Pics of old school pediatric suppos?

Most of us remember the long, thin, stick-like suppositories for children that were used at least up until the late 80s. I’ve searched and can’t find any photos of this old style. Do they exist? Maybe from someone who has a collection of suppos they’ll never use?

I’d love to be reunited with that childhood vision.

@scardude I'd be curious to see these - in France I never saw that thin kind growing up.

Same in Hungary. We have only the classic bullet shape suppos. In 3 different size.

There are definitely some photos of them out there. I've seen them. There are at least a few on this site. You can see a few (poorly) in this album

https://en.zity.biz/index.php?mx=gallery;ox=showalbum;ax=8364

You could also check out Youtube. I've occasionally seen videos with them there. If you still can't find any decent representations, I may be able to post some.

Google search: Pediatric Suppositories Photos

Here's one...

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/142637513185029976/

As it says in the description, these weren't meant to be fully inserted.

Just pushed in half way, and perhaps wiggled around a bit for extra stimulation, until the desired effect occurred.

@DarkWuff

Maybe they weren't intended to be fully inserted but how many mothers knew that?

Laying over Mom's lap at the age of 4 or 5 I couldn't really tell whether or not she fully inserted the suppository in my bottom...I just knew I didn't like but never put up much of a fuss. I don't think she did because I always had a recollection of her moving it around as she held it...as she did the rectal thermometer.

Sounds like they were meant to be used like I heard "soap sticks" were to be used.

I made a new album.

https://en.zity.biz/index.php?mx=gallery;ox=showalbum;ax=13932

Longer ones are still available in the Philippian Islands under a local brand