Enema Nozzle Help and Confusion

Hello! Recently I've been looking for a new enema nozzle and considering the wide array of options, I thought I'd come check here before I did anything else. There's a wealth of information in the countless threads on this topic (1000's of posts), but that's my issue currently. There seems to be a sizable amount of conflicting information and personal opinions about nozzles in general. This has led to a lot of confusion on my part so I was hoping that you guys could help me and answer a question I have.

- What nozzles/brands do you consider to be worth buying (Both inflatable and otherwise)?

Also, if you have any personal experience with them I would appreciate it if you could share. Things like the lifetime of the product, how well the seal is, size, etc... .

Since I'm new to enemas in general (I've only used the cheap store bought kind), I'm not too sure if I'm asking the correct questions. So, if I'm missing anything I would love it if you could chime in.

Thanks!

There seems to be a sizable amount of conflicting information and personal opinions about nozzles in general.

NO ONE CAN DECIDE FOR YOU.

You have to buy a bunch of nozzles and tubes, try them all and see what you like best.

It's all a matter of personal preference.

Generally you might view nozzles as two types: shorter wider retention nozzles and longer deeper penetration nozzles which are colon tubes. Each produces a different kind of effect.

Do so some research and order both types and experiment. I have both and like to alternate between these two types of nozzles/tubes. You have to try them to know what you will like. You might end up liking both types like me.

I would recommend starting with a softer nozzle, especially if you're looking at a larger one. Less likely to cause problems.

Don't push yourself too much. I can take a 2" toy easily, but still love my Siliconenozzles "petite and youth" Model S @1.25" diameter. Goes in easy, feels good, and stays in.

It would be nice to have nozzle stores just like shoe stores; where you could go in and have a clerk help you try on whatever size and color of nozzle you would like. "May I show you something in a 2 1/2" EE?"

Dan

Since the nozzle IS the part that actually GOES INSIDE YOU I have never believed in a "one size and type fits all" Don't think that can work.

Unfortunately I know no other way than trial and error, expensive as it is!

If you are thinking about purchasing some kind of retention nozzle then the key dimension of the nozzle is its width. Now if you have any anal toys and know what you can comfortably take in width terms then that would also apply to any kind of nozzle you could comfortably insert.

Try to get some kind of feeling for how wide an object/nozzle you can insert and then do your nozzle shopping. Silicone Nozzles is a great place to shop because they have a huge variety of shapes and sizes.