Seeking Health discontinuing their enema equipment line :(

Saw this in another post, checked it out and it's true. Seeking Health is discontinuing their enema equipment, and it isn't just for a model change.

Good news - for a little while you can pick up a full silicone 4 quart kit with a roller clamp for $30, or a 1.8 quart silicone kit for $25, and in my very limited experience these are good quality setups.

Once they're gone it's one more supplier down 😢 . The good news is that they last for a LONG time. I did pick up a second 4-quart just in case.Thought about getting a small 1.8 kit to have large and small, but couldn't think of a reason (is there one? better packing?)

Not sure who will be left now. Siliconenozzles has the vinyl 3-quart bags, which seem (in pictures) decent but not up to the same level as these. Guess I'm glad I didn't start looking for equipment in 2 years - I might have had to make my own.

Yep, jumped in on that great deal as well.

In with a grin..

I got the one gallon bag which came with nozzles and colon tube a couple of years ago for $50. I have been totally happy with it. In order to make it last, I fitted an eyelet into the hook hole which really reinforced the bag and took the strain off the silicone. It would stretch a lot when I filled up to capacity.

Sorry to see them leave the market. If you are thinking of getting another bag these closeout prices are a huge deal. This was the best value in enema equipment that I ever found.

I got the one gallon bag which came with nozzles and colon tube a couple of years ago for $50. I have been totally happy with it. In order to make it last, I fitted an eyelet into the hook hole which really reinforced the bag and took the strain off the silicone. It would stretch a lot when I filled up to capacity.

I'm probably going to do this. Before I was only putting about a half-bag in, but now I'm doing bigger enemas (I've even tried a couple of 4-quart second enemas to see if they help, though I usually stop between 3.5 and 4 quarts). While I haven't had a hint of a problem yet, with the supplier leaving the market I don't want to tear the bag.

Oh wow, that sucks. They're really good bags (though the first one I had did have a bit of a defect where the bottom had too much silicone). I'll probably grab a couple more, thanks for the updates. For anyone else on the fence: get one, they're great bags.

They also have parts on closeout, including smaller nozzles, silicone colon tubes, and roller clamps ($3).

Sad to hear this. I have their 1.8 qt and 4 qt bag. The 1.8 I got as a kit about 4 yrs ago and it's been excellent, but now that I have the 4 qt I havnt used it at all. Just the hose and clamp which have held up well too.

Though I can't say much for the colon tube that came with the kit except that I have given it 2 tries and it's hopelessly thin, the rest of the set has been great. It shows no wear, discoloration or tearing. And it's used about 3 x a week.

I hope that another seller takes their place, because silicone is the way to go. I'm not planning on getting anything else because what I have shows no sign of needing replacement any time soon, but if you need some new equipment, I highly recommend their product.

Shame to lose another supplier!

Thinking of picking up a kit since everyone raves about the quality, just to have a spare.

For those that have equipment from them, does the bag sold by itself come with the tubing connector, and does the bag have the seeking health logo on it?

Thanks!

I got the kit so I don't know if a "bag only purchase" comes with tubing and roller shut off. I would think you could contact Seeking Health and find out. Judging from the picture on the bag only page, you only get the bag.

My bag did come with a the Seeking Heath logo on it. Not a problem for me. I would imagine all their bags do have the logo.

For my first setup I picked up the bag and colon tube a la carte. Bag only is bag only. Go ahead and get the set, it's cheap enough and includes clamp and tubing.

I was recently gifted a Seeking Health bucket kit and noticed the super quality of everything. The included nozzles are so soft & flexible I don't want to use common hard plastic ones anymore : ) Sad to hear they're discontinuing such great products : (

I asked about the discontinuance when I ordered my spare set, and they said that the enema equipment sold well but they decided to focus on the supplements. With people seemingly buying them I wonder why it seems as though so many companies are getting out of the buisiness? It would be really nice if someone would pick up the Seeking Health line at a similar price. Both of my bags are well made.

I was also enjoy the comfortable nozzles. I assumed that even the "retention nozzle" would pop out pretty easily because it's only a centimeter and a half at its widest point. It stays it pretty well. I guess this is the "barium-style" nozzle?

I've never tried the smaller "enema" nozzle. It's short and straight and I cannot imagine how it would stay in and not pop out, since even my colon tube pops out if it's only in an inch or two. Do people who use this style of nozzle just hold it in for the whole enema? I get that it's small and not scary, but I don't see how it wouldn't be inconvenient to use.

Someone needs to step and order direct- be a reseller.

https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/4L-silicone-enema-kit_60514910092.html?spm=a2700.7724838.2017115.198.8qwLQh

Moliere wrote... "I've never tried the smaller "enema" nozzle. It's short and straight and I cannot imagine how it would stay in and not pop out, since even my colon tube pops out if it's only in an inch or two. Do people who use this style of nozzle just hold it in for the whole enema? I get that it's small and not scary, but I don't see how it wouldn't be inconvenient to use."

This is the type of nozzle I prefer for myself and usually use when giving to others. After the enema starts the sphincter tightens up and I haven't had a problem with it popping out while reclining. Toilet sitting or squatting would be a different story! 😞 Guys I've given enemas to seem to have a little less tightness starting out but contract just the same. I'm sure nerve reflexes and pelvic floor fitness play a big supporting role - pun intended 😄

Other nozzle types have good points too. The douche type is less likely to come out accidentally and, depending on bag height, can stimulate rectal walls with a strong spray.

As I mentioned before, I've had the seeking health kit for about 4 yrs. I loved the retention nozzle that came with the kit because it was larger, but soft and flexible. I used it with every enema I had until I got a KGL1 from Silicone nozzles. After the KGL1 nothing else compares. At least until I move on to somthing else.

Anyway, it's too bad they decided to drop their equipment. It is good quality. I too never used the small straight nozzle. I need somthing to clamp down on.

I just bought their 4 quart bag for $19.00. It was the bag only but I have a 50 foot roll of black latex tubing, many white plastic shutoff clamps so I can make the tubing any length I want. It is a great deal! I usually use the double inflatable nozzle which if used right, will not come out.

I never bought from them (my Klystra bag serves me well still, knock on wood), but it's really sad to see a supplier disappear. I was researching into making my own enema equipment, such as inflatable nozzles and bags, maybe now I will have to try.