DBC Order Delivery from MedTech3000.de?

I’ve seen a couple of this sort of responses here over the last several years, but if anyone has ordered any equipment from MedTech3000.de in Germany over the last couple of years, especially DBC’s, would you mind posting a brief note here about the actual ordering-to-US-delivery time you had with your order(s)? After ordering on 01282022, it’s been stuck at DHL in Frankfurt since 0129 with no further data. Thanks,

Eric

It was three years ago, but my order arrived in 10 days.

Last year my order arrived in < 2 weeks (to PA).

Wow. Great times, gentlemen. I sent them an email 3 days ago and was told there was no point in them initiating a tracking inquiry because so far it’s just normal parcel shipping times, and they re-estimated my delivery at 5-6 weeks. But no mention of their mandatory Germany-US shipping fee I paid up front of €35.00. Only less than €6.00 in Germany.

Eric

So apparently, shipping really is crazy. I've seen it many times for shipments from the US to Germany that most of the time is actually spent at the airport waiting for customs or at customs. This is particularly the case for shipments to the US, I believe.

So, if one wants things to be faster, one needs to have a customs declaration already done before the shipping and one has to send via some express shipping (like D*L express). There it's super fast like within 4 days even for super expensive stuff.

So apparently, shipping really is crazy. I've seen it many times for shipments from the US to Germany that most of the time is actually spent at the airport waiting for customs or at customs. This is particularly the case for shipments to the US, I believe.

So, if one wants things to be faster, one needs to have a customs declaration already done before the shipping and one has to send via some express shipping (like D*L express). There it's super fast like within 4 days even for super expensive stuff.

@DoctorGyno,

Thanks. Interesting information I didn’t know about. I’m sure a company like MedTech has no reason to offer up that sort of expedited shipping information. Even if they did or I found it elsewhere like here courtesy of yourself, I‘m sure it would cost far more than even the €35.00 for “regular” (slow) shipping.

Thanks again,

Eric

Ordered one year ago to Russia, wait about month.

Because of COVID all post work very slow.

From US to Russia from SiliconeNozzle wait for 6 weeks

Thanks for the link.

Thanks for the link.

1. @Rabban_the_Clyst,

Which link? You mean the original link to MedTech3000.de? Are you putting in an order?

Ordered one year ago to Russia, wait about month.

Because of COVID all post work very slow.

From US to Russia from SiliconeNozzle wait for 6 weeks

2. @tuxenema,

I’m surprised it took that long from SiliconeNozzles. Was that also during Covid? What do you normally see with orders from other US firms to you in Russia?

3. A bit of news on my OP:

Yesterday after no shipping news since German DHL on 0129 from Frankfurt, I got an email from US Postal Service saying the parcel had reached their main Dallas, TX shipping distribution hub and it was now in the USPS delivery system aimed here. Breaking shipping news as I get it………….

Eric

What is a “DBC”?

What is a “DBC”?

@Mullanphy,

DBC as commonly used here on Zity by enema users means Double Balloon (Rectal or Enema) Catheter, a device usually made of latex or clear silicone to deliver and help retain enemas of various types inside the user or patient’s rectum and/or colon. It is a catheter with two balloons built in so that on insertion, the more distal balloon enters the rectum and is inflated inside whereas the proximal balloon is inflated still remaining outside the anus between the buttock cheeks. The inflated outer balloon tends to pull the inner balloon more securely against the inside of the anal sphincter and help to retain the enema fluid inside better without leaking. I used the abbreviation in my OP query about how long it took other members to receive their DBC after ordering it from a company in Germany. I just ordered one or two in late January.

There are various designs for a DBC in both latex and silicone as well as in the way the balloons and inflators are designed. The latex version I prefer to use is depicted by the German firm from which I ordered my latest one here:

https://www.medtech3000.de/Doppelballon-Darmrohr-mit-2-Geblaese-Darmkatheter-Ballondarmrohr::409.html.

Accessing the German sites with a translating browser such as Google Chrome will render it in English.

Eric

If I am reading this right they are saying 10 to 28 work days for shipping here.

That was a longish reply about DBCs, so I’ll post this short progress note separately.

My MedTech3000 DBC order parcel made it from Dallas, TX, USA to the US Postal Service in Oklahoma City (OKC), the closest larger city to my residence, about 100 mi from here. It might show up here tomorrow or Tuesday.

