Enema bags still selling

I was pleased to see that my local Walgreens is again selling enema bags. They had disappeared from their spot in the hygiene section. I thought due to poor sales but they are back indicating the computer has found out that they do sell. Who is buying them? I have also noticed that many local drugsores both chain and local still stock enema bags. One of the local drugstores even has them on prominent display so they can be seen as you walk by.

I have also noticed that Whole Foods has many sizes and scents of liquid castile soap for sale and now it is also for sale at Trader Joe's. All I can think (hope) that some of the many attractive young women that this area abounds in are taking enemas at home. The drugstores also have displays of Fleets and generic versions so that at least one kind of enema taking is alive and well.

Twist

Walgreen's and Walmart both are selling bags, Walmart in the stores only, Walgreen you can buy on line

I have a good "friend" who is the manager of a local CVS...Enemas of any sort are one of their best sellers..She tells me that when they put an ad for Fleets in the newspaper its like "Black Friday" and women mostly, and lots of young college age gals buy them by the dozen..

They do stock the "standard" open topped and combo syringes made of "plastic" their corporate policy does not allow the sale of "rubber goods" because of the possiblity of suit for someone claiming rubber allergies..

Pam says that when a new stock of enema/douche bags come in they are off the shelf in hours usually...

Suppositories are also becomming very popular with the HS and college ages gals according to her...

So enemas are not dead, they've just taken on another apperance...

MIchael

I have also noticed that Costco now sells Fleet enemas. You have to buy 4 at a time, the Costco way of doing things. I have had a couple of converstions with young women giving me a colonic and they and their friends were enema takers. Some of the young women taking enemas may have to do with the need for a cleaning before anal sex.

Enema taking is not about to die. Good News!

Twist

This is sort of funny as today I went to get some soap for a SSE. While trying to find a enema soap I looked for bags and bulbs and didn't see a one nor could I find a good enema soap went to 3 drugstors. I remember when you would see enema bags and bulbs on display in the drug store window. Had to opt for ivory.

Well, good luck in Palm Springs CA area. I checked Rite-Aid, Walgreens, Savon for a Fleets Bagenema last week and no one had stock. Just those damn Fleet bottle. They suck! You would think with all the old folks there that they would be better stocked.

So, I'm glad I'm home. Wife to take care of me soon.

Vitaminshoppe has Dr Bronners soaps much cheaper than Whole Foods.

Hey!! Be careful buyint the Trader Joe's castile soap. (It is cheaper than Dr. bonners) It burned the hell outta my butt! I do NOT recommend it.

the boxcar

Also...in Western Washington Bartells', Rite-Aid, Walgren's all have the "red bag, white hose" units for under $10. Hot water bottles, combo and open top units.

"....go West, young man!" As the saying went.

the boxcar

I’ve been disappointed to see the Pink Feminine Douche bags go off the market. They were a 2-quart bag with a eyelet in the top and a plastic tube out the bottom. I’ve used them for years while traveling. I guess they went off the market. If anyone knows where they are available please let me know.

They are much more compact and discrete than a standard Red hot water bottle. As a traveler I like to change the tubing out for natural rubber tubing (HD) and I generally will get 10 feet of it so I’m not constrained by the layout of the room and accessibility to hanging.

The pink feminine douche bags are on Ebay. Looks like the going price is about $22.95. I agree, they were the best for traveling.

Yes, enemas bags are still occasionally on drug store shelves, but the ones you see aren't the nice quivery, supple rubber bags of old. I understand the liability of selling latex products, but the current crop of enema bags are stiff, red plastic type material that look a little bit like rubber. Oh well, better that than nothing, I guess. Makes me appreciate my collection of old real rubber bags all the more!