Klystra Double Ballon Nozzles

Just getting some opinion on here though I used to have a couple of extremerestraint's double ballon enema nozzles (asked for a replacement pump and they sent me an entire nozzle with pumps instead) and was always uncomfortabe before I even pumped up and with just a single pump, I'd bleed. I have only ever bled with these items, nothing else in my life made me bleed anally. How's the quality on klystra's? I read they are much better though I'm still skeptical since they look the same as the ones I've tried.

I also couldn't find a thread about this on here when I checked.

I have used both nozzles. They both work although I have a preference for the Klystra.

I believe you were not well lubricatred inside and/or the nozzle (750 cc inner balloon) was too big for you.

Thanks for the opinion on them. Guess it may just be the nozzle being too big for me though odd it'd only bleed on a single pump yet not on insertion (no blood when I took it back out). When I get a lot of spare cash I'll try out the smallest klystra one and compare, though I will expect it to be better than what I've tried already.

The 500/250 Klystra is best for most people, although since most people are size queens, they want the 750/250 size which is a mistake.

I agree with Susie. The 500/250 is plenty big enough for me. It doesn't leak and gives me the nice full feeling witch I crave. Now if Klystra would just get them back in stock!!

I can't imagine what's taking them so long with the 750/250 and 500/250 double balloon nozzles.

It has been well over a year they are unavailable.

I have heard nothing butt bad things about the XR dbl baloon nozzles and wuality. Have most found this to be true?

I have heard nothing butt bad things about the XR dbl baloon nozzles and wuality. Have most found this to be true?

Almost all of the reviews on Amazon say they are total junk. I might give them a try if they were 30 bucks or something but for 75 they just aren't worth it. I think Im gonna finally go ahead and buy one of the rubber ones the German company makes. Im getting tired of waiting on klystra.

Has anyone tried the double balloon nozzle from twistmyrubberarm? Price is $106. We have goten other things from them and been pleased with the quality and price.

I think the idea is wonderful but unfortunately I purchased one which had a 750cc inner balloon. This is not comfortable. I suspect 500cc might be better. How long before Klystra offers them again?

I've switched to the ezm style barium balloon nozzles.....they fit perfectly and can be over inflated if you use a 60cc hypo syringe, removing the puffer bag which eventually cracks anyway. The other reason I like them, is there is no fluting...with fluting you have to inflate fully to stretch out the flutes against the rectum walls...which can do damage. And, every flute ridge is a small river for leakage. And,, these nozzles do last..I have on for 7 years without issues. Over inflating will decrease life, but still worth the price vs life of product. Comments all based on my experience only!

That's odd. Of all the gear I own, aside from the vintage enema bags I've purchased on ebay, the rest is Klystra. There quality to me is excellent. I've being purchasing from them for probably close to 18 years now! I'm pleased with my double balloon nozzles from them. I own several. Let me ask, did you lubricate the nozzle well, and was the nozzle that you have is it the one with the larger balloon up front. I have one of those too, and I'm not able to inflate the front balloon completely because it is uncomfortable. Do you think that maybe you just over inflated?

Barry, the Klystra gear is great but the only thing that breaks is the double balloon nozzles. Bags, colon tubes and other nozzles last forever.

We presently own about half a dozen double balloons and have owned over 15 double balloons over the years, about eight or ten of which were silicone the rest were latex. Other double balloons were latex by the Bard company in the past.

There is no question that the double balloon nozzles break. They do not have to be over inflated. The balloons just are not well cemented to the tube portions of the nozzle and that is where they leak.

While everyone has different experiences, my double balloon nozzles are almost 10 years old, 2 are even older.

And I have latex double balloon nozzles that are even older, that have definitely been used, and have held up. And I was answering the question about bleeding, so that is where I mentioned over inflating, not the life of double balloon nozzles.

I still read every reply to this thread and have found some great replies since I posted and had my original question answered. I'll check out that company when I get some time.

I just discovered that meo.de has double balloon nozzles--ANAL-TOTAL Style Inflatable Double Bulb Enema System. They cost $168, so I do not think that I will get any, though I wish I could. Obviously, I have not tried or even seen one of theirs, so I cannot tell you anything about them. It would be nice if someone would check them out and report to the rest of us because I do not think that Bard is coming back.

hankb

I agree with Charlie oneal. I bought the EZM BaE nozzles, because it is relatively cheap (about $20), does the job. The part that wears out is the Cuffalator (vinyl and cracks on the edges). I just order more cuffalators (about $12) and use the same nozzle. The balloon on the nozzle lasts a LONG time. I buy mine from Optimal Health Network, Kristina Amelong. I can't afford the latex or silicone double balloon nozzles at over $100 each.

Jimmy or Charlie--What is a source for this nozzle?

hankb

I have used a double balloon from Beth Tyler, which finally broke. Since then I have been searching for a replacement and have noted the suggestions below. Another venue is the Careforde.com site with a RUSCH CATHETER # 264030 - St. Bartholomew's Catheter 30F, 250cc, 16", 40 cm, non-sterile, each $100.00. Does anyone have knowledge about this item. Second question: How do you sterilize them after purchase?

Thanks.

A note about the "cuffalators"......I've gone to a 'sports' store and purchased a football/basketball inflation needle and rubber inflator bulbs. use a short length of hose and connect the needle to the inflator. --and there you have it. Problem gone. (I use the same stuff for the pink BE nozzle with inflated ball.)

the boxcar

Another thought about using the double balloon catheter. Moving about much with the inflation bulbs attached is awkward, so I use white cheap hose clamps which I place on the ends first, followed by the inflation bulb. When inflation is complete, close the hose clamps on each piece of tubing and remove the bulbs.

You can also check on ebay. They often carry the latex double balloon nozzle with inflators for around $150.00 for a pair of nozzles with one pair of inflators. Type in rectal tube or colon tube, and it should come up. They are shipped from overseas but are VERY well made, like the latex nozzles of years past! I ordered a set a year or so ago.

Type in balloon enema nozzle on ebay. I just checked and they have the 2 nozzles plus 2 inflators for around $150.00 plus shipping, or 1 nozzle with a pair of inflators for around $95.00 plus shipping. They ship from Germany.

I've just ordered the double ballon nozzle from meo.de. I really hope it's as good as it looks.

I ordered a 250/250 latex one from Germany a few days ago for $100. I'm hoping it won't destroy my insides like the garbage CleanStream brand did.