Ordering Nozzles

I was on an enema forum site......can't remember where.........and someone gave a link to a site that had b----x type nozzles but a lot more reasonable in price. Would anyone here have any idea where that nozzle site might be. I can't afford the b----x but would be interested in a more reasonable substitute.

Thanx Much

Trix

Ok- Beth Tyler and Klystra sell authentic Brdx style nozzles in many sizes and variations, as well as a great deal of enema gear. Their prices are expensive, but industry standard for the equipment, and I get a great deal of enjoyment from their inflatable nozzles. If you want a cheaper inflatable, Unique Medical Products/Unique Medical Toys sell all sizes of inflatable catheters that can easily be used as enema nozzles. These nozzles are hospital grade disposables, so they are way less expensive, though not as big or nice as the real brdx. However, these less expesive nozzles are still good, and can be re-used if properly cleaned. Last but not least, Aurthor Hamiliton Inc. also sells the same enema gear as Tyler and Klystra, though the prices may be different. Start with these companies, see if you like their gear. Any questions, feel free to message me.

I am trying to find a proper nozzle. I have looked on ROJO and a couple of other sites, but haven't found one under 1 inch. What size nozzle should a beginner use?

I am interested in something comfortable that won't slip out, not something to stretch my asshole.

I think you should start out using the douche nozzle that probably came with your bag. see how you do. then perhaps try a catheter, and try to insert it 10 inches or move very carefully. you might then step up to a double balloon rectal catheter ---quite expensive---if you find you enjoy enemas. also use plenty of lubricant with all your enemas. you do not want to get soreness, which would detract from the pleasure of the enema. it will simplify many things for you. as you gain knowledge, you will know what you want next. hope this is of some help to you. thanks and good luck.

What kinds of solutions are you using? Pepperment Castil is very good and it only takes a small amount to really get a good cleaning. Plus after using the soap you can take a larger size nozzle. I have used several large diameter ones but I have always gone back to the douche tip. I did modify it by cutting off the end so that it was just a straight pipe. Be careful when doing this and make sure that the ends are smoothed down. Good luck!

Beth Tyler has these two barium style nozzles- one is orange/pink and the other is hunter green. They are just big enough to aid in retention and pleasure, but small enough to not stretch out a newbie too much. I highly recommend them. Actually, now that I think of it, ROJO has the same nozzles in kits with their bags or sold alone. I highly sugggest ROJO for any enema gear as they are friendly with our kind, and offer the best prices on the web. PLease let them know I sent you if you order anything.

Naughtydoc

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What kinds of solutions are you using? Pepperment Castil is very good and it only takes a small amount to really get a good cleaning. Plus after using the soap you can take a larger size nozzle. I have used several large diameter ones but I have always gone back to the douche tip. I did modify it by cutting off the end so that it was just a straight pipe. Be careful when doing this and make sure that the ends are smoothed down. Good luck!

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I have always taken my douche tips out the shop and drilled a 3/16" hole in the end. It smooths off a lot easier and there never any danger of sharp edges as would we the case if the end were cut off entirely. These modified tips are my enema nozzles of choice.

Have used nozzles from 1/4 inch to 1 1/4 inch, ballon nozzles, flexible nozzles, rigid nozzles, etc. There are several suppliers on the web that supply any size you would want, recommend starting with something about 1/2 inch and going from there. Try a search on ebay or google and you should be able to find a variety of choices.

Try looking in the Collector's web site (www.enemarotica.com). They offer bags and nozzles in various sizes as well as links to other suppliers.

😃For newbees just getting into ENEMAS just use the white douch nozzle that comes with most combanation drug store sets, Use a lot of KY for lube, I prefere KY because its very easy to clean and will not damage rubber or latex enema products.

If you are one of the lucky ones who know someone who works in a hosptial X-RAY dept, They can get you a bunch of enema goodies and for free. I have been doing this for a while now as a good friend of mine does get me stuff at times.

I did question my friend about this because i was afraid they might get in trouble, you know stealing, and he said its not a big problem as he told me many nurses and techs take this stuff for thier own home use

Have you checked Beth Tylers site shes got a lot of nozzles there in varying sizes and you might see one that suits you i think they give the dimensions of them just a thought ms !

Perhaps a set of rectal dilators may help you to train your anal opening to take a good size nozzle. Klystra makes a very nice set of dilators in graduating diameters.

Where's the best place to purchase different enema nozzles?.

There are several reliable locations to purchase nozzles here are a few:

NozWiz www.anymas.com

JD's Nozzles http://jdnozzles.tripod.com

Arthur Hamilton Inc. www.arthurhamilton.com

Beth Tyler www.bethtyler.com

All have several types and sizes, should be able to find something you would like.

Enemarotica.com as well as NozWiz

As stated here (numerous times) start with the douche nozzle, then increase diameter to whatever's comfortable to you. I enjoy a little bit of stretch upon insertion, and the larger diameter lets me not have to work at holding the nozzle in.

Has anyone tried a 750ccm bulbsyringe?

The one all in rubber, just fill, insert and sit on it, the water will be injected through the bodyweight, you may call it "THE POOR MANNS JBL"

It is sensational and can almost match the pleasure of the old "Equisere" spring loaded

irrigator.