Eric

Medtech3000 is my go-to supplier for enema toys. They have always been responsive and the items as described.

My favorite is their Coloclean system. It allows you to have essentially a colon hydrotherapy session while comfortably in bed at home.

If I am reading this right they are saying 10 to 28 work days for shipping here.

Yes, that’s what the company website quoted as standard shipping times outside Europe when I ordered. A later email to me from their Geschäftsführer = Manager reaffirmed it as 5-6 weeks.

Eric

Medtech3000 is my go-to supplier for enema toys. They have always been responsive and the items as described.

My favorite is their Coloclean system. It allows you to have essentially a colon hydrotherapy session while comfortably in bed at home.

@Sean,

What other enema toys besides DBCs and Coloclean? The Coloclean looks like it would be fun to own. I’ve always loved the hour-or-more-long very large volume Closed System colonics I used to go for.

Eric

Okay, final result occurred today, 2/14/2022, 17 calendar days, 11 business/work days after ordering from Germany on 01282022. Parcel delivered by US Postal Service to my door at about 1-2 PM US CST. Ultimately, a rather speedy or at least well-predicted estimate of delivery time. I was mostly taken aback for awhile as the parcel apparently sat in Frankfurt at DHL with no progress, which probably was more lack of communication from them as it moved somehow from Frankfurt to the US at Dallas over about 13 days before USPS sent me a progress note.

Eric

@ericmacson

Medtech has a variety of colon tube, bags, nozzles, and other stuff. Browse their catalog.

AFAIK, there are now very few, if any, alternatives to the Coloclean. There used to be something similar, the Miracle Enema by the makers of the P*I*E trolley system, but far less expensive. It is now discontinued as fa as I know.

https://ibb.co/KzHXr07

https://www.piemed.com/

Either of these systems is petty difficult to use w/o a helper, because the water and poo bags have to be taken to the bathroom refilled and emptied respectively after the first or second fill/poo cycle, and if you are solo, the speculum has to be removed to do this.

If you are fortunate enough to have help, putting in a Foley hooked to a bed bag eliminates the need to pee during the session, and it is very likely you'll absorb more than you bladder can comfortably hold during a session. Using a urinal is not an option… The inflated retention balloon in you rectum makes it all but impossible to pee.

With a willing helper and the Foley, you can have a VERY relaxing and cleansing session lasting several hours.

@ericmacson

Medtech has a variety of colon tube, bags, nozzles, and other stuff. Browse their catalog.

AFAIK, there are now very few, if any, alternatives to the Coloclean. There used to be something similar, the Miracle Enema by the makers of the P*I*E trolley system, but far less expensive. It is now discontinued as fa as I know.

https://ibb.co/KzHXr07

https://www.piemed.com/

Either of these systems is petty difficult to use w/o a helper, because the water and poo bags have to be taken to the bathroom refilled and emptied respectively after the first or second fill/poo cycle, and if you are solo, the speculum has to be removed to do this.

If you are fortunate enough to have help, putting in a Foley hooked to a bed bag eliminates the need to pee during the session, and it is very likely you'll absorb more than you bladder can comfortably hold during a session. Using a urinal is not an option… The inflated retention balloon in you rectum makes it all but impossible to pee.

With a willing helper and the Foley, you can have a VERY relaxing and cleansing session lasting several hours.

That’s one reason I always adored going to a provider for a closed system colonic for years. I just loved the large deep speculum, the hour long or more constant filling and emptying, and the maintenance all done by the colonic giver. I’ve long fantasized about a long colonic or large long enema where the provider or my Domme partner filled me and then put in a latex Foley while I was holding, just to experience the simultaneous anal, rectal, colonic, belly, urethral and bladder filling with enema and penis tubes filling me all at once. I hope for another such Domme partner someday. Thanks for replying.

Eric

@ericmacson

If you are going to play as described, you want to have the Foley inserted and inflated w/ water before the Coloclean speculum goes in. If the Coloclean is in and its balloon inflated, getting the Foley in is considerably more difficult and ouchie, for the same reason as peeing is more difficult when you rectum is packed with lots of poo.

