Finding enema bags in stores today

I remember walking the long and wrong way just to look at the enema bags / equipment as a kid. Bulbs, open tops, and my favorite.,. The closed combo kits. Now go to most places, and all you find is laxatives. I miss looking at seeing these kits and waiting for my next bag.

On line buying now!!! It sucks!

I see Fleet and store brand copies everywhere, nest to the laxatives, but it's been a long time since I saw a real enema bag at a drugstore or grocery store. I saw a 4-quart enema bag at a sex toy shop about two years ago but not since.

In US both CVS and Walgreens carry enema bags. Contrary to what one would expect, they are not next to laxatives, where Fleets can be found, but next to 'feminine hygiene' (tampons, pads) products.

Both are pretty much same, close top, hot bottle, enema, douche combos. 1.75qts. Both made in China, cheap red, smelly rubber.

The only place to find these are at a hospital/medical supply store and all you will find are disposables.

When I see boxes of the Fleets and generics as the only choices at the major pharmacies, it’s disgusting how the pharmaceutical industry is manipulating what is available. It’s all about the money.

On the other hand, the online array of enema bags is giving us a whole lot of choices reminiscent of the old days at pharmacies. Nearly 40 years ago, when a nurse who was caring for me at home recommended that I buy an enema bag and tubing at a medical supply store.

I was 22 at the time and embarrassed to tell the associate what I needed. She was a retired nurse and like a grandmother, and she immediately reduced my anxiety. You can imagine how I must’ve felt when she also opened a drawer containing colon and rectal tubes. I’ve mentioned his experience before. It was quite an initiation for a young woman, but I was OK because she was so sensitive to my needs.

Bottom line: when a young woman today has a health condition and needs to buy an enema bag, she has privacy and many choices online. That might be even better than the olden days at the neighborhood pharmacy.

At least here in Houston, I am starting to see combination water bottle/fountain syringe kits again at some CVS stores. They carry the Flents brand name and are shelved with the feminine hygiene prodcuts. CVS also carries an 8 ounce adult rectal syringe which is located in the laxatives section.

Most Walgreens stores in Houston seem to carry the Walgreens brand combination bags. They never went away. Again, they are located many aisles away from the laxatives with the feminine hygiene products.

Please sniff the inside of your new enema bag for chemical residues.

From my experience, most all of them are nasty, and will not clean up.

Buy a quality translucent silicone enema bag or stainless enema can.

Another entertaining enema reservoir is one of those Xmas Tree watering boxes. But beware, vinyl tubing also gives off chemical gas as well. So try to replace that with silicone tubing if you will.

Butt, my old time favorite is to employ a clear gallon water jug with a siphon hose clipped into the neck with an extra enema clamp bridged onto its neck, keeping the tubing end at the jug bottom. You will enjoy learning to siphon as it will stretch your young mind more than you think.

If you are not too afraid most sex shops DO sell high quality enema gear of all sorts, Including some very good bags.

They may not be right out in the open, you might have to ask, but they are there. sometimes quite expensive!

The only other reason for buying in brick and mortar stores is reluctance to buy sight unseen.

Every bag I have bought for myself instead of using what mom left behind was bought online and I have not been disappointed

I have been able to find them in almost all Walgreens and CVS stores...also Walmart and Target usually have some.....but they are usually the combo enema / hot water bottle variety and often have that odd smell.

Does anyone know where to get a silicone pumpkin bag? Those I have never seen in a store.....and hard to find on line too.