

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Unlike most electric enema machines on the market, that only hold 12 to 15 ounces, this uses an external water source. So you could even use it in the bathtub and fill to capacity. It flows a little under 2 quart in a minute, enough for some serious enema action.

It looks interesting!

Hmmm... I don't know, those jets seem pretty fine and higher pressure than I'd be comfortable sticking up my butt. You've heard of water cutting-jets I assume? At a lower flow rate or slightly less fine of a stream, it would be interesting however, I agree.

Nozzle is too thin! @FSP has a good point, the thin needle like spray might be too much. It delivers almost 2 qts in a minute. Probably more than a douche nozlle with a bag hanging 2-3 feet high. The rotating concept would be nice with a larger ribbed or nubbed nozzle

I'd love to try this 😍! The no back flow feature is a plus. I'd want to try all of the flow patterns particularly the rotation one. It could use a selection of nozzle tips.

I've seen it and been intrigued. The reviews are overall very positive (including for the rotation feature, which I would expect to be a little polarizing) , but I believe they often plant several fake reviews for new products, so for now I'm holding out.

Actually higher intensity jets hitting the sides of the rectal cavity are quite stimulating for both males and females. I'm not talking pressure that would cut the skin or create damage, but high enough pressure that it creates a tingling sensation and at a reasonably high flow rate. I've found with women that using this kind of spray pattern rectally for many of them hits their G spot through the rectal wall and is highly stimulating. How I know? I put together such a device using a small pump, either existing douche nozzles or specially fabricated nozzles with smaller holes creating more intensity and they work. Best if used on toilet or shower/bathtub. A new toy to have fun like many of us like. You may become hooked doing this.

Interesting little equipment there. I think my sub might like that. I'll have to do more research into it to be sure it is safe.

I chuckled when I saw the pic of a RealDoll and they mentioned it was also good for silicon cleaning.

I don't know - a bag, can or bulb works well and in my mind multiplying complexity leads to significantly increased risk of mistake or failure.

That looks like fun, what with that rotating motion and spray pattern.

I like to explore new techie devices, and I just read in detail about this one, but when we’re talking about enemas, I’m an old-fashioned girl.

Anything using a battery to shoot water up my behind turns me off. I’ll continue to use a bag and savor the sound of the “snap” opening to begin the flow.

FSP said:

Hmmm... I don't know, those jets seem pretty fine and higher pressure than I'd be comfortable sticking up my butt. You've heard of water cutting-jets I assume?

Yes FSP, I am an Engineer so I know all about water jet cutting. I would suggest that anyone that purchases this device test it out on their hands before sticking it blindly up your rectum. You can tell if the spray is too powerful. With Amazon returns are pretty easy, so use at your own risk, but have some common sense.

It’s a interesting enema if that’s what it was originally intended to be. The rotating function on the nozzle could be the worst part of it. It seems to have an aggressive spin to it. To me it looks more like a hemorrhoid grinder-ouch!!

Too expensive for my wallet. At half the price I'd for sure give it a whirl, though.

I could not find it on Alie Express or Temu, but I DID find this one advertised as a manual enema machine: https://www.temu.com/goods.html?_bg_fs=1&goods_id=601099660676698&sku_id=17592757207072&_oak_page_source=501&source_goods_id=&current_rec_strategy=&_x_sessn_id=1t3iufsp0m&refer_page_name=shopping_cart&refer_page_id=10037_1733403306717_eu0jg7acme&refer_page_sn=10037

Yes FSP, I am an Engineer so I know all about water jet cutting. I would suggest that anyone that purchases this device test it out on their hands before sticking it blindly up your rectum. You can tell if the spray is too powerful.

Engineer here too. 👍 your suggested test on the hand is a good start, however, I think mucus membranes are more sensitive and delicate. Not a medical professional though as I say. As always, play safe so you can keep playing.

My browser has an available add-on to verify product reviews at Amazon. The rating for this product is not promising.

"How reliable are these reviews"? Rating F--the worst it goes.

"Star rating based on reliable reviews?" One-half of one star.

They assign every review a rating from A to F, based on whether it's AI generated or appears authentic, whether it's biased or unbiased, appears fake or genuine, without regard for whether the review is positive or negative.

That half-star is pretty bad. I'd have to read the poor reviews to know what the issue is.

Looks like maybe it only uses one AA battery. So, how strong can that be. Yet .4 gallon a minute is a lot of water, even for a big butt. It should get your attention for sure.

Looks like maybe it only uses one AA battery. So, how strong can that be. Yet .4 gallon a minute is a lot of water, even for a big butt. It should get your attention for sure.

I'm more worried about the rotating moving and looks like hard nozzle TBH. Though I think disappointment when it breaks is the most likely outcome.

It looks like it might be fun but sort of looks like an electric toothbrush

The rotating aspect of it leads me to believe it will lead to an ER visit, with no rotation it looks like it might be a good device for travel.

Nozzles that come with device are junk. I used a 1/4 to 3/8 adapter to convert to standard enema hose. works well with douche nozzle or colon tube. Pump is non positive displacement, so flow rate decreases with increasing backpressure. Settings above 70 are for the adventurous only.

I'm with you @Vicki_V but substitute to "boy".

Reading the ratings can be confusing and it's hard to believe who is genuine and who is a disgruntled competitor but when most are negative that's a good sign the product is crap. A good old red, yellow, green or blue bag, hose and a nice long douche nozzle will give you just enough spray action to wash the gut and feel good too. Want more spray, hang or have your enemate hold the bag higher.

If it spins around DO NOT stick it up your arse! This will be the bane of ER departments!

The whole thing looks dodgy.

The mould release agents used are an unseen potential hazard.

Just because you can buy it does not mean it is safe.

I bought one of these when they first came out. One issue is that if the external water supply runs dry, it will start pumping air - If you are already full of water and the air begins, it tends to get a bit uncomfortable!!! I would recommend against buying or using one of these for that reason alone.

Buy it. Be disappointed. Feel stupid