@ericmacson

If you are going to play as described, you want to have the Foley inserted and inflated w/ water before the Coloclean speculum goes in. If the Coloclean is in and its balloon inflated, getting the Foley in is considerably more difficult and ouchie, for the same reason as peeing is more difficult when you rectum is packed with lots of poo.

@Sean,

Good point with practical significance. Feeling for many years despite the UTI risk as if it would be some combination of an interesting, erotic, exciting, pleasant experience to feel a latex catheter in my urethra and bladder, especially during a long enema, I’ve imagined it being placed while holding the enema, just as a more interesting feeling. However, never having it ever done except once in a urologist’s office by a nurse about 55 years ago when I was a teen for a bladder problem, I hadn’t remembered the relevant improved mechanics of doing it with a non-balloon-compressed rectum pushing on my urethra from inside. As much as I enjoy plugs and enema balloon catheters (just bought 2 new DBCs), I should have remembered the “pee problem.” Even at 70 (in 5 days), practically speaking, being divorced and single I doubt I’ll ever overcome my physician’s skeptical concern about UTI risk despite Zity members encouraging me to try it with proper sterile technique, but I really appreciate your providing me and others here with the informative, accurate, friendly suggestion.

Many thanks,

Eric

@ericmacson

On the topic of UTIs, in my personal experience I've never gotten one from an in-and-out catheter or from a Foley in place for less than a day. Of course catheters have to be put in using great care and ALWAYS sterile techniques.

The times I have gotten a UTI it has always been with a Foley in for about three days or longer, even with washing and antibiotic ointment applied at the entry point twice a day.

Okay, final result occurred today, 2/14/2022, 17 calendar days, 11 business/work days after ordering

Eric

Nice result.

I’m surprised it took that long from SiliconeNozzles. Was that also during Covid? What do you normally see with orders from other US firms to you in Russia?

Typical order from US was about 2-3 weeks.

Now it twices.

@ericmacson

On the topic of UTIs, in my personal experience I've never gotten one from an in-and-out catheter or from a Foley in place for less than a day. Of course catheters have to be put in using great care and ALWAYS sterile techniques. The times I have gotten a UTI it has always been with a Foley in for about three days or longer, even with washing and antibiotic ointment applied at the entry point twice a day.

@Sean,

This is what I meant in saying earlier that

“……I doubt I’ll ever overcome my physician’s skeptical concern about UTI risk despite Zity members encouraging me to try it with proper sterile technique……….”

as you have done appropriately here. I AM quite curious about this practice. With any luck, I’ll take your advice here to heart. Thanks,

Eric

Nice result.Typical order from US was about 2-3 weeks.

Now it twices.

@tuxenema,

1) when and why did your US—>Russia shipping time double? Covid? Any other known cause?

2) this next is only out of my curiosity, no real need to reveal your location. Did my (Apple Co.) Safari browser on my iPad 8 Translate/Read your Profile correctly? You are in or near St Petersburg, RU - yes? Thank you,

Eric

@ericmacson

If I read you post correctly, you doctor is not thrilled about you using a catheter. IMO, that is quite proper, since inserting a catheter is definitely a medical procedure, with risks, and if done for play, is unneeded.

@ericmacson

If I read you post correctly, you doctor is not thrilled about you using a catheter. IMO, that is quite pope, since inserting a catheter is definitely a medical procedure, with risks, and if done for play, is unneeded.

@Sean,

No opinion from my doc. Haven’t mentioned it to him. I’m a retired MD myself, and just meant my medical training makes me even more cautious than otherwise about contracting a UTI because of symptoms and possible complications. What do mean by “……..quite pope.”?

Eric

@ericmacson

Flaky keyboard & missed in proof reading. Fixed now.

Here’s one for you Enema Tech Support people out there:

After getting my 2 new latex DBCs from MedTech, they seem fine though the balloons are farther alert than on my old Rusch catheters. However, the black rubber inflator bulbs included tend to slip out of the ends of the latex tubing going to the balloon inflation channels much more easily than my old ones. I actually switched one for my old Rusch inflator which stays seated in the new latex end better.

Does anyone have a good suggestion for how to wrap or treat the end of the metal inflator connector seating inside the latex tubing to keep it more secure? I don’t want to lose an inflation during a 4 quart enema hold if it pops off. What would improve the latex-on-metal grip the best? Thanks,

Eric

I put plastic tie wraps around mine and they held just fine.