Different syringe set spotted

While searching for replacements this product surfaced. It does not appear to be marketed as a disposable product. The 3 quart capacity caught me off guard. The fill port also is interesting.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08XK83YS2/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1

There is also a 2 quart version. It is sold on several sites I don't have one as yet so can't comment on the quality

Interesting find and funny that they call it “Anel” instead of Anal.

@Victoria1951 that is a serious kit. Seems to be aimed at the coffee crowd. It may be more people then we think as there were lots of other serious bag on the page. What goes around comes back around.

I do wonder it the coffee crowd experience any of the other fringe benefits of a good enema 😉

This is a modified hydration bag… the kind used by hikers, runners, bikers, etc. Definitely NOT designed as an enema device.

This is an interesting design, but it pretty much does what a standard bag does. I think the fact some company took the time and expense to design and market a different style enema bag compared to the traditional bag would seem to suggest there is a growing market for enema equipment. No company would knowingly lose money on a product that had a small market demand. So I might conclude that enema usage is growing. Those now getting into enemas might be doing it for the health reasons not sexual, but hey we are a big tent community and all are welcome!

I really like the three quart capacity. That sets it apart from the others for the price.

This is a modified hydration bag… the kind used by hikers, runners, bikers, etc. Definitely NOT designed as an enema device.

Looking at hydration bladders on-line reveals that the water source port outlet points upward on the designs viewed online. Other than that they appear remarkably similar. The water port on the set sold for enema use drains downward. The hydration bag drain ports are upwards and the bags for enema service point downward.

It seems interesting, but it's difficult to judge the thickness of the plastic, hence durability Perhaps someone will do a ‘Consumer Report’ on it.

The 3 quart bag and the way it is hung makes it a very interesting bag, but too bad the hose diameter is not ½ id for a mega powerful enema , but i am tempted to buy one if the price is reasonable enough

Looks great for travel, if you fear somehow loosing one of your vintage bags on a long trip.. And 3 quarts (a respectable size). Like the added flow regulator in addition to simply having a hose clamp.

Not trying to start an argument, but I do wonder why folks are warning this bag is a modified hydration bag used in some pretty rugged sports. Enema bags are designed to hold and deliver x amount of liquid without additional external stresses such as bouncing around, being smashed against a tree or mountain, or even having the user roll over on top of it. No leaks, tears, or breaks under sporting/military conditions might indicate the bag will withstand the most rigorous enema most of us could devise.

Pricewise, though, this bag seems to be nearly double the bag of a basic hydration bladder of similar design. As already pointed out, though, the discharge ports face differently - one up, one down.