Why isn't great enema equipment available locally? Not just online.

It is so frustrating to me to have to wait several days for delivery of enema equipment I order online. I want it NOW. And all that is available are those combination things with the hard plastic and short, stiff tubes. Or Fleets, or small fountain syringes. We have some adult novelty stores that sell all sorts of dildos, vibrators, etc. and rectal/anal stuff, why not enema equipment? They could make a fortune I'm sure, if they gave it a try and saw the stuff flying out the door. Does anyone know of any way to get the good stuff other than online?

You sound like my first wife when you say,"I want it now".I believe there are a few items such as douch bags and some enema bags at Wal Mart,I suppose it depends on where you live.I purchased my tubing,castile soap and KY by the box at my local sergical supply store here in Mass at a very reasonable price.You could try checking the Yellow pages for Medical Supplies.Good luck.

Let the good times flow.w/m73yrs/Western Ma

I agree that it's a shame we can't get enema supplies in the stores. My local Walmart doesn't have them. I looked there before I bought online. I'm sure these days they wouldn't sell very well because Fleets have taken over. But true about what the other poster said about looking in medical supply stores. I've never tried looking there. We live in a world of drugs now, thanks to doctors. :'(

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Mr and Madame S in SF sell Klystra, Beth Tyler, and other enema equipment. Same for Leather Etc and some other street shops in Folsom. I guess it all depends on which area you live in.

The disappearance of "real" enema equipment from stores shelves started when Fleet and imitators came on the market and the health industry turned against traditional remedies. It's a far cry from when we recall drugstore windows and shelves providing a good assortment.

As for WalMart, combo bags, if any, are usually on the bottom shelf of the first aid section

I once bought a colon tube locally at a drug store, a 30 inch FR 28, but I think it was the last one they had and have since gone out of business. I tried calling all the local drug, medical supply, and health stores to try an obtain a double balloon rectal catheter. The woman answering the phone said that she had received several previous callers inquiring about the same thing. So, I'm not the only one. So, I also ask, why don't they carry such items. It's very frustrating.

Not exactly equipment, but Dr. Bronner's Peppermint Castile soap is available at GNC stores, and Walgreens just started stocking it. If you like it as much as I do, patronize your local Walgreens, so they'll keep it in stock!

Where I'm living, the only thing that I can find is the combination bag at Rite-Aide. They only sell that and fleets nowdays. Walgreens seems to have quit carrying any bag type enema equipment. And Wal-Mart quit carrying even the combo bags. Is there anything that we can do to get these products back on the shelves?

These days most of us are buying our enema equipment online in the privacy of our own homes. I guess the drug stores and supermarkets are not selling hot water bottles and combo bags as much as they used to and therefore stopped stocking these items!

One reason why that type of equipment is not available in stores is because its deeemed to be of a sexual nature. The standard red rubber bag is about all you'll find now. We perv's that enjoy our enemas with exotic equipment will have to find it online. Part of the fun is waiting for the package to arrive.

This is definitely not local...but the I found some absolutely HUGE red bulb enema syringes in eastern europe. Of course, I really like those because I savor the in-and-out of refilling the bulb. Anyway, these things were giant. My hands were too small to squeeze them myself, so I had to have someone do it for me. They had them with regular enema tips and flared tips, but even those nozzles were really thick...I could feel the tingle every time I slid it back inside me. Every time I passed a pharmacy, there would be the mega-sized enemas on display in the window. I'd start craving one and have to run home and get busy! I should have brought back a bunch to sell!

Not only should you have purchased more of those massive bulbs, but you should have taken some photos of those drug store windows that you could have shared with us. I miss not seeing those great pharmacy window displays that used to be so common here in the 'old days'.

I would like to find some enema equipment that I could purchsae in person. My wife is not into it so I would rather not order anything through the mail. Does anyone any place just south of Boston?

Some of the adult video stores are beginning to sell some of the various enema equipment. I suspect they will carry even more if they start getting requests.

While surfing, I came upon a $16.99 combo bag on Target.com. Interstingly, the writeup said the bag was available only online, not in Target stores. I can only guess that either the item is a slow seller or customers might be embarrassed to take it to the checkout clerk.

How drug stores have changed from the Golden Age.

I can remember when you could buy a replacement kit, (douche/enema nozzle, hose, and clamp), at the drug store.

I have found that Enema equipment is also available in surplus stores at times . In Maine I have been going to a place called Mardens , they are all over the north east , at least they have several stores .

I have seen a 2 quart combination kit for $7.65 , good price to get you started at least . Then you can get Fancy if you want .

I didn't check what or off or if as I really wasn't that interested .

Appears that they take surplus stock from bankrupt places or old stock that doesn't move and they get rid of it . Mostly good prices .That's why I go .

WC

There are combination fountain bags available at Wal-Mart stores in the pharmacy area. They are about $5.00. Don't be bashful just go in and buy it.

I suspect you have to find a large "mom and pop" drug store, if they still exist. And eventhen it may have to be a special-order arrangement.

I also suggest trying the medical supply stores, especially if you live near a major city.

If you need something in a real hurry, there's always next day Fedex.

In all likelihood, if you have been without a piece of equipment for a good portion of your life, you will survive waiting a week or so for your new toy with regular shipping! 😁 😁 😁 😁

Walmart still carries them, but in a different section. (They are always moving stuff.) I found the enema bags in the same aisle with bandages ( :-\

My local Walmart also keeps them semi-hidden on the bottom shelf with first aid supplies (how appropriate!) Quite a difference from how local drug stores once prominently showed enema equipment and other "sickroom needs" in window and floor displays. Meanwhile, condoms were hidden behind the counter out of sight, LOL.

