Drugstore enema aisle

I have many times. Especially if I am with someone new who likes to joke. If I am in my scrubs watch out. I have been known to pick up two or three bags of different colors and ask which one. Just to make them blush. Everyone in the drugstore laughs because they know I am a real nurse and a jokster.

I have always liked to walk down that enema/feminine aisle even at a young age. I also liked to do the walk in my teens and 20s and 30s and 40s. There's not much to see now so I don't venture down there anymore. I used to like to see the enema bags and large douche nozzles and trying to imagine where they would be going into. I knew where they were going but I wasn't part of it so I could only fantasize when a woman gave herself a douche in her privacy. My wife gives me an enema almost everyday and as I lay back on the bed, I try to visualize myself as a woman taking a douche or a cock up the ass. It works for me. I think I should have been a woman but I like having a big stiff dick to satisfy them…

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Besides the no-man's land of the feminine hygiene isle in drug stores, I'd also cruse through girdle/corset isles in my local Sears.

ETA: I should have mentioned my going through drug store and Sears took place in the 1970's and earlier..

I haven't seen anything inspiring in a drugstore since the late 1980s… During the 80s, I could occasionally find a blue pumpkin/ice pack combo that came equipped with the necessary attachments. -Really loved how they looked when very full.

I still to this day if I’m in a drugstore or Walmart I will wander around looking for enema equipment, only see Fleet enemas. The first enema bag I purchased was in the late 80’s, I went to a drug store way across town so I wouldn’t run in to anyone I knew and picked up a combination enema douche kit and actually went to another store and purchased some Vaseline

@johnnycee I would LOVE to have one of those bags.

It had to be probably 40 years ago that this happened. My wife and I were in a mall and it had a drug store that I believe was something like Rexall. Walking down this one aisle and came across large (1.5 ft square) bins that were filled with nozzles. One had the small open tip enema nozzles and the other had the longer douche nozzles. Not packaged or anything! Just laying loose on top of each other. I don't remember if there were bags or cans nearby, I was just astonished at the bins of nozzles right there out in the open.

@Easy3: Just laying loose on top of each other. I don't remember if there were bags or cans nearby, I was just astonished at the bins of nozzles right there out in the open.

Wow! Sounds like something I'd dream of finding - but then not having anything to place them in is a zinger 😕

I have noticed that Walgreens had both combination bags and bulb syringes. The other store that has them is Wallyworld AKA WalMart*. Some Wal-Mart's also carry the Dr. Bronner's Castile liquid soaps at a really low price. I have not seen any open top bags except online.

@Frank01: I have noticed that Walgreens had both combination bags and bulb syringes.

Wonder why they sell combination bags, and no open-top bags…. It's a mystery, but reminds me of a partner who had no problem buying combo bags in a store, but she was too embarrassed to by an open-top (back when you could)….

Back when I was in college and several of my friends took me to the local pharmacy to purchase a folding syringe, I did find it to be an embarrassing time especially because my friends were anything about quiet when discussing the various merits. A few years later just before I got married I bought a combination bag and didn't think twice about it. Are there personal items at the pharmacy, certainly. But my thought is that as humans we occasionally require them so why be embarrassed. Besides most other people don't really care and the store clerks have seen it all.

When I by the lube at Walgreens, its usually the only thing I have in my hand. I always wonder, as I'm standing there waiting to check out, what the other folks are thinking. Is it like, wonder what going up his butt? If they were to say anything, I think I would just say, “I need it for this really nice toy that I slide in, it feels a lot better going in when I lube it up" I know, I know, I really would not say that, but it might be fun if a girl asked, to see the expression on her face. LOL

Back in the early 1970s while I was in the Navy I went into a drugstore in Jacksonville Florida where I purchased my very first (of many to come) enema kit. At first, I was a bit apprehensive when I went to the checkout counter. I had picked up a yellow latex rubber folding syringe with the multiple tips. The girl behind the counter asked me if I knew what I was buying. My answer was “yes”. Before she could ask anything else, I volunteered that I was to have a colonoscopy in four days, and that I needed to be as clean back there as possible. Then I added that I was to start that night taking the semi-liquid nasty tasting stuff that the Doctor told me I had to take for two days to clean me out. All this young girl did was smile at me and she said to be brave and hang in there, that it can't possibly be that bad. Then all of a sudden, all embarrassment was gone. I folded the syringe up as small as I could and put it completely in my pocket as I departed the store. To this day, I still remember the look on that girl's face, it was pure sympathy. Of course everything I said to this girl was a lie, but she didn't know that. Several of you should fabricate a story like this to gain sympathy for yourself and not embarrassment.

I almost got accused of shoplifting the first time I went to a drug store to buy suppositories as an adult because I kept circling around that aisle trying to work up the nerve to buy them. I do usually look to see what they have when I’m near that aisle, but nowadays do my shopping online. My wife is the exact opposite however - she’ll openly talk about it in the store and load up on whatever she needs.