Colonic equipment for home use

I am looking for a retention nozzle that has a large enough opening to pass fecal material and admit solution at the same time, with minimal leaks. The professional colonic clinics must have this set up. How does the seal work at the anus? It seems like the double balloon would need an additional larger opening for the discharge.

Thanks gals and guys,

Happy cleaning

I have had over 50 "professional" colonics over the years. A nozzle for a colonic is just a 3/4-1" tube with a connector that lets fresh water in and waste out. You hold it in with your anus. Sometimes they tie an elastic around your thigh or tape part of the tube to your thigh or butt to hep keep it in place. Leaks aren't a big problem.

I can no longer find the website, but I think it was called Caveman Crafts. He made custom enema nozzles and had on designed specifically for a colonic type setup. Maybe you can locate him. ???

I purchased a rectal tube made for colonic irrigations over the internet, although I don't now remember exactly where.

It inserts about 4 inches with a tapered head to stay in. On the outside is has a straight connector to a large, long rubber tube for exiting into the toilet, and a "T" connection for a smaller input hose, which is connected to a five gallon container, with appropriate clamps on the input and output tubing.

I connect it to two containers, one with warm soapy water and the other with cool saline water, and alternate between the two for fillings/emptying. Works quite nicely and cleans me out quite thoroughly, which I do every couple of months. After such a thorough cleanout, I then take a one quart probiotic retention enema to replenish the good bacteria.

Sounds like something like this one http://www.enemasupply.com/grinno.html

it connects 2 tubes to the nozzle, as I understand it: a 03" (inner diameter) tube (36" long) for the inflow, and a 0.63" inner diameter tube (77" long) for the outflow

Although it is not as good as a professional colonic, 4 years ago I purchased a Colima Board, a board that is about 5 feet long and 2 feet wide with a shield at one end. It is made of fiberglas for easy cleanng and when you lie on it you can get really comfy with a pillow under your head. The board is fitted with one end over the toilet and the other on a chair or something that will level the board to an incline that suits you. There is a slender nozzle that attaches to a tube that is held at the shield and that nozzle slides into my anus as I lie on the board. The feed tube is connected to a 5 gal container. When I release the clamp, the water flows into my anus filling me completely until it then starts to flush the waste out as it continues to flow in. The process takes about 30-45 minutes depending upon the flow and it cleans me completely out. For the usual enema I use a 2 quart open top bag.

I had a colonic therapist teach me to wrap a piece of gauze or

plastic strip around the nozzel, (speculum.) I am lying on my

back for the colonic and the ends of the gauze then is routed

between my butt cheeks up my back. I have never had a speculum

slip even partially out by doing this.

Specula are available from Specialty Health Products, Inc.

21646 North 14th Ave. Suite A1

Phoenix, Az 85027

Ph 623 582-4960.