Butterflies

Does anyone get butterflies or get very excited when you buy a new enema bag? I do. It's a great feeling standing in line holding a womens douche bag and having people stare. It is allot more exciting when you live in large area. If you look around, you can find a small neighborhood drug store. try buying one there. I had one young lady tell me, "We don't sell to many of these to men", I just said, It works great for both areas down there, She just smiled. $12.41. Its probly more exiting for men vs women.

Marvin, I disagree. When I buy something private like KY, suppositories or such, I always try to postition myself between two young men in the checkout line. I make sure they can see what I am getting and observe their reaction. Usually they either blush or smirk. Watching the reaction turns me on. - Vicki

Vicki, I see your point, I just never thought of like that. I also get exited having young women see just what I am buying. Last week I was standing in line at the drug store and a young girl, about 16 or 17, was holding a standard Fleet enema. This poor girl was trying everything in the world to hide it, but I knew what it was. You could tell she just wanted to die.

Marvin,

You should have told her a fleet is not a good idea. It might have been fun to see her reaction. You would also be giving great advice to someone far less experienced.

Are you sure she was the only one embarassed? - Vicki

Vicki, I think if I would have said anything at all, she might have fainted. I was not the least embaressed. I would love to hide in a store sometime and see who all buys Fleet, combo bag enemas, suppositories etc. Marvin PS: I like your new picture.

My experience is like Marvin's. There's a kind of exhibitionistic (if I may call it that) pleasure in knowing that someone else sees what you're going to be doing to yourself. And it certainly doesn't hurt if the cashier is a nymph who looks like she just stepped out of the pages of a Greek myth!

Sometimes you get memorable reactions from cashiers. I mentioned one the male photo thread. Another time, I was buying one of those blue bulb white nozzle adult rectal syringes at a small drugstore in Bethlehem PA, and the very attractive middle-aged woman who "rang it up" just looked me in the eye with a smile and said, "Uh oh!" 😄

I worked in a small town drug store when I was much younger. I did not know at the time people needed to be embarrassed by anything we sold.

Now they advertise medications for every aliment know to man, with no malice, but embarrassed by enemas? ??? ??? ???

AAAH….Sorry if I misinterpreted the original post.

One could always ask a question to the employees.

"Do you know if you can order a larger Enema Bag?"

"I am looking for some enema soap, do you have the peppermint?"

“Are larger enema nozzles available from your store?"

That would give the opportunity to gauge the reaction, and start a conversation that could give you a new friend!

Place new enema equipment in your shopping basket as you shop. Should you not need to buy it, tell the cashier you have changed your mind, and sit it back.

I accually wrote the word Enema on a piece of paper once and told a female employee that I had to have a colon exray and needed one of these, and handed her the note. She took me to the laxitive department and showed me all the Fleet brands, so I asked her about several enemas and she took me to the female department and showed me the douche/enema/combo bags, thats the one I bought. What a thrill. I even asked her what positions were best and she showed me the directions on the back and the pictures. WOW, try it it's fun.

I do this to my sub when he needs more tampons or if I need more fleets. He has to carry them to the register and pay for them. He just has to hope we don't run into anyone we know during this. So far we haven't, but the thrill of it happening is exciting, atleast for me.

I have called some of our smaller drug store and asked if they carried the enema bags. then asked them to hold it a the front counter along with ky jelly i get so turned on

going to pick it up. is really nice to have the lady clerk waitng on me they have even asked if i needed anything else just call. great fun

I get "excited" just driving to the store to make a purchase, let alone actually going and actually picking up an item. I always try to make a swing through the enema aisle just for a peek. This is also the case when I buy my tampons.

My problem is that there are not enough enema products on drug shelves. I know that they can be obtained on the internet but I would like to see them in stores. Where can you buy a double balloon rectal catheter over the counter or different nozzles? See my point.

If enough people ASK for an item then the store will carry it. It’s all about profit. Most stores managers can not read peoples minds, so if no one asks for an item they have no way of knowing they should carry it. Where as they get people looking for ___(whatever)___ then leavening the store empty handed and empty register ($0.00 profit) that’s a no-no in business.

I am lucky to have a "Mom & Pop" pharmacy in town. They have a very large selection of "home health" items like colon tubes, catheters and most anything medical a person would ever need.

When ever I go in (they know me now) I always make a point to tell them how much I appreciate the fact they have the hard to find stuff on hand.

Look for a Compounding Pharmacy or Home Health supplies in your area, they tend to keep a lot of stuff on hand.

I bought a Fautless online at drugstore.com. There were even two reviews on it. One woman mentioned giving enemas to her son when he's sick/constipated and that he says he feels better after an enema 😉

The other person who reviewed it said enemas were also good "just because". Hmmm...maybe he/she is a forum member!

Next time I need to experience the thrill of a purchase at the local drug store.

You guys are making me want to go on a little shopping trip just for the thrill! Great subject!

I remember in the 60s I use to go by tampons or kotex to use mt self .That way I would not have to run back and forth to bath room ,in those day doing some enemas on the sly I was in my teens. Most of time got strange looks

It s so sexy! i get really excited when i adventure myself for some new enema equipment.sometimes people stare at me but i dont mind...few times girls smile at me,one day i ll meet an amazing new enemate! cant wait!

