This just popped up on eBay

https://www.ebay.com/itm/233933791936?mkevt=1&mkpid=0&emsid=e11021.m43.l1120&mkcid=7&ch=osgood&euid=1c05d0796ede4419844097ff35aeae48&bu=43187504266&ut=RU&osub=-1%7E1&crd=20210318032855&segname=11021&sojTags=ch%3Dch%2Cbu%3Dbu%2Cut%3Dut%2Cosub%3Dosub%2Ccrd%3Dcrd%2Csegname%3Dsegname%2Cchnl%3Dmkcid

I have no connection to the seller. I've never seen one f/s on eBay.

Best,

vapor

They certainly know what to value it.

WOW!

There was one a few weeks ago that sold for about $300 It did not include the box and was in poorer condition The hose was dark brown, rather than amber

They show up a few times every year

Do people just collect stuff like that? Why?! The Collector has tons of great vintage stuff but all that stuff gets used in the videos and whatnot.

With most enema bags the minute you have it you are ready to go, time and place permitting. But using that thing is like buying a new car - the minute you drive it off the lot it loses value. And I can't see showing it off to anyone…

Also that looks to be a travel-size douchebag. Might not even hold two quarts. The only gear I could see going for $1000 would be a JBL.

@gremmie

People collect all sorts of thing Some pay tens of thousands of dollars for small rectangles of cardboard with professional players pictures on them. Others collect shirts or shoes that were worn in games Those things are never used

Yes, if you buy a new bag now, it loses most of it's value after the first fill But, if someone has a desire to get filled with a vintage bag, just like mom used to make you poo in your childhood, that can no longer be bought new. And some cars from the 1960s are now worth a lot of money

A Sojourn is a travel or folding syringe and when filled holds about 2 quarts of solution, which is more than enough to make even a badly constipated adult poo within a very few minutes.

As to the JBL, one that appeared to be pretty complete and was described as being in good condition was recently sold for $400

For many people, the enema equipment is part of the fantasy, It's not just about the feelings of fullness and the cramping Nor are enemas are about volume In fact, even a single 8 Ounce bulb of warm, soapy water will usually bring results within 15 to 20 minutes

Well said, @Sean!

Never knew they are that expensive. I wish I had a few to sell.

I love it when the item on EBay includes th box with the original $3.95 price tag, and now being sold for $40-$100.

Better returns than the stock market.....vintage girdles the same way....$2.50 new.....now $30-150... Crazy things we people value.

Big time seller…no buyers. lol

I could buy quite a few bags and massive number of nozzles of various sorts for that price. ha.

Buying stuff like that is like buying baseball cards - no useful function but just nice to have (why?), and who no knows, may become very valuable some day. Albeit there is a much more limited market for old enema equipment than baseball cards.

Do people just collect stuff like that? Why?!

We have three vintage enema bags (and one ice bag, recently added) hanging in our bathroom as well as an enamel can. They show my subs kink without saying anything, if someone is into such things.

In collecting there is a collector for everything. You just have to find them.

For me, it's all about the equipment. Brings back memories from when I put up quite a fuss to when I discovered that “this enema feels REALLY good”. Modern equipment (except some S/N equipment) just doesn't do anything for me. Most of my equipment is vintage stuff…..the newest being a JBL repro bag purchased a ways back.

My “go to” bags are: a Sherema 4 qt bag from 1977, a German 3L tear drop bag from the 60's, a COMPACTO folding syringe and the JBL repro bag. Sitting unused are: a DAVOL COMFY, a BF GOODRICH Combo bag, a REXALL VICTORIA , a CONTINENTAL EXTRA 3L bag from Arthur Hamilton, a repro KLYSTRA PARIS 3L bag, a Madison Canadian tear drop bag, and a few latex folding syringes. Also have two NEARKID 90 oz bags in so-so shape, in the original boxes, no accessories.

What I'm looking for: A WALGREENS TRAVELETTE bag. This was my moms bag & I took every opportunity to use it. I found one several years ago, but the first time I tried to use it, it split. What a disappointment!

The US is a free country. at least at the moment… and people can spend their money any way they choose. Some choose to go to Aspen or Cancun and party all night. Some go to fancy eateries and drink expensive wines. After such adventures, they have little except the memories of their experiences

Others find ways to relive their own experiences. Consider a middle aged adult who secretly wants to relive THAT day in their early teen life… You came home from school, perhaps in a bad mood, and were not feeling well At dinner you just picked at your food which was not your usual habit. Mom asked you a couple of questions which you answered curtly. After dinner, you were sent to do your homework.

