Strongest glycerin suppository

Does anyone have a go to source for the strongest glycerin suppository that they have ever used or heard of? I’m about 100% that it will NOT be from the US, but let me know what have come across please.

Consider a liquid glycerin mini-enema. Same ingredients but a lot more poo power,

Seems like a do it yourself project , please leave the plastic in the hospital

The liquid glycerin “suppositories” aren’t what I’d consider suppositories and you’re right, they are more of an enema but that probably didn’t suit the marketing folks. I’ve heard that some of the suppositories from other countries will knock your socks off though.

@Slipperynozzle

I’m about 100% that it will NOT be from the US, but let me know what have come across please.

I'm going to chance it & say that I agree that there are more potent commercially manufactured suppositories made in foreign countries compared to those of US origin

The Europeans who post here seem to intimate that the glycerine products are of a different strength . .As for the Japanese, their “squibs” are particularly productive, but I too consider a liquid glycerine suppository to be akin to a micro enema as per definition.

Locally I've found that some “generic” brands are superior in strength than those commercially produced goods that are readily recognised as “big brand” rectal rockets

Our neighbouring SE Asian countries produce some quite potent suppositories of which I've sampled 😁 butt it's been many years since.

Currently at hand ive 2 X 10 Boehringer-Ingleheim (GDR) & 2 box's (12 units x 2.8g glycerol) Austn mfg Petrus pharmaceuticals generics - *just in case*

Oh? Got any details?

The worst one for me were the homemade ones my ex-dom used but being homemade they were also not commercially available.

Wh y not put in a whole jar of suppos. You can enjoy the feeling as each one is pushed in.

I really would like to try those Japanese "squibs" you're talking about to test my endurance. I usually call those figs btw. Shipping costs are crazy so I think I'll wait

I know you can do it yourself with 50/50 water and gliceryn but I want to try the real thing.

Mega results using 10-15cc of liquid glycerine injected directly in yo the rectum.

takes about 3 minutes and intense clinching of muscles to retain….🤪

The Japanese or other Asian country fig enemas are amazing. Very few online sales are from the US. Most of them are from those countries, they are expensive, take a long time to get here, but they are quite powerful and “do their job” quite quickly. They are usually in 3 different sizes 20ml, 30ml, and 40ml. Most of the ones advertised on eBay lately are the 20ml. The 30 & 40ml variety are much more difficult to come by.. Of course the 40ml size is the most powerful, and for sure using 2x 20ml at the same time would produce the same effect. If you are seriously constipated, and your stool is hard, the stool will come out a bit softer with some liquid before and after. If you aren't that constipated, they will definitely produce some diarrhea for you.

@KennyT

The figs come in larger sizes than you cite… up to 150ml to my certain knowledge… advertised for ‘clinical’ use. The larger sizes also have a much longer rectal nozzle, about 6 to 8 inches, so the solution goes much higher into the recipient's bowel. The instructions say the enema solution should be held for at least 20 minutes.

I was given one like this:

https://ibb.co/QP2zdxc

some years ago, in the knee-chest position by a cute Asian nurse, and it cleaned everything out, hard poo, soft poo and pudding accompanied by just about the worst cramping and strongest urge I've ever felt. These are, by no stretch of the imagination, a gentle way to make someone poo.

The good news is that the cramping and urge they cause petty much finish within an hour and you don't have to poo again for a couple of days.

Note that the Microlax micro-enema, apparently quite popular in France, does not contain glycerin but is similarly administered as a 'fig".

@Pecan_nutjob

Not a fan of the mini enemas, like Micolax. Here is what they have and do:

“The active substances sodium citrate dihydrate, sodium lauryl sulfoacetate and sorbitol release the water compounded in the stool, and loosens it up. Predictable relief is obtained within 30 minutes.”

The Sodium Citrate is an osmotic agent that draws water from the body to soften the poo.

The Lauryl Sulfoacetate is a wetting agent and poo softener, similar to Colace.

The Sobitol is a sugar, and undigested sugar in your colon is highly laxative and soon makes you poo.

The times I've tried products like this, they work OK if one is not badly constipated and the poo is not either huge or very hard. In such cases, they will produce a poo, but it won't be softened much and the passage won't be well lubricated, so it can be a difficult poo.

IMO, the only really good use of these micro enemas is to make someone, who has not pood in a couple of days, really fill a diaper with firm, formed poo. For these games, they work better than a suppository. I don't think they actually draw in more than a couple of ounces of water, so don't produce a big load of sloppy poo.

Wow Sean, 150ml, that's huge

@KennyT

Yes. As I wrote, the cramping became pretty intense. At first, after the nurse squeezed it into me. it just felt a bit warm, then some mild camps stated which soon grew stronger. But I surely didn't expect the cramps to become as intense as they did toward the end of the retention period. I have always had trouble pooing on a bedpan, but not that time., As soon as I was on the pan, everything just flooded out.

ROVI adult glycerin suppositories from Spain. They contain 3,6 gm. of glycerin each suppository. The result is fantastic in just 30m.. I have tried many times

In the USA virtually all (adult) glycerin suppositories are 2 grams, but in the UK some are advertised as 4 grams. Don't know the source though. Years ago in the middle east in a clinic I saw four jars of suppositories, ranging from US-ordinary to just huge.

Anyway, I have a little tip. Fleet glycerin suppositories - almost all you can find these days - are shaped like a single cone: easy to insert but also easy to slip out, and they don't get sucked higher up well. They work better if you put them in backwards, pointy end out (I don't remember where I learned this - maybe even here?). Backwards, butt contractions pull the tablet up higher where it will work better, but they are extremely awkward to get past your sphincters backwards. A suppository inserter isn't very useful for putting in these suppositories the usual way - the large end of the Fleets mostly don't fit. BUT the inserters are absolutely perfect for putting them in backwards! The pointy end fits well into the inserters. So there is an actual, good use for inserters!

The inserters are usually sold as disposable vaginal applicators (example: Amazon B07NGRCQ4L, 30 for under $20) but they can be reused if they aren't poopy and you rinse them (cotton swab the end); rectal stuff doesn't need to be sterile, just clean. And despite the name, guys, using these won't make you grow a vagina!