I take care of my bags. When my Mom left , there were a couple of them in the stuff she left behind, and another in the stuff of hers we eventually found in my grandparents' rental storage unit. I've only ever had to buy my 4-qt great white! Other than that I've never really had occasion to buy any. It was already mine and in good shape. I take care of it.

I have to admit, when I got the great white, I WAS a little excited to try it!

I was in a nearby town for a physical and stopped in one of the local drug stores to see if they had any colon tubes. A young lady came over to see if she could help me. I told her I was looking for a colon tube to do high enemas. She almost didn't miss a beat in asking her co-workers if they had anything like that. One of them suggested another drug store in a neighboring town and asked if I wanted her to call to see if it might be available there. She called, it was and I went. When I got to the store and walked through the door another woman (seemed to be only the ladies working at these stores) asked if I was the person looking for the colon tube and held it up high so as to give me a good look as I approached the counter. I think she was very ok with the idea of selling it to me. I was so turned on I had been leaking in my shorts for the past half hour in anticipation. Managed to drive home without an accident and could hardly wait once home to get it in me and begin a long series of wonderful enemas.

Not "butterflies" like I get in front of an audience, but I fairly often do get some mild nausea caused either by the enema itself, or by not doing my prep as well as I know I should.

I have vomited a time or two when I tried to rush a total system cleanout, but I wouldn't say it was "butterflies." It actually went pretty fast from feeling just a little wrung out to vomiting like a snake!

I definately get butterflies just thinking about the checkout line.

Not butterflies, as in upset stomach! I have been using my equipment now for a few years, so it's been a while since I've bought anything new.

I do feel a certain anticipation, and,later, when I'm ready to actually use it, probably a hint of fear, but i would not describe it as "butterflies." In fact, I try to stick to Fleet enemas when I'm feeling a little queasy!

Hi Lisa, I never liked the Fleet type enema as they seem to dry out my mouth. I do like the mineral oil enema, it helps the colon tube to slide in easier and deeper.

I get butterflies when I'm about to try something new,like a new long homemade colon tube or nozzle.Sometimes,I will try a new enema system amd method.The excitement and anticipation builds up for the big event.Yeah,aren't those wonderful enemas worth living for.What a way to live.

I have to say, I've never really gotten a dry mouth from a Fleet! I DO get dry mouth sometimes when I use an Epsom Salt enema!

I avoid Fleets essentially because of the results I get! Also, I DO sometimes get a tummy ache, and then not enough of an evacuation.

If you're gonna use them, at least ignore the "2-5 minutes" and retain it until it works!

No one has yet made me do that "butt" there may come a time it happens!Buying my own in the small town where I work is interesting enough but I usually have scrubs on so it isn't no big deal as they think I'm buying them for work or something like that.I'm sure having someone next to you telling you what to pick out would be a little unnerving knowing people may be paying attention to what is going in the cart! 😁

The "butterflies" or excitement rush can be addictive!

When I was younger I had an addiction that lasted for many years of buying enema bags and “suffering” the enjoyment of embarrassment standing in line at the checkout... I call it an addiction because whenever I found a new drugstore, I could not resist checking out their enema bag selection. I'd leave the store, but could not get it out of mind that I had to back and buy something! It seemed the more embarrassing the purchase would be, the more compelled I was to go back!

Stores that kept their bags behind the cashier so you’d have to ask for them – a special “treat”, ha! Other stores were very busy, or some would be large dept. stores where you’d have to stand on a general checkout line – all things that would “flavor” the embarrassment in different shades of dread!

A couple of purchases stand out in my mind:

One time, the box I was taking off the shelf opened at the back end - tubing and nozzle pack began to fall out. In Creamer like clumsiness I stumbled reaching for them – causing them to fly down the aisle about 10 feet away!

Another time, in a very small store, being all alone I felt compelled to purchase both a the regular bag on the shelf, as well as a folding syringe next to it. Going to pay for them, the young gal cashier looked at me and asked as if I was nuts, “you want them both!?” “Yes”, was all I could say, as I turned every shade of red!

One purchase that took allot of time to build up nerve to make was from the drug dept of the now long since defunct Alexander’s Dept store. They were selling open-top red bags in a completely clear flat plastic packages – so everything was easily seen, and since the bag was not folded, the package was large, and very obvious!

Another memorable time was at a large K-mart store, one of the first in the area. It had a large pyramid shaped freestanding carousel display of enema and douche bags the likes of which I had never seen before or since! It was all Faultless products, and you could spin the carousel around to get to all sides. As I was turning it, a young woman came over and began looking at the bags! I was too shy to talk to her, even though she looked very interested in doing so…

Hi

I remember the first time I saw an adult bulb enema syringe in a department store. I had to buy it. The store was crowded and I had to stand in line for some time holding the syringe. I must have turned red checking out with the lady clerk. When buying enemas or suppositories I always find a female clerk.

Jimmy

I always had to get up the nerve to purchase enema equipment. On occassions, I would return to the store several times before actually buying anything.

I'm a little better now about the embarrassment... but not by much.