Double Balloon Latex Retention Nozzle

I saw a post recently about someone looking for one of these. I bought a pair of these a while back & was happy with my purchase. They have 250 cc balloons and work great, no leaks. High quality, German made.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/double-balloon-enema-rectal-tube-nozzle-two-pumps-/182620774846?hash=item2a850be1be:g:Ht4AAOSwstxVNmh9

No connection to the seller, just a satisfied customer!

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vapor

@vapor, I'm glad to know the latex versions still exist! My first one was a 250/250 that I bought from Beth Tyler back in the mid-90s and I loved it. My second was a 500/250 that I purchased from Klystra which was OK, but the 250/250 was my all time fav. I may make an e-Bay purchase!

Thanks for the info!

Deb

Vapor, thanks for your post. I've been getting by with the EZM one balloon nozzle, cause they are cheap and work fairly well. A double balloon 250cc nozzle would be perfect for my "semi-colon". Now, I just have to justify the cost and shipping.

Anyone have an idea of how long these latex nozzles will last?

I recently bought these from the same company. Great product and fast service. I had one of the old all latex kind many years ago and it quickly deteriorated to non-usable condition. It was also the 750-250 balloon type, very uncomfortable. The new type has a coating over the latex and both balloons are 250. Much more comfortable.

I always put catheter clamps on the balloon syringe fittings to keep water from getting into the balloons, clean, sanitize, and dry thoroughly, put a light dusting of corn starch on the retention nozzle to help preserve it during storage, and then seal it in a ziploc style bag.

Old School, thanks so much.

Jimmy

You're welcome Jimmy. Hope you get a chance to experience the double balloons.

I also bought a pair of these on Ebay. Very satisfied with the nozzles and when you consider you are getting 2, the price is not bad. I will point out that the customs form on the package calls them "latex tubing". They are shipped DSL to the US and then delivered by the USPS, and you have to sign for them. One source I read said latex nozzles are no longer sold to individuals in the United States by companies in the US because of concerns about latex allergy.

I bought one of these about 2 yrs ago. Since then, I think I've used it three times. The quality seems to be fine, it's just too much of a hassle to use. Also, each time I used it, I leaked anyway. This could be a technique problem too. After all, I don't have a lot of experience with it. I just can't seem to motivate myself to use it. Meanwhile, I've found alternatives I like much better.