Colon Tube

Hey Everyone ,

I was seeing what all of your opinions are on this colon tube? Does anyone have a similar tube and can tell me how reliable it is? Thanks!

http://www.amazon.com/Medical-Grade-Silicone-Comfortable-Painless-PurEnema/dp/B00AY4IFFE/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1400726202&sr=8-1&keywords=colon+tube

You will have to choose the length yourself but five feet is as long as you should ever need. For the price it looks almost unbeatable. Just remember to use lube compatible with silicone rubber.

Is there any disadvantage with a tube over 5 feet?

I have a 5' silicone tube like that one and sometimes I can get it all of the way in, and other times not. I also have a red rubber 4' one that is a bit larger. What I think happens with them is that they go in as far as they will go, perhaps 2-1/2' to 3', and then they double back on themselves so that if I put the full length in, the end doubles back and ends up inside of the rectum and I can stick my finger in my anus and feel the end of the tube.So, I have mixed feelings about them. I imagine that if you got a 6' long one, much of it would end up in your rectum, perhaps even trying to get out of your anus, for I have had that happen, too. A problem that I also run into is that it goes in about 6" and then hits a bend in the colon and doubles back and all ends up in the rectum--you do not get the high enema that you want. Sometimes it will go all of the way in and other times, it just goes in a little ways and I cannot say for sure what makes the difference. I have a 4 quart bag and I find that if I put 1 quart in with the tube in only about 6", then the colon is somewhat inflated and I can get it to go the rest of the way, but this does not work every time.

hankb

I see several comments about colon tubes not stiff enuph what I have done with mine to solve that problem. I use weedeater line inside the tube I used .95 in line doubled it stiffend my tube so I can get full insurtation every time

Hometool---that is what I had to do, except that I have 4 lengths of weed eater string. It makes all the difference in the world to have that stiffness, for without it, the tube hits the bend 6" in and doubles back on itself and keeps on doing that until you stop putting it in. You can check this by putting your finger in your rectum and feeling the tube there. With the string in the tube, I am able to put the tube into my colon all the way to the end. It has made high enemas possible and the whole experience more of a pleasure.

hankb

I own a wonderful 42FR colon tube that I obtained several years ago. It's a bit intimidating looking, but with practice, I can take it all now.

I own a wonderful 42FR colon tube that I obtained several years ago. It's a bit intimidating looking, but with practice, I can take it all now.

I would love to try that!

This is like a study with me. I got a half inch thick one a few years back that I modified with a leather punch. I cut off the business end and punched 8 tiny holes radially so that it sprays in every direction. It has a plug in the very end that makes it super handy for cleaning and going forward. I don't see them for sale anymore, but I think you could get the tubing easily at certain chemical process supply sites. Or maybe ask Optimalhealthnet.com about it and see what they say.

Mine is only 2.5 feet long and is perfect. You can explore where sensation begins and ends. You can map your own colon and compare with colon diagrams on the net. Like for example, it appears that the umbilical ligament supports the transverse colon quite strongly. But where have you ever read that or seen it diagrammed. And to know where it all goes and how it moves while developing the skill to get it to where it needs to go becomes a hobby of sorts. Learning how to detect the tubes presents underneath is a constant study. The near half inch thickness helps locating its presents with light massaging. Finding it and discovering its advance is fun, with the necessary massage being therapeutic on multiple levels, Right? You need some fullness but not too much. Going in with good lubrication and appropriate fill is a large secret to success, but learning to make the curves is where the real work is at. Try to see the end and know which way it needs to turn. The turn that is most illusive is at the top of the descending colon. You can also believe that just as people's noses are built differently, much more so are their colonic layouts. Discovering the truth of your own will be a challenge. I am still being amazed every time I go in and explore. I have found that chilled extra virgin coconut oil is quickly formed into a nice bolus and makes for the perfect start. Sitting or standing the first bit of advancing enema will then float its benefits right where it needs to be. Then get into various adjustments for each study. Making notes will bring you back to verify particular discoveries. Often, tension will impede the study, so go gently and learn relaxing and accommodating techniques. This is far from a straight forward adventure. It is multifaceted and will take many lessons. By the way, I do not aim at erotic release. If you are into that and want to try this, unlearning the other will be another skill you will have to develop. Keeping it on a lower key will show you some surprising things as well. I have put a little bit of peppermint oil into caster bean oil to coat the colon tube. This is necessary, or some other kind of stuff, for the comfort of your busy, busy anus as it happily responds to the infusion. If you have a loving partner, let them see if they can locate the tube inside you as well. But the advancing work should be your own, for safety sake I believe. Fun could turn to fear otherwise, so with relaxation being tantamount, avoid stress, and sooth it out somehow. If your partner don't share this interest, avoid antagonism, it is not helpful. Many will be polite and try to show an interest, so be careful not to bore them to tears.

That 36fr should be good. The tube wall thickness is also critical. They don't tell about it though. However if you go to some of the chemical process suppliers, they do. But then you need a terminal bud and a hole punch.

