First time enema with a JBL bag.............

...........is a whole new enema experience. Ive been a enema enthusiast for many years. This enema was like the first one you took when your parents were out of the house.

I managed to take more than 3 liters with no cramps. Amazing......it usually takes a few smaller enemas to work up to that volume. I have a yearly colonoscopy (crohn's disease) and can't wait to use this bag to get cleaned out. Really don't like the laxatives by mouth. I thought the 6 quart capacity was a bit overkill, but, unless you have a really big butt, you can't empty the bag. The largest volume I've ever managed to take is 4 liters, but that was during a colonoscopy prep. Will be interesting to see if it's easier to do with the JBL.

Still trying to understand how it's so easy to do large volumes with this bag. The position is totally wrong for an enema, but no cramps, no urge to go, just a feeling of warmth & fullness as you fill.

I can't let on to my wife about how easy this makes doing enemas is. She is used to having sex or giving me a BJ during my enemas to distract me & let me take a large enema 😮

I highly recommend the JBL to all who enjoy a nice warm, cramp free enema. Ladies, I think you owe it to yourselves to give the JBL a try. YMMV.

Vapor

I have wondered about that. The position seems wrong, but I may have to try one

We have one.

It;s OK for a change, but nothing beats lying on your back with a bag and double balloon rectal catheter or colon tube as you relax and take your quarts.

I understand completely, Susie. I'm not about to give up my late 70's SHEREMA 4 Qt red bag. It's quite a sight, fully loaded.

I'm just amazed at the JBL's ability to give a large volume without cramping. Have you had the same experience? I'm sure I'll be using a mix of both bags when colonoscopy #21 (or is it 22?) gets scheduled this winter. In the mean time, it will get lots of use for my monthly cleanouts.

regards,

Vapor

I'm like Susie - nice for a change but not regularly.

A protective covering over the chair and a paper towel punctured by the nozzle then a very careful sit down on it in front of the computer - turn the lever and enjoy computer and a gentle comfortable fill. 😃

Like Suzie, I prefer my 4quart Klystra enema bag to every other device (including the JBL) that I have use over many years. It may be in part to getting an enema like the ones mom gave you as a kid. but whatever the reason, there is nothing quite like the feeling of watching the soapy contents of that big red bag draining down into you as you feel the crampy distention in your swelling belly and the growing urge to let it all out.

My wife has difficulty getting up after an enema position (because of her legs). I wonder how the jumbo bag would work for her. Does anybody else have any experience about using it for this purpose?

I have wondered about buying one but they are expensive. If she were able to use the bag, it would give me another reason to buy one.

Well, just the fact that she would be getting up from a sitting position, rather than from a lying down position , should make things easier. We all know that feeling getting up from the bed or bathroom floor after taking a full bag.

I found it quite easy to get up after taking 3+ liters from the JBL. You could use a chair right next to the toilet. Just stand up, turn and sit down.

Vapor

My sub enjoyed his enema from the jbl. We took a few months to use it, after getting it because we weren't sure how it would go. He was greatly pleased with the feeling it gave him.

Vapor has the right idea....getting a "Clinton" during your hosing definitely is a big plus...then have your lady sit on you.