Enema Supply Stores

With Klystra leaving the scene where might one find enema bags, hoses and nozzles? On the Nozzle front Grant is still making and selling enema nozzles just not advertising much and one might get nozzles and hoses from www.siliconenozzles.com. Where is a good source of bags and other accessories?

If you want to find brick and mortar stores selling this stuff NOW, you are pretty much going to have to try a sex shop. You'll probably find what you are looking for. don't be afraid to ask. It is NOT the strangest question the workers there have ever gotten.

Two good sources for your needs are enemasupply.com and amazon.com. Both offer a large selection of bags, nozzles and tubeing.

I have posted this link before and for the price and what you get, I think this is a pretty good value for the money. It is from a site called Seeking Health. They offer a complete enema kit for about $50 and its silicon which is rare to find at that price:

http://www.seekinghealth.com/pure-enema-silicone-kit-seeking-health-1926.html

This site is very much a health site with lots of vitamins and other detox products. It is not a fetish site but their enema equipment is very reasonably priced.

Try optimal health network in Madison wis. good web site. You can order any type of enema you want.

There are absolutely dozens of suppliers all over the internet from kink sites to pro medical to alternative health exponents

Another source : www.medicaltoys.com

Hello everyone. This is Bob with SiliconeNozzles.Com. I appreciate the mention of our web site and just wanted to thank the poster. Also to let all of you know we do have a variety of enema bags and kits available to choose from. please check us out and I think you will be surprised at our selection. I am the founder of the site and the business and now the Executive Managing Partner. If you can't find what you are looking for please don't hesitate to call or send an email and I will personally reply. With regards to Klystra, I have been attempting to find the owner for about six months in an attempt to engage him in the possibility of acquiring Klystra so that we might continue to bring you the great products they have been selling over the past years. I know there a quite a lot of people out there that placed orders with Klystra including payment and never did receive what they ordered and paid for and I would like to be able to help those individuals either get their products or money back if I can't just find the owner. I have additional investigations going with regards to Klystra as well and hope to see those come to fruition in the near future.

Hello Bob from SiliconeNozzles, your post brings up an interesting question - as a member of this site (Zity.com), could you provide a discount or coupon code available to Zity members that would not be available for anyone not a Zity member? This would provide you with a source of positive feedback as to the kind and type of items we here on Zity would purchase. I mean, not that we have not already bought from you, but this might help your business grow even more. Thanks in advance, WET.

Hello there Bob of SiliconeNozzles.com ...Perhaps you'll find some (and increasing) here that are familiar with your excellent products & often recommend them to others....As do i also recommend & endorse product of siliconenozzles

Off topic for a moment, perhaps Bob in your ongoing search you may like to check here at zity using the search function on the subject of Klystra as there are numerous comments in relation to same...which may be of help

Perhaps & this is merely a suggestion & that is you may like to take into consideration a concern often expressed in various postings is that quality Double Balloon Catheters are not only becoming harder to procure but also had lacked fabrication integrity...Klystra being one that offered the end user a higher rate of dependability /reliability....The demise of Klystra bought to a close that niche market

Regards,

That Australian

Bob, One more thing, I have not seen any type of inline backflow prevention device (or check valve) anywhere on your website. I am sure these would sell for those of us who do not want backflow to occur during our enemas. Thanks,

WET...Might as well toss in retro / vintage style pumpkin bags

I second that on both the pumpkin style bags (in choices of nice bright colors?) and for a quality double balloon nozzle. I image that a silicone version of that (and other) vintage bags would look pretty slick lol.

And folks, wouldn't most of you here just love to see a new offering for a QUALITY made, unique but retro styled, and of reasonable but not outlandish insertion size, simple yet state of the art double balloon (silicone!) enema retention nozzle?

Many have posted about the dearth of sources for double balloon nozzles. I just found this one with an online and brick/mortar store in Minneapolis.

