How Many Use a Higginson Bulb Syringe While Taking Enemas?

I recently purchased a wonderful enema kit from Optimal Health which included a 5 qt silicon bag and a 6 feet of silicone hose, a Higginson-type syringe bulb. I love this equipment and use with an inflatable retention nozzle.

The Higginson pump has really expanded my intake as I use it intermittently throughout my filling. Sometimes little gentle squeezes with pauses between the squeezing. Sometimes complete forceful squeezes. What I experience is a much deeper penetration and greater fluid volume. Wit the pumping action, I can push past initial cramps and feel the steady filling past any "tight" areas of the colon.

I just love how this equipment has enhanced my enema experience. If I am doing a three enema series, the second and third enema are easy to do with greater volume.

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I finally got one just a few years ago…. And I fucking love that thing. Once I start pumping I can’t stop it feels so good. It’s like the enema is cumming up my ass.

Laura and I both use Higginsons and I keep one in my overseas accommodation for when I work in the UK. Saves me having one in my luggage when I fly.

I use the OHN Higginson Syringe, it’s a good quality bulb. I find that it helps me take larger quantities of water and its a very soothing and relaxing enema experience when I use it. I like the pulsating sensation of the water, it reminds me of being over my mom’s lap when I was young and receiving a enema from her with a bulb syringe. It would be nice if they were available with larger bulb capacity’s.

@Silver_Bullet I agree.. the bigger bulbs would be quite enjoyable.

I’ve used an in-line siphon bulb on my tubing for decades😍The surging while pumping adds some exquisite sensations to my enema playtime🤪Auto and marine supply stores are my DIY parts supplier for them🤗

The pumping action creates some strong squirts of the enema and I love that feeling. At some point in nearly every enema, I’m going to be using the pump.

I have several. The other part about the Higginson bulb that I like is the double check valve arrangement means that the enema solution can't be sent back up the hose to the bag or can. Sometimes, I like to "disconnect" from the bag after I've taken all the solution while it's being held in by an inflatable nozzle...the sensation of being untethered with the section of hose and bulb hanging between my legs is just so delicious.

Yep, love it. Important to get one that will let the enema "flow through" so you can use it with a bag but yes - the surging feels great and it can also be a good aid to getting a colon tube in.

I have the OHN one but one of the valves cracked on it. I also have a Harbor Freight syphon pump bulb that also works well, though the valves are wide enough it might not stop gentle backflow.

Higginson syringes are awesome! You can use with a water bottle if on the go or a bag doesn’t fit a quick situation… it’s the Swiss Army knife of enema deliveries

As Captain Nemo said in-line primer bulbs of the type used in auto and marine applications. Fit a back flow valve inline too if the bulbs aren't one way. I have a 750cc one way primer. Simply excellent and guarantees colon tubes will always flow...

I use a Higginson occasionally. I assembled it out of some lab equipment I had laying around. I must say, I enjoy the pumping action and control available with the device.

After reading all of these replies I guess I'm gona have to get one to try out. Thanks all.

I received my first enema at about the age of 5.

My mother had a black Perfex Higginson syringe with metal valves.

I would be sitting on the potty, whilst she knelt in front of me squeezing the bulb, firstly these valves allowed a faster flow of water,and each time that she squeezed or released the bulb made a metallic click.

I miss that sound with the modern silicone valves.

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There is so much titillating and vintage equipment around that it poses a real dilemma cum enema time. Certainly, a higginson style syringe bulb is a wonderful addition to the repertoire. It isn't always used, but sometimes it provides those unique sensations!