Happy hunting

I like mine thicker because the thinner ones just get caught in the ridges of the colon and fold back. Go for at least half inch thick, I think. If you want to explore your colonic geography, try letting a little air in with your spray. The sloshing under your finger tips will give you a fairly exact idea where it really lays under your belly's skin. This way when you get your stuff together you can feel for the advancement of your colon tube and help it make the hair pin curve at your top left corner called the splenic flexure.

some details are purposely left off, so that you can discover them for your self

Seekinghealth.com has a 3 footer like that for $15. As far as getting all 3 feet slid up in there without wadding up some where, it is not likely. The small tip will hang in the sides of your colon and cause it to fold. Then if it advances past that it lays a double thick track up inside you and wont likely go past your top left and over your belly button. If you get 20 or so inches in straight through, luck was on your side. I suspect a little over a foot laid straight is all you will get. When it does kink, you will likely be able to find the kink by tracing your colon's layout going up on your left side. If you are holding a quart or more inside you, feeling it with your finger tips becomes difficult. One friend has put a half inch or so brass ball on the end, so as to prevent it from catching in the colon's ridges.

Here it is, he made it himself. http://www.zity.biz/index.php?mx=profile;ox=memalbumshow;u=89638;ax=6408

Lzrd--actually, the brass tip that was in the photos you referenced is about 1-1/2" in diameter. A half inch one would be no better than a plain tube as far as getting through the bends of the colon goes.

hankb

Never used one but I am hoping to at some point. The idea intrigues me but I'd like to have a partner for something like this.

I have used them. Interesting as that long tube vies out of you somethings h erotic about it. The feelings are also different and enjoyable

I think this is a good deal, especially for a silicon tube and a 36fr width is a very comfortable size to insert.

As far as getting it totally inserted to its full length, that will take practice and probably several to many attempts before you really get it inserted without the dreaded bend back over loop taking place. With experience, you will begin to know and feel when this is happening. When it does, I will pull the tube all the way out and start over. On those wonderful occasions when the tube makes its way past the sigmoid bend then you know you off to the races.

Mine is closer to 38fr and has trouble making the hump at the top left "splenic flexure". Maybe I need a more flexible tube. Its center is only 3/8 inch with almost half inch diameter. It reminds me of picking my nose. I like getting in there and working things out, it seems. The bump plug on the advancing tip is just slightly larger than .5 inches.

So, do you think a thicker bump tip would help it to not get stuck and guide the advancing tube better? Sounds possible, that thicker would bridge the side pockets that tend to catch the tip, maybe.

I made a suitably shaped tip about 1" in diameter for my colon tube and it goes in much more easily.

hankb

I much prefer the red rubber colon tubes as opposed to the silicon versions. The red rubber type are stiffer, and yes, you have to be very careful when inserting up into the colon, once properly lubed and done slowly, I have found that they are less likely to coil back on themselves. I had a 5 foot silicon I purchased online, and threw it away as it was far to soft to insert very far into the colon.

I have only had my red rubber, 36" tube and have had no experience with the silicone tubes. However, for the price of $15, it is worth getting because you can improve on it. I put six lengths of weed whacker string in mine to stiffen it up. It sill will double back if I force it, but if I wait until enough water is in my colon, 1-1/2 to 2 qts--I usually do 4+ qts of ordinary tap water--, it will go in fairly easily for its full length. See my note below from 2016/02/24 for a way to improve the tip. You probably could do the same things with the silicone tube you are asking about, though it might take more than six lengths of string.

Does anyone know where I can get a red rubber tube like the one I have? I cannot find it in anybody's catalogs and I would like to have an extra one just in case something happens to my current one.

hankb

HankB

https://www.medicalmega.com/medical/bard/8007410.html?gclid=CN6szK-qr8sCFZWMaQodk5oG8w

Search for Bard colon tube. I have two, purchased many years ago. I prefer the FR30, easy to insert and does not double back.

Uncle-- Thanks for the lead. I will check it out.

hankb

The PurEnema products are the best priced (inexpensive) enema works available. Very practical for the most part. But the colon tube you are looking at is not thick enough in my opinion. As the colon has ridges and pockets, this one gets stuck real easy.

If you are interested in tracing the advance of your colon tube put a steel ball or spring into the tip and use a "Pin-point" metal detector.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jAhfgxp_ME

There is also this one: http://www.kellycodetectors.com/catalog/review/product/list/id/486/category/126/

@medfunexp - That same amazon link (see panel r/h side) is the 72" version that can also double as a delivery hose. .Also shown is the red rubber de-pezzer's, along with CT's & the like further down page

I do use the the 6 ft as a delivery hose, It works great and plenty of distance for insertion. This is my favorite colon tube, soft but rigid enough to get around the bends of the colon. When I want a really deep probing I attach the 5ft colon tube to standard tubing. Just remember to twist the tubing to the left and right to aide in non kinking of the tube. Don't force, be patient and enjoy the insertion as well as the flow.

I use a 42fr 48 inch tube silicon and closed end.

I can get it all in when I want to but usually only insert about 30 inches.

I really love the feelings.

I have used the one shown in amazon...its amazing!! My ex administered it to me and it really goes in nice and deep. And just like the site says, it painless.