The price listed is good for such an item, but I cannot vouch for the country of origin or overall quality. Many have commented about cheap knock-offs on line - I can't tell if this is one, or not, but the source should be reliable and the price is good.

https://bondesque.com/store/item/5269-silicone-inflatable-double-bulb-enema-system

Thanks for the tip. if anyone has bxxxdex from thse folks, please write a quick revue.

we do need to share these rsources. I guess we will nevr know when another great suppler will bite the dust

EDIT: For some reason, this post was posted into this topic and not it's own thread. I apologise and will be doing that now.

Be careful. Several other Zity members have reported that they sent in orders to Klystra and never got their merchandise: The owner was reported to have had serious health problems and his site may be closing down.

I know of no other source for JBL bags. I am hoping that Optimal Health Network will pick up on this un-met need and try to obtain the JBL's from their manufacturer. OHN is a very reputable supplier.

Klystra is not closing down but is quite definitely gone long ago. There is a whole thread on this. There may be still a web designer’s test site out there that looks like the real thing until you examine the url. Don’t be misled.

siliconenozzles were hoping to take over the business at one stage, but I don’t know if they even succeeded in making contact with the former owner, who was reported to be ill.

I have the Seeking Health bag and silicone colon tube (used as a rectal tube), and they've worked well for a year plus. I didn't know how much water I would need, so I bought the big 4-quart bag. I don't run it fully loaded, but there hasn't been any tearing yet with somewhere between 2-3 quarts in the bag.

The barb on the bag is metal, so it won't break, and the hose connector barb is silicone, much more comfortable than plastic if you happen to roll over on it.

That said I haven't used any other equipment, so I can't compare.

Optimal Health Network just started to offer a new silicone double balloon nozzle for $75. Their silicone enema bags are excellent too.

^^^ I'd venture the question, who's the manufacturer ? before committing

The OHN nozzle looks almost identical to the CleanStream nozzle. Some people say that the CleanStream nozzles are junk and fall apart, others say they aren't put together well but if you get the Sil-Poxy silicone glue you can repair the leaks and then they work OK.

I ordered a set of 5 CleanStream nozzles and when they arrived was ready to put them to the test... not so fast. They were produced with sharp edges from the molding process. A lengthy trip to the garage where some 120 and 400 grit sandpaper finally brought the product to acceptable specs. Since then, I have ordered from SiliconeNozzles where the quality has been absolutely top drawer. Just a word to the wise, check quality before using any product in 'special' orifices.

Thanks for the link to the brick and mortar store. I was checking out the merchandise. I think I'll have to make a purchase or two!

For years, I have made my own gear. My Jug Bags are discarded water or juice jugs and tubing comes from the hardware store. Silicone tubing is available from Ebay on the internet while steel wire for hooks and hangers comes from the trash can. I seldom if ever spend more than a dollar on any completed syringe. These bags hold up to a gallon which is twice of the volume of most rubber bags so there is no stopping to refill. When they get dirty or worn, I recycle them and spend fifteen minutes or so to make a new one. See my avitar or photos in my gallery and roll your own.

I find it quite satisfying to use a syringe that I made myself for my daily enema because an enema a day keeps the doctor away!

What is the best way to contact Bob at SNC? I tried their contact link on the site with an idea, and after waiting a couple weeks, no response. I tried their email from order confirmation, and a few days later, no response. Is there a long lag time on these responses?

What is the best way to contact Bob at SNC? I tried their contact link on the site...

Odd, I did the same thing a few weeks ago and got a reply within 24 hours. My guess is they are just busy or your note got lost in the shuffle.

I'd suggest reaching out again and see if this time you get a timely response 👍

From some of the replies here and on other DIY threads/posts, Home Depot and Lowe’s, and others could be considered enema supply stores!

Hi,

you can buy genuine rubber bulbs in various sizes. The nozzles are unfortunately made of white plastic, but you can replace them with your own old black ones.

to European countries is no problem.

https://www.tempobenessere.com/home/Index.aspx?__lang=it-IT

Https://www.tempobenessere.com/home/Index.aspx?__lang=it-IT

Their bulbs have a much larger hole for the nozzle. You'll have to fabricate some larger nozzles.

The white plastic nozzles they supply are really small diameter and the ends are kind of sharp.

I spoke with Grant about a year ago. If anyone would like to chat about his enema business, contact me, hoseman1