First time suppository choice.

I have never used a suppository before, and I normally spend a few hours using enemas to totally clean myself out before long anal play sessions.

I would like to try them to prepare for an upcoming session, but i'm not sure which type I should use.

Should I go with the glycerin or Dulcolax?

Just don't want to mess myself up and ruin this much anticipated night of Anal Fun!

I would still plan on using an enema though.

Thanks

Suggest you try glycerin suppositories. Dulculax is too harsh on the rectum in my opinion. Especially if you intend to be anally penetrated afterwards. Definately take an enema after the suppository.

I agree with UncleO that glycerin is the way to go. They're a great way to prepare for an enema. I like to insert 2 of them but I'm sure if you read some of the other posts you'll see that many people will insert quite a few. Have fun!

I have to agree with everyone else. Start with a few glycerin suppositories. If you want something stronger, then try bisacodyl/Dulcolax.

Glycerin. They work on a more predictable time schedule and won't cause a movement after the first cleaning you out. Glycerine will work once.

Dulcolax may cause secondary or delayed bowel movements which you don't want once you start playing.

I've tried the Dulcolax but I prefer Glycerin suppositories. They work very well for me.

Glycerine is fine with me and subs like the insertion attention.

Totally agree with Switchablesusie. I've found that Dulcolax are very harsh, leaving a burning sensation in the rectum plus unpredictable secondary bowel movements. Glycerin take a lot longer to work but the result is a complete cleansing especially if followed with a warm water enema.

I like the liquid glycerin "suppositories", although in a pinch standard glycerin ones will do. When I want some cramping style kink I use two bisacodyl suppositories pushed in deep and touching the bowel wall, They are quite intense and a follow up enema will be very hard to hold, due to the continuing peristalsis. After glycerin suppositories, an enema is still fairly easy, with just a slight increase in intensity and effort to retain.