Colon Tube from Optimal Health - anyone tried it?

Goes by 30" or 20" Tapered Silicone Colon Tube - Closed End - 32 Fr Diameter - not sure if I can post links here, but should be able to find it from that description.

It looks intriguing, just not sure how well that hard detachable(!) tip would work when inserted. I worry about the internal damage or that it might detach and become lodged in there somehow. But would love to hear thoughts and experiences of other members!

Doesn't matter who your willing to purchase E stuff from.

Using this size / sizes will not be an issue if your lower intestines are cleaned out before attempting it to go up your colon.

Lot's of lubricant and start your enema ( open the clamp ) as you slowly work it up all the way in to the top.

If you can hold your bag then get up, you'll look like a 6 month pregnant woman before expelling.

In my experience, they are completely horrible. The tip is way too stiff… just asking for an injury.

I'm not a fan as, last time I looked, the OH colon tubes were just a piece of silicone rubber tubing with a plug in the end and a side eye. Also the clear silicone has a ‘tacky’ surface feel.

There are red and black silicone colon tubes from overseas that, IMO, are superior. I would stay away from those made in India be cause they are somewhat stiff.

Personally I like the vintage Davol or BFG red rubber ones. Their outer surfaces are very smooth and the stiffness seems about right. New ones by Bard and others are available from catheter suppliers, but they are not cheap, costing about $30 each.

Personally I like OHN products, their new all silicone 5 qt bag, and especially their goats milk enema soap. The exception is their colon tube(s) as others said: Dangerous - In-My-Humble-Opinion.

I hate colon tubes that bend ! Like WTF…. I don't feel anything after I open the clamp. Fucking kinked !!!

I have used their colon tube and have not had any issues with it but I am sure that there are better ones out there

I'm not a fan as, last time I looked, the OH colon tubes were just a piece of silicone rubber tubing with a plug in the end and a side eye. Also the clear silicone has a ‘tacky’ surface feel.

I had one like you describe. It was fine though I agree the outside was a bit tacky and difficult to keep lubed. The new one that OP is asking about looks scary AF and, as another poster mentioned, asking for an injury. Seems to me that anything pointy, no matter how soft, is just not a good idea to insert into one's colon to any depth. The blunter the better as far as I'm concerned.

I have both kinds of colon tubes from OHN and they both work very well for me. The key to safe insertion is go slow and lots of lube. If an obstruction is felt back off a little open clamp say for 5 seconds then slowly advance tube deeper if desired.

@Cleanout_lover do you only insert colon tubes a short ways into you intestine? A colon tube must bend if it is to get past the sigmoid colon due to the sharp turn that an anatomically normal colon makes at the juncture between the sigmoid colon and the rectum.

I can get a colon tube 18 in up my ass. I have no desire to enter my traverse : colon

On the 2nd enema I am usually able to insert either colon tube about 30 inches with little problem.

I have both kinds of colon tubes from OHN and they both work very well for me. The key to safe insertion is go slow and lots of lube. If an obstruction is felt back off a little open clamp say for 5 seconds then slowly advance tube deeper if desired.