Where to buy Glycerine

Where do I get the glycerine for an enema?

Look in the skin care section of your Wal Mart Pharmacy. Its a neat chemical..... add a little salt with it

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Look in the skin care section of your Wal Mart Pharmacy. Its a neat chemical..... add a little salt with it

[/quote]I have always been cautious about using the skin care type of glycerine because of the "do not take internally" warning on the lable. Isn't there a medicinal (?spelling) grade of glycerine for this use? I melt down suppositories to get the glycerine. It is more effort, but I thought safer.

Most of the chain drug stores, except for some reason, CVS stock glycerin. Oddly it is usually in the first aid section, or sometimes in the skin care area. There is no practical reason to look for "medical grade" glycerin, the type sold for skin softner is the same as that used in those little Fleets liquid glycerin tubes, and is the same in glycerin suppositories, without the wax hardner. A number of online retailers also sell gallon jugs of liquid glycerin, very inexpensive, even with shipping. Google liquid glycerin; the best sources are for home soap makers.

You can also use a glycerine based soap -- essentially, anything with a semi-clear (translucent) bar. Nutrogena is the best-known example.

As an aside, if you drop a bar of glycerine soap into an open-top enema bag that drains from the bottom, the glycerine will settle at the bottom of the bag and be concentrated in the first few ounces of solution that are "delivered" to you. You can homogenize the mixture by using a nozzle with several small holes rather than the normal rectal pipe.

Another possibility is to inset one or two applicators of Fleet's semi-solid glycerine just before taking an enema of plain water.

The stuff you buy in Walmart, Rite Aid is USP grade 99.7% pure. It doesn't get any better than that. If you want to match Fleet liqiuid supp. Use a 2 glycerin to 1 water mix. This lowers the viscosity and makes it easier to handle and is slightly less irritating if used directly, like on your bananas.

raventree

😁 If you want volumes of glycerin cheap, here's the place http://www.chemistrystore.com/glycerin.htm.

raventree

I checked at Wal-Mart by the Fleets but only found Mineral Oil and Castor Oil. Where do I go to buy Glycerin. Now now the little Glycerin Suppositories but a bottle of Glycerin to use to fill a Fleet with....

At my local Wal-Mart, the liquid Glycerin is located in the First-Aid section (bandages, corizone creme, etc).

Most any pharmacy but you will need to ask at the pharmacy counter. They usually stock 4 oz bottles but keep it in the prescription area and will need to ask.

Does anybody know of a cheap source of glycerin? The little 5 oz. bottle they sell at the drugstore is too expensive for what it is.

Any other reasonable priced places to get enema stuff and supplies?

Looking ahead with dread at the coming economic times --- Fred

P.S. One of the byproducts of making Biodiesel from cooking oil is glycerin but after your enema who wants farts that smell like french fries?

Have you seen any of the Japanese enema videos where they mix 500 cc. of glycerin in 2 liters of water and use one of those glass syringes to pump it up some poor woman's butt. She usually doesn't seem to be too happy about what is going on. I wonder if Japanese glycerin is not as strong or if after some concentration strength it looses it punch? I saw one where the woman only really got concerned when they were going to add a few hundred cc. of vinegar to the glycerin mix! 😮

They sell glycerin in large containers, in the cake decorating, candy making sections of a craft store. I have not purchased any, but if you can mix it in your food, should you be able to use it in an enema?

Jagson

Glycerin is a tough customer!! I can use just a couple ounces mixed in water and it's explosive. I guarantee you'll get some serious results.

The Epsom salts act as a water softener and allows the glycerin to really get a "bite"

I found a place online, ABC Pharmacy Supply, that sells 16 ounces of glycerin for $5.50, a gallon (128 ounces)for $24.00, four gallons for $92.00, and a 55 gallon barrel for $995. Now thats a lot of enemas on the cheap!

I have recently bought a litre plastic bottle of glycerine from a local farm supples shop, they sell it in the animal health section.

I have to admit that i dont know what farmers use it for !

Not sure of the pound/dollar exchange rate is, but it cost about 3 pounds or so, so plenty of enemas for my money !

I have been using it neat , about 10 to 30 ml squirted up my bum, tends to demand to come out in around two minutes !! very explosive !!

Hadn't tried the epsom salts with the glycerin. I will have to give it a try sometime.

I have never had a glycerin enema like the ones being talked about here. I can see why they have the women, in the Japanese enema videos, restrained when they pump them full of glycerin water and why the women look so unhappy.

If your body reacts so strongly to the glycerin and Epsom salts, would it harm you if you took the enema with a retention nozzle?

Do you take a rinse enema after a glycerin enema?

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I found a place online, ABC Pharmacy Supply, that sells 16 ounces of glycerin for $5.50, a gallon (128 ounces)for $24.00, four gallons for $92.00, and a 55 gallon barrel for $995. Now thats a lot of enemas on the cheap!

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Maybe we could get some kind of group discount.

I've never tried glycerin. Would like to try suppositories as well as enemas. I'm guessing I could find the suppositories in our local drugstores without too much trouble. Would the 6oz bottles of glycerin probably be on the same shelf with the suppositories and enema syringes? Or is it sold for some other purpose? Also, what department would it be in at WalMart?

Thanks.

On a Per-enema basis, the cheapest way, over the long term is to purchase a good, well made bag online, then at the local drug store purchase a large carton of Epsom Salt, and a 3-bar pack of Ivory Soap.

If you care for that bag properly, you'll be passing it on to future generations. That Epsom Salt, if kept dry, does not actually expire. The soap, if used for no other purpose will last you several years. Every enema will cost under $5.00 total, for 3 or 4 rounds!

Hello

You can buy Vegetable Glycerine on line. I have two 16 ounce bottles of Now brand. This glycerine says on the bottle it can be used as a sweetener. I guess if you can eat it it's safe for your personal areas.

Barbie

What about 5% glycerine solution? I do find that amazing: 100 ml of glyc in 1900 ml of warm water! It is effective like soap suds but not irritating. Effective and gentle I would say.

That's fine.

You can use glycerine with gentle to forceful results from one ounce per quart to a 50/50 mixture.

Over 25% glycerine, up to 100% glycerine, is often considered a punitive enema, especially if you are forced to hold it, with repercussions if you don't.

I'd be a little cautious with the stuff if I were you. I once tried a 50/50 glycerine enema after reading about them on here and it made me feel very sick

I ended up with a pounding headache I could hear in my ears and it put me in bed for an hour afterwards.

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I'd be a little cautious with the stuff if I were you. I once tried a 50/50 glycerine enema after reading about them on here and it made me feel very sick

I ended up with a pounding headache I could hear in my ears and it put me in bed for an hour afterwards.

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Some people just can't take it. 😁 😁 😁 😁

No, seriously, everyone should start out with lower concentrations in their recipes before going full tilt.

Some people are sensitive to certain chemicals in their enemas, just like some people are allergic to certain foods or antibiotics.

Some people can take large volumes, some people can take various chemical solutions, some can retain their enemas for a long time and some people can't. Everyone is different.

Find out what is best for you. This supposed to be enjoyable, pleasureable, fun and/or relaxing, not a punishment, unless of course you have been bad! 😁 😁 😁 😁

Unknown to my wife , I mix 100ml in a 2 lt enemabag & she can't

understand why she explodes after 1 lt.

Do you get glycerine at Walgreens?

You can find glycerin at Walgreens and Rite-Aid stores, and for about a dollar less at Wal-Mart pharmacies. It is usually in the first aid section. If you don't live near any of those stores, it is very easy to find a source on line.