Ever given suppositories that were chilled / cold when they were inserted?

Out glycerin suppositories we're kept in the refrigerator and were used alone or before an enema. As a child, I liked feeling the long, cold suppository in my anus as mom held my buttocks together until I felt a strong urge to go. Later the adult form was used and a plastic suppository plunger was used. It was just barely inserted and I felt the cold slippery glycerin suppository slip through my anus into my rectum.

My Mom kept them in the medicine cabinet in the bathroom at home, but when I stayed at my aunt and uncle's cottage in the summer my cousin had problems with constipation and there my aunt kept the suppositories in the fridge. She gave him one several times a week although I don't remember her ever giving me one.

I currently keep a jar of glycerin suppositories in our refrigerator. I will on occasion, come home from work and grab the jar from the refrigerator and head to our master bedroom. I will instruct my wife to remove her pants and panties, or sometimes all her clothing, lie in the middle of the bed, and spread her legs. I usually put a small dab of lube on her bum hole, then I put three, four, or five of the suppositories into her ass, shoving each one deep with my finger. I may ask her how it feels and she usually replies something along the lines of, “Kind of burny.”

Next, I remove my clothes and mount her, slipping my hard cock into her now wet pussy. I start pounding her pretty hard as soon as I sink my cock fully into her. While I am fucking her hard, I will repeatedly tell her someting to the effect of, “You hold those while I fuck you! You better not let anything slip! You squeeze that ass tight if you have to, while I fuck your wet pussy."

She moans and gasps while I am pounding her, until she cums. I don't let her get up and relieve herself until we both have cum.

I guess my answer could have just been, “Yes, I have administered chilled/cold suppositories.” Where would the fun in that answer be though?

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Glycerine suppositories we're kept in the refrigerator, medicinal suppositories were too, but the first dose was warm since they were fresh from the drug store.

Tigan anti-nausea suppos, which were used in the ‘70s, had to be refrigerated.

We keep them in the fridge here.

Yes all the time according to mom and grandma…"if they were cold they worked the best"

I think when suppos are (too) warm, they tend to break up into little pieces from the pushing.

Hence the notion of chilling them, to preserve their structural integrity (to use a high-faluting word).

Unfortunately during one of my last game sessions ,I had forgotten to put them in the refrigerator and this summer has been very hot.... Instead of putting in a suppository I basically slathered on a cream....

Quod erat demonstrandum … (with tnx to beboe6😎 … ha ha

I received a 2-month prescription for inflammation and painkillers from the doctor. My wife puts in me a suppository every morning. We store them in the nightstand drawer at room temperature. I don't know if I'd like the fridge to stick a cold stick in my butt

I think I may have to give this a try in the FL heat next summer. I also was stumbled into a blog post on the glastoy website which mentioned their plugs are safe to freeze for what I assume is a similar sensation.

Omg yes…… wow, that certainly is a different feeling than one’s kept in the cab at room temperature, you definitely know it’s in there

@agracier Confirmed. It's very difficult to insert suppositories kept at ambient temperature during the summer (unless perhaps using an applicator?), they will break. Thus the reason why suppos were kept in the fridge door in my parents' home, at least when one family member needed them.

That's where Daddy stores them. The cold aspect doesn't stay around long though. Once inside they quickly warm up and get to the business they were pushed in there to do.

I was prescribed a regimen during the summer one year. If I didn't keep them in the refrigerator they would melt. Nothing like inserting one at 6 am before I left for work!

Certainly an awakening experience, lol

Did always kept in the refrigerator,May i say did always liked the feeling of coldness when it slide in

I currently keep a jar of glycerin suppositories in our refrigerator.

Yes, here they are kept in the fridge. Right at eye level with the butter. I can't help but see them every time I open the fridge, and I wonder what guests (aka grown children) think when they come over and are looking for a snack.

Yes, here they are kept in the fridge. Right at eye level with the butter. I can't help but see them every time I open the fridge, and I wonder what guests (aka grown children) think when they come over and are looking for a snack.

They would probably lose their appetite.

In the summer months, I will put a Magic Bullet in the refrigerator for a bit before insertion to keep it from falling apart on the way in, especially if I'm using a suppository applicator.

Elaine