Temu Website for enema products

I found a website awhile ago called Temu. I believe a Chinese company. A friend purchased several items without any problems of any kind. Cheap prices on enema gear. The site can be a bit annoying as they have coupons and discounts you win. For example I received two items for a penny each, one being a neat looking enema nozzle, but had to make $20 purchase to get the one cent items. Still it may interest some members here as they carry all kinds of products.

Suggest one check out this company using google etc. Enter the company name/ reviews. Enough said...good luck.

I have used Temu for a year now, not for kinky stuff but for clothing, stationery and craft items as well as exercise bands etc.

Never had a problem and only once a delivery was a day late , I had not even noticed as it was an item I ordered that was not needed for several weeks.

However they automatically gave me a £5 credit.

I’m glad to hear of another trusted member’s good or at least benign experience with them. Until SS’s comments, I’d never met anyone who tried them. I have had no contact except for bad or at least concerning hearsay and a sudden mountain of completely unsolicited ads seemingly wherever I browsed. For now I’d agree with @compacto below - Google or otherwise do your own research first. Caveat emptor. Good luck.

Eric

There are pro and con reviews about TEMU on the internet. BBB gives them a low rating. Seems that for low end products like clothes and crafts (e.g. not high tech stuff) they do a pretty good job MOST of the time. Higher end electronics may or may not be OEM and could be knock offs. My guess, it's good depending on what you are buying.

There’s been a number of these Chinese brand-less product aggregators and distributors for a while now. Ali-express is another, and I’d used wish.com in the past myself.

Their basic business model is to be a point of reselling surplus products from outsourced product manufacturers. If I understand it correctly, if you have an idea for a product - or just want to make and sell something - there’s tons of these companies overseas, b it primarily China, where you can give them the specs and they’ll make them for you so long as you order enough. Then you can resell them as your own, mark up the price, and voila - instant business.

Now, these places often don’t have the highest scruples - or they simply never promise - not to make *more* of whatever has been ordered. Let’s say you decided to sell a … I dunno, a 12” double ended dildo with Trump’s head on one end and Biden’s on the other. You write up the design, choose your material, and get a quote for 10000 of these things for $4 each. You figure you can sell them for $20, so you place the order.

The factory sets up for your product, but makes 20k instead of 10k. Since it costs them $10k to retool to make your product, but only $1k in materials and labor per 10k, they’ve made their first $29k from YOU - but now they have their own 10k presi-dildos that only cost them $0.10/each. They toss them up on Ali-express.com, wish.com, temu.com, maybe other places. Do long as they can sell them for an average of $1/each or something, they’re bringing in the $$$ all thanks to your generous funding of their factory’s retooling!

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My point being…

There’s probably nothing wrong with a lot of the products here, but you never know. Don’t expect sincerity and honesty in their product descriptions or quality promises. Don’t expect any customer support whatsoeve if you don’t think you got what was promised or it’s broken or just ain’t quite right.

But you’ll probably be fine, just be very cautious, especially if you’re sensitive to certain materials.

As long as you’re not a difficult customer, the aggregator (wish, Ali, temu) will probably refund or give you credit for occasional bad purchases - just like “spoilage” (e.g. shoplifting, etc) in retail, it’s just the cost of doing business. If they get too many complaints for a particular seller’s goods then they won’t resell anything from them anymore - so there’s some incentive to not screw the customer too badly.

Think of it as back-alley business scaled up to extreme levels and you’ll probably be close to understanding it.

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That’s my understanding at least … buyer beware, but why not pick up a few things and see how it goes?

If anyone else does, I hope they post their experience here, I’d love to hear more a o it what people picked up and how it turned out!

-tyd

I'm finding it difficult to purchase anything but basic equipment online. I miss the Cara brand bags; they filled nicely and emptied smoothly. They were compact and easy to pack for travel -- that is usually prime time for me to develop difficulties. I miss the old pumpkin-shaped bags. And Nozwiz had the best nozzles. Does anyone have any sites for good translucent tubing?

ylwbird

I'm finding it difficult to purchase anything but basic equipment online. I miss the Cara brand bags; they filled nicely and emptied smoothly. They were compact and easy to pack for travel -- that is usually prime time for me to develop difficulties. I miss the old pumpkin-shaped bags. And Nozwiz had the best nozzles. Does anyone have any sites for good translucent tubing?

ylwbird

Optimal Health Network, Amazon, Home Depot.....

Did Cara go out of business @ylwbird? Their bulbs were still made in the US.

@ylwbird I second Amazon. Look for food grade silicone tubing. I ordered some 5/16” inside diameter tubing a year or so ago that is used by home brewers that has worked great. I think it was 20’ long so enough there to replace it periodically.

Buyer beware applies here as with any seller that seems too good to be true.

You can get it there and usually off of a spool at any length.

I bought some clear, 5/16" ID silicone tubing from Amazon and works great. In fact just replaced it a week ago. 👍

I have found that Temu is a viable source for some enema related items. Amazon, Optimal Health, Etsy, Ebay, and others are as well.

I have purchased red and black tubing, and some clear flexible nozzles, that are far less expensive on Temu than elsewhere. The tubing has a small insert that permits insertion similar to a colon/rectal tube. It is removable if a regular nozzle is used.

The tubing is a good replacement and available in lengths up to 200cm (6+ feet). It works well with most any enema/douche bag.

The only downside is slower shipping.

I've read that TEMU is another of the Chinese data-collecting firms. Don't know if that's true and have no way to verify it. Use your own judgment. There's an old saying "If a deal looks too good to be true, it probably is". And, as @ericmacson pointed out "Caveat emptor".

TEMu was just on the news for exploiting user information …. Which, of course, the denied.

Two class action lawsuits were recently filed accusing them of not protecting personal data and false advertising. Also claims the TEMU app has access to all data on your iPhone.

I thought there were other threads/discussions on TEMU, but when I searched, I got an error message.

Probably owned by Government and all about collecting data on people…for later nefarious activities. Just saying!

Temu is not a place i trust. We have some reliable co-ops that are tried and proven. If you want to buy odd stuff seen there, just find it else where.

I've bought lots of sex toys from this website and never had a problem

I sometimes order stuff from AliExpress (same thing, basically). Sometimes I get good quality stuff, others I look at it, and it goes straight into the trash. But can't really complain about the price. I'd rather spend $20 to realize that something is not going to work than spend $100 to arrive at the same realization.