I remember going in a Rexall Drug Store in the 50's or 60's and seeing various black syringes displayed for sale in the enema equipment aisle and you could pick them up, sort through them, measure or whatever! My Grandmother bought several there.

On the subject of where to find them, you can possibly go to a Medical Supply Store, or like someone said, a Mom and Pop drugstore. After Fleet enemas came out, the bags sort of disappeared. I do wish they still had everything out in the open again, WHY NOT??? ???

Supply and Demand.

I gotta say that its not just enema equipment thats hard to find. I had to leave my home town for a shot while. While I was away in a considerably larger town, economically as well. I found that there were things I could simply walk into a store and purchase. Mind you, enema equipment is in a league of its own. Back home you would have to order it if you wanted it. That is such a pain.

Frankly, I've been a bit surprised that sex stores like Hustler Hollywood and others don't carry more enema related stuff, since they seem to carry an awful lot of items designed for anal and prostate stimulation. About all I've seen are cheap enema kits in some sex toy stores, that are no better than the drugstore kits and at twice the price. Certainly, a nice selection of nozzles, colon tubes, and double Balloon nozzles would be a good start. I bet they'd sell a bunch of them.

I still find many enema kits available...Walmart, pharmacys...sometimes online too.....

Having grown up during the 40's and 50's, sis and I got enemas and suppositories, How Many ??? Grew up in Baltimore County, MD.

Still near there.

Remember the corner drug store had syringes, etc in glass case in

back. Would peek, until Pharmacist came out, "can I help you?"

When home on weekend from service during early 60's, Howard St

in Baltimore, Read's (now Rite Aid) had a window display, enema bags,

rubber flat goods, etc. I would walk by 3 times and glance.

Met my late wife, married 1968, was raised on suppositories by mom,

an ideal enemate. Was feeling bad one day, talked her into buying an

adult enema bulb and attempting to give me an enema.

I introduced her to my equipment and literature collection,

she didn't exercise, told me was "stuffy", wanted an "E" or the

"B U L B". Gave her around 200 over the yrs, while wearing

RUBBER BOOTS to make and contrast with the syringes. Also

Rubber sheets and Rubber Aprons. Usually we fooled around after.

Like foreplay. Took many POLAROIDS of before and during the enemas.

Still have them.

Plus kept a kind of diary on papers of when (date, time, day of week), syringe used, liquid, color syringe, rubber boots, what was said, if successful, many times wrote on back of photo.

This was when she was in bathroom afterwards.

During 60's, 70's and 80's, raided the drug stores around Baltimore and Baltimore County. Often had slips of paper with various syringes

printed on them. Would case the store, when noticed what I wanted, waited to ask a female employee for help, handed the paper, said: was for my aunt, wife or whatever. The stories I could tell.

My blood pressure was up as my face was warm.

In one store on Harford Rd, was there 3 times, recall the Pharmacists's hands were shaking.

Many drug stores had an accessories box in back with extra nozzles.

ONce got a box of Davol Infant Rectal Pipes, had in my pocket at work that day. Like to have inserted in female fannies.

Latter marriage the wife turned on me, I tried and tried, gave up

and found 2 Enemates in Baltimore City Paper Wild Side. I miss them, we had some fun. Many adventures. One from Ohio wanted an enema, spanking (mine were light), fooling around, loved backdoor.

Have a very large collection of syringes, irrigators, etc found

all over. Almost too many. Also 100 or more wooden syringe boxes, 1850 to 1930's. Mostly different.

Films, videos (8mm, 16mm, VHS, DVD, CD.

Have other items, too.

I should write a book on decades of enema mania.

Am I still connected to the "Bag"? Aren't we all.

PS. WalMart has a combination outfit, says on box, Enema Sytem.

I check the Drug Section of certain Food Stores near me, if there.

Noticed MANY double-packs of Fleets, etc sold. Empty spaces.

Wish I could help many of the women. Squeeze away.

If didn't work, bet mine would! The wife would often say,

I made her take more. Rarely failed to work.

I want it "NOW" is one of the problems with the world today. I am happy to wait a few days for my new toys if I can shop in privet.

try planning what you will do with your new toys when they do arrive. The antisipation can make the first use very pleasent.

Don't be in such a hurry. Slow down and enjoy life and the thing that give you pleasure.

Years ago, I was calling on a privately owned pharmacy and the owner said he had some outdated Rx items that he needed credit for. He took me to the back room where he kept many things, including items that never sold. On the floor I saw a flat box with an open top fountain syringe in it. I'd never heard of this brand before and I know alot about rubber goods. What really threw me was the printing on the flat box; it said, "A safe and effective aid for the relief of constipation."

Over the years I've seen practically every brand of flat rubber goods that has been made and if they have ANY printing on their boxes, it has to do with feminine hygiene. That's natural, because douching several times per month would always happen more than using the syringe for enemas. This was the first and only time I ever saw reference made to using the appliance for enemas.

I started thinking how I could acquire that old rubber product, but backed out asking the pharmacist to sell it to me. I kick myself now for being too shy. 😳

Been looking for a 2 gallon bag with 8" nozzle male shaped. Can you help?