Double Balloon Rectal Catheters

I've always thought they look so interesting, I really want to get one and try it!! As I understand it is the ultimate in retention, but perhaps others can say if other sorts of plug nozzles work well? I can't find the traditional orange DBRCs for sale anywhere though, and I've looked at the UK, Dutch, and American markets. Can anyone recommend where to buy them from? Are they not made any more?

@loolay German Medtech3000 is your go to place, they still sell best latex double balloon nozzles

- https://www.medtech3000.de/Doppelballon-Darmrohr-mit-2-Geblaese-Darmkatheter-Ballondarmrohr::409.html

- set of two - https://www.medtech3000.de/Doppelballon-Darmrohr-Set-2-Stueck-2-Geblaese-Darmkatheter::484.html - better option, as they last but not forever

Both balloons, inner and outer are same size, contrary to what picture might suggest. Definitely recommend!

They use to have 'single pump - two balloons' nozzles (Rusch?), too, but it seems no more. However, I found those to be less effective.

Thank you! I will have to save my pennies for these but they will be a great treat at some point 😃

I'm not positive, but I don't think the German Medtech 3000 ships to the U.S.

@dr69592 If you ever want anything purchasing and shipping over to US for you, I would be happy to help 😃 Where do you buy your equipment in US?

I bought mine from these people, I think. I had both the two bulb and one bulb inflator.

The one with one bulb had a different surface on the balloons and I liked it a lot better.

I can't tell what it really cost now and with tariff changing it probably changed some.

But this is the real thing.

That said, my experience with these has been that they aren't perfect. I was expecting that they would seal even with a fair amount of pressure, but they have limits. But, I think they feel good inflated. So, everyone would have different experiences!

They ship to the USA, I have bought 4 of these double balloon nozzles, they fit/work just fine. They are not being made anymore, so the supplier is selling out his stock, once they are gone--who knows. Only use water based lubes on these, NEVER Vaseline or mineral oil. Take care of them and they last a long time, do not over inflate, dry after use, hang up or lay flat, don't coil up. Lovely to use !!

Sadly they do not ship to US anymore. I think it is due to some European post services being funny and making it difficult to send packages to US.

However, if someone is thinking about a bigger order, I would email them and ask about alternative shipping options, for example DHL. At least in the past Medtech300 were quite accommodating with shipping requests. And they speak English too.

Rüsch discontinued production some time ago. (red rubber tube with one or two yellow latex balloons. Only one pump is needed for both models.)

If you can find any at all, they're likely leftover stock. I made sure to get some in time, just to be safe.

The Medtech3000 catheters shown here are also no longer in production. Those are also leftover stock. I've seen some on eBay as well. Maybe they ship to the States from there.

The good things are slowly disappearing into the mists of history; what a shame.

Perhaps someone here can help you. It's a great piece of equipment, but incredibly expensive:

https://www.gosupps.com/double-balloon-intestinal-tube-r-sch-according-to-gaul-double-balloon-intestinal-tube-balloon-intestinal-tube-enema-enema-intestinal-irrigation.html

Hi,

I bought these two items there a few years ago. Delivery to Germany was no problem. The visit to customs was interesting, though, when I had to pick up the goods and pay the customs fees. I'll never forget the looks on the faces of the officers...lol

https://www.healthproductsforyou.com/p-bard-rubber-rectal-catheter.html?srsltid=AfmBOoq_KL5nPiU7VWjq21xddrbLYvtB1ZCqbp1J_6oqkUcxoNkxCGFu

Thanks @peartree how do you find the retention of the single balloon compared to the double balloon?

@loolay

If you're referring to the two latex single balloon catheters, we use them very rarely. So far, the balloons are holding up. We don't over-inflate them. Firstly, because we want them to last a long time, and secondly, over-inflating puts too much strain on the rectal wall and disrupts blood flow.

In my opinion, there is a significant difference between single and double balloon tubes. First, let's look at the tubes from Rüsch. The single-balloon tube slides noticeably deeper into the rectum during inflation. It seals off less, but prevents it from slipping out. While with the double-balloon tube, the two balloons, due to their short distance, press on the sphincter muscle from both the inside and outside, creating a sealing effect. With both types, the balloons can be inserted through the sphincter muscle without any problems due to the more stable red rubber tube.

Inserting balloons made of pure latex is somewhat more difficult and requires a certain amount of skill.

The sensation of the balloon sliding further into the rectum during inflation is similar to that of the Rüsch model. The balloons of the double-balloon catheter are spaced further apart. Although each is inflated individually, they do not provide the same level of seal as the Rüsch tubes do.

Each colon tube has its own appeal, both for the giver and the receiver. We experienced absolutely fantastic enemas together.

@peartree wow thank you that was very informative and i am now intrigued by the single balloon catheters, it must feel amazing as it slides inside you more during inflation!! i am glad this also creates a good seal.

I'll chime in: I bought 2 from medtech spaced apart about 1yr, because the first one broke.

I'll say a few words about them: these are GREAT when taking an enema in bed, or for some really kinky water play (details futher down). When I used these, I had a custom automatic enema machine that was programmed with volume and max pressure. It would inject water until the max pressure is reached (e.g. cramps) then stop, then inject again until the total volume is reached. I had more than one orgasm this way. But safe it ain't.

However, for "normal" enemas, they aren't very helpful - and it's not very safe to prevent expulsion no matter what.

In time both catheters broke - I never used grease, but the rubber lost its elasticity and developed thin spots.

Nowadays, I use an inflatable enema plug that is silicone - I got it from AliExpress, wasn't happy with it and modified it (replaced the enema tube with one-piece silicone).

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005005269983121.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.main.11.5ac15560Ag2Xa4&algo_pvid=1b8f4e71-cd15-4811-b143-2eeaefb0ba1c&algo_exp_id=1b8f4e71-cd15-4811-b143-2eeaefb0ba1c-10&pdp_ext_f=%7B%22order%22%3A%2294%22%2C%22spu_best_type%22%3A%22price%22%2C%22eval%22%3A%221%22%2C%22fromPage%22%3A%22search%22%7D&pdp_npi=6%40dis%21RON%2173.07%2163.66%21%21%2116.31%2114.21%21%40211b813b17728094838133814e748a%2112000032429439009%21sea%21RO%210%21ABX%211%210%21n_tag%3A-29910%3Bd%3Ae019d7ff%3Bm03_new_user%3A-29895%3BpisId%3A5000000201130828&curPageLogUid=1V9FOCsdW7ua&utparam-url=scene%3Asearch%7Cquery_from%3A

My opinion: DBCs are fun, quite kinky, but a bit involved and quite dear. Also prone to break (in my experience).

Beware of silicone dbcs from Ali - the balloons are too far apart and don't seal well.