Cara enema products

Has anyone had experience with this brand name. Are the products you might be familar with of good quality and durable? Thanks zebraelbo

I've had the misfortune to buy Cara products a few times. Unless it's Cara or nothing, save your money. They are poor quality. Suncast is another brand that is poorly made.

It was $4.97 at Walmart. My expectations were met and it fulfilled my needs while traveling.

If they are all you can get, go ahead and use them. But, there are much better alternatives available. Unfortunately much of what is available on the net is quite expensive.

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Has anyone had experience with this brand name. Are the products you might be familar with of good quality and durable? Thanks zebraelbo

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I have a cara fountain syringe about 4 yrs old now. Not bad for the rice but QC must be spotty any more.

N Joy

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The Cara open top syringe looks very sexy. Don't buy the other cheep brand at Walmart. It's junk. Search e-bay "enema douche" for classic bags and combos.

I have a yellow Carla fountain syringe bag.It has held up ok for around 9 or 10 years.We use it for coffee enemas most.

I have always heard complaints about the quality of CARA products, but I don't agree. For the money, they aren't bad and are reasonablely durable. The folding syringes are pretty good quality and have lasted for years. They aren't as nice as the older models that are not made anymore, but they are not bad. They are really about the only rubber products being sold in pharmacies in the USA, even if they are not made here. (Not much is anyway!)

My step mom had two thin rubber open top cara bags, one yellow and one pink. I still love my cara bag, goes really flat when it is empty

Does anyone know if the thread pattern on the luxury cara bag will match the fittings on the traditional faultless fittings? They look similar in the pictures

Vito, when Davol decided to stop making consumer rubber goods, they sold their rubber molds to Cara. Cara open top bags are exactly like Davol's Comfy line of syringes. My guess would be that fittings from an older Davol Comfy combo bag would fit the Cara combo bags. I don't know if Faultless and Davol bottles had the same thread patterns for attachments of hoses.

If you could find an old "Mom & Pop" drug store, they often had boxes of attachments for various brands of flat rubber goods.

All you can do is try. do't force it or you WILL strip it.

Let it hag for a couple minutes and see if it leaks.

All you can do is try. do't force it or you WILL strip it.

Let it hag for a couple minutes and see if it leaks.

If it's the same as Davol, it won't fit Faultless