You may get it from KLYSTRA

I find that RoJo has much better prices than Enemarotica or Beth Taylor. Any nozzlze with a bulb end should work and keep it from slipping out. It doesn't have to be large. Also the hospital disposible tubes can be inserted further which reduces the cramping and also keeps the tube from sliipping out.

Skier81632

Now a very special nozzle!

This is the simplest way to give yourself a cheap high colonic.

(for bag recommended see "Bags" Solar-bag my last entry)

This nozzle is ideal for high colonics-no valves-only 2 hoses.

You just insert it and the flow will start once you open the hoseclip, after all You do is pull the small tube out and the inflow will stop and the outflow is open.

Should be available from med Stores- if not try EBAY.de

Tubes are probbly pretty safe, but you should allways be carefull. I have made a number of nozzles myself for special purposes like if you wan to attach them to some device... 😎

Some ideas

Copper tubing (good for a bit more advanced devices)

Molded silicone (You can make a mold in plaster, the shape comes from a wax positive)

For a beginner, and an experienced enema lover, I've always liked the double balloon rectal catheter. A small balloon is inflated on each side of the anal opening, creating a water-tight seal. You can add and remove air from each of the balloons until you achieve a comfortable fit. The double balloon rectal catheter is coupled to a standard enema tube with a simple connector. There is absolutely no anal stretching since the deflated inside balloon is soft latex that's maybe the size of two fingers. The downside is that the double balloon rectal catheter is a bit expensive compared to the hard plastic nozzles. I purchased mine at www.bethtyler.com and chose the double balloon rectal catheter with a 750cc inside balloon and a 500cc outside one. Also, the double balloon rectal catheter is great for retention enemas, if that's what you like.

A medium size plug type nozzle works well, easy to insert and wo't fall out.

There are two main things to consider in nozzles. If you want to really feel the water going in, the water exit hole(s) have to be fairly low down in the rectum, where the most sensitive nerves are. A short nozzle, no more than three inches long will give you the best sensation. I like the little white or black regular enema nozsle for those feelings but you have to hold the nozzle in throught the enema.

The thicker nozzles, 1 inch and a half in diameter or larger, take a little more back or forth to get in (that's fun, too), and give a nice feeling of fullness, but if they only have one exit hole, you won't stimulate those rectal nerves and you'll lose some of the sensations of the water entering.

Try both. The short ones, I think, are best for the first couple of soapy enemas. Enjoy the incredible senstions of the water hitting on those nerves. For the larger volume rinses, a thicker, longer, bullet shaped nozzle will prevent leaking an make taking and retaining a salted water solution much easier. I've never tried a real double balloon rectal catheter, but have one of the cheaper inflatable barium type bulbs. Harder to insert, since the nozzle is pretty thick, and you need to keep the bag lower, since the tube is of a large diameter and flows in quickly, but I like to use it sometimes in the shower after I've taken a couple of fairly hot and super soapy cleaner-outers. A real double balloon rectal catheter would be better, of course, but those cost $150.

Mix it up. And most importantly, have fun. Each nozzle has its pros and cons and depending on how and where you're taking the enema(s) will tell which one you want for each circumstance. And, if you can afford a JBL with a valve (my latest treat) you can take any amount of any kind of solution while you're reading these letters or stories and that adds a sexual element and a whole new kind of excitement. And isn't that what taking enemas is all about?? 😉 If you don't know what a JBL is, take a ook at Beth Tyler's site. Excellent phtots and description. And the equipment section is free to non-members.

San

I love starting with small nozzle working my way up to large nozzles

Paul

I'm a beginner to enemas, but not a beginner to anal play... thus leading to my dilemma. I need to find a relatively large plug style nozzle (1 1/2 to 2 inches) for relatively cheap. I've seen (and lusted over) the $75 ones that can be found at extreme restraints, but they're just not in my budget right now...

Any help?

I love my double balloon rectal catheter when I have time to get it cleaned up after the enema.

And ROJO is what-who-where on web?

Rojo_enterprises.com I think. Though if you type "rojo enema" into google, it will come up no problem. They have lots of different kinds of nozzles. Tell them I sent you.

Naughtydoc

As to nozzle size. I have found it best to start with the douch nozzle that comes with most bags. As I have grown more experienced, I have found the need for larger nozzles. My current favorite is about 8 inches long and 3/4 inch side at the tip. I always start my first enema with this nozzle. I don't insert it too far, so I can feel it going in - a nice sensation. The plastic bag enemas you can find ont he web, usually come with a simple barium nozzle. It is clear plastic, with a bulb end and not too long. It actually comes in three sizes. I find it stays in and satisfies most needs. I usually travel with a couple of these and find it just what I need without a lot of equipment.

IT all started with Mom and red bulb Then black infint nozzle ,then adult nozzle ,Tryed many times at age 6yrs to do douche nozzle,did make it wnen 6yrs old it was black bulbubs type large to me at that time Now at 60yrs old have workedup to 2 1/4 inch dia found one of the same bulbus type douche and still love it .Take your time you will be able to use what ever size you want