A while later, after you'd done your homework, you wanted to watch TV, but mom said no. She told you to go to your room, get undresses from the waist down, and wait for her. A few minutes later she came in carrying what looked like a hot water bottle, but had a hose attached to it, and a bath towel. She told you to put the towel on the bed and lie flat on the towel on your tummy. You did as she said. after all, you had no reason not to. A moment later you felt her spread your bottom and she inserted something like a familiar rectal thermometer. Then you started to feel a comforting warmth The warmth continued to spread in your tummy and you felt good, not realizing you were getting sexually aroused.

After a few minutes, you suddenly felt like you needed to poo The feeling rapidly intensified and you begged to go. You were allowed to run to the toilet and were amazed at what then happened.

Later in life, you desired to relive that experience of your first bag enema, and a part of reliving it is getting filled with the same, now vintage, bag that was used on you as a kid. So you buy a vintage bag for about the price f dinner out and play The next day, that nice dinner would be poo, but you still have a fun toy tp play with.

I get the thing about buying vintage equipment for use. I thought I established that by mentioning The Collector. I myself have recently acquired some old gear and I do not question buying and using gear wherever it comes from. I spent about $100 for a (new!) latex double-balloon catheter but that has nothing to do with collecting anything.

I don't see where anyone here is buying stuff just to look at it though. Collectors of valuables prefer not to even touch their treasures. And there are lots of more reasonably-priced offers on ebay for good usable gear! I like the fact that playing with enemas is cheap thrills. I can get as much of a kick from home-made gear as anything else. I make and buy gear so I can play with it. That's not collecting - I can't see looking forward to donating it to a museum for instance, which is what collectors do.

“The US is a free country. at least at the moment… and people can spend their money any way they choose.” I do not equate unfettered and/or conspicuous consumption with freedom. In fact it has been argued that shopping is the real job in America. It has also been argued that the endless supply of amusements has been substituted for the power to shape the sort of world we live in - the power which has been handed over to gargantuan corporations who keep telling us about these amazing gizmos we need to buy.

Well, remember…that’s what they’re asking. Not necessarily what they’re getting. Having said that, If I‘d known you’d someday get even close to that kind of money, I’d have taken better care of the one that was used on me. This is exactly that one.

That is a lot of money for something that has a good chance of tearing the first time you use it.

Wow that is an old one. After paying that much I'd be afraid to use it. I see old original car parts on ebay all the time where the guy is asking thousands for a part pretty readily available for much less. They usually don't sell either but you never know. Maybe that one was someone's first enema and they just have to have it. We'll see if it sells.

You don't ask, you don't get

It's easy to lower the price, if an item doesn't sell; it's near impossible to raise the price after an item is sold.

You don't ask, you don't get

It's easy to lower the price, if an item doesn't sell; it's near impossible to raise the price after an item is sold.

Truer words were never spoken. You can always lower the price later. You'd have to be REALLY anal or a millionaire to buy that one though.

That has to be a joke ,the price of a used car for an old enema bag antique or not will probably fall apart when picked up or feel like gum rubber ! No way in my right mind would I ever give someone that kind of money ! Has to be a joke !

Good God! $999.00? No way I'd pay that for it. I bought one on EBay 8-9 years ago for $50.00 and thought I'd paid too much.

Good God! $999.00? No way I'd pay that for it. I bought one on EBay 8-9 years ago for $50.00 and thought I'd paid too much.

wouldnt pay that even if it was filled with scotch whisky

@drgiggles That would be a killer (literally) enema!!!!

People (the seller) have lost their mind's it's one thing to want different types of equipment it's another to take it to that level, Unless She is a gorgeous, stately vivacious woman, and intends to spend the next month giving and receiving. Just my opinion

I wish somebody would start making replicas again like Grant's. There's got to be one of us who is into latex molding.

I still have one Grant's left and am not using it and keeping it air-tight.

the hoseman1

The asking price for the vintage Sojourn syringe seems high, but it's quite clearly not a joke Similar syringes have sold many times for over $500 The particular one on sale now looks to be in better than average condition and of more recent manufacture than most The box is somewhat tattered. I'd not be surprised if it eventually sells for about half the asking price

Climb on soapbox: The price of things is essentially arbitrary and relative To some people $1000 is food for several months; to others $1000 is cheap for a handbag or a glass of wine. In a free market things are worth what a willing buyers and willing seller agree to.

Does anyone NEED a $1000 enema bag to make them poo? Obviously not

But to fully relive the experience of getting one's first enema from the pretty nurse neighbor with such a bag and having your first orgasm as you filled? Priceless.

The seller: P.T. Barnham

The buyer: The Mark.

Seriously, whatever the market will bear is fair market value when there is no competition.

Impressive at a certain level.

Even if I needed it, I would have dropped out about $600 ago.