Do you prefer enemas or suppositories?

I prefer them in this order. 1. Enemas 2, suppositories 3, Fleet enema and 4, oral laxative

If for some reason i can not take a 2 l enema, i have a little bulb syringe i would use .i would not use suppositories i would get better results with the quicker bulb enema.

This depends of the surroundings:

- In the familiar sorroundings or in a hotel your will be able to prepare and to take an enema without any problems.

- On a campsite or a campground it will be far more easy to insert quickly a laxative suppository.

I enjoy both enemas as well as suppositories.

Enemas only. I very rarely if ever use a suppository for anything. Last one was a couple of years ago simply as an experiment to see what glycerin would do, and it had very little effect.

Eric

Same boat as you here, ericmason. A couple of Dulcolax work some, but an enema is still better. I've been experimenting with suppositories before enemas and that's nice. Give them time to start working, then pour the water in on top of them.

Moliere,

Same boat as you here, ericmason. A couple of Dulcolax work some, but an enema is still better. I've been experimenting with suppositories before enemas and that's nice. Give them time to start working, then pour the water in on top of them.

Sounds like it might be fun. What does that do for you if you do suppositories then enema? Make it release faster? Makes it harder to hold? What does it feel like compared to without the pre-enema suppositories?

Eric

Hits faster and harder when the enema is taken. Usually kicks stuff out faster as well. Also gives you something to think about while you make up your enema because you can feel them melt and start to work.

The enema afterwards provides the volume I need to clear out wherever stuff hangs up (I think it's the sigmoid). It also sweeps the suppository up higher into the colon so it works from there as well, at least with Dulcolax. Glycerin doesn't kick as much, but it does help get things started and strengthen your expulsion.

In addition it's a good reason to put another thing up your butt, but that goes without saying, right? 😉

Yes, I certainly agree with that. The more items the better, usually ?. I think I'll try this next time with some glycerin suppositories I still have with salt or Castile enema. Sounds like a very pleasant time. Thanks,

Eric

The more items the better, usually ?. I think I'll try this next time with some glycerin suppositories I still have with salt or Castile enema. Sounds like a very pleasant time. Thanks,

Eric

I recently posted in another thread about inserting 2 suppos and 2 fleet enemas

Was only able to hold it for about a minute and a half

I recently posted in another thread about inserting 2 suppos and 2 fleet enemas

Was only able to hold it for about a minute and a half

Don't know what your suppositories were, but any contact with a Fleet "saline" (it's not) enema makes me run for the commode as soon as it touches my rectal mucosa. Never again.

Eric

Don't know what your suppositories were, but any contact with a Fleet "saline" (it's not) enema makes me run for the commode as soon as it touches my rectal mucosa. Never again.

Eric

To be absolutely fair a Fleet enema is composed of water and a salt (sodium phosphate), it just isn't what we ususally think of as "saline," a isotonic sodium chloride solution.

It isn't a good descriptor because both types of saline are used in enemas (along with a very strong NaCl mini-enema in Asia). Didn't they call them "hypertonic saline" previously to clarify the distinction?

Fleet enemas burn on me and usually don't get much of a result. According to the literature they're supposed to clean through the sigmoid and part of the descending colon, but for me they only really do the rectum.

............Fleet enemas burn on me and usually don't get much of a result. According to the literature they're supposed to clean through the sigmoid and part of the descending colon, but for me they only really do the rectum.

Exactly my point. Me, too. Not even a pleasant experience, just irritating and annoying. If I really need cleaning, I'd much rather enjoy a big volume 3-4 quarts of non-irritating saline or soap with a long retention. Even with suppositories in first, it would be much more pleasant than Fleet.

Eric

On the rare occasions they've worked they've been fast and easy to carry around. I guess that's the plus side. I go for the bag usually, though.

I prefer enemas WITH suppositories. Suppositories make a great prelude to a session of enemas! .

I've been wondering about that, @Mu5hr00m. In your experience, do you plan a generally ideal amount of time from the suppository prelude / preshow to the enema? Or is it better to just feel what's happening and go from there?

As for the enema series, I think I'd just reach right for the bag; saline Fleets seem like a total buzzkill. Though I do recall a few years ago, Fleet had their Naturals line -- better at least in the sense that they were much more recreational, yet still limited in their reach. I was disappointed at their discontinuation.

I enjoy using both. But enemas are my favorite.

I'm with Mu5hr00m. They're really good to get things started. I push a few in then wait to feel it, then mix up my enema and take it. Nice action.

I've used glycerin and Dulcolax for the pre-treat role.

I like to use both, but my favorite is a warm soapsuds enema.

I like both and the suppo enema combo

I enjoy giving both and probably in my opinion is best to combine them,but for my self and the ocasion constipation i prefer suppositories because the take less time.

I don't find too much time difference. Suppositories for me take well over half an hour to work, and in that time I can also take an enema. Enemas are a bit messier and more complex, but boy they work well.

That said I do like suppos too, especially before an enema. They'll just start to work, then the water rushes in and finishes the job.

For laxative or cleaning out I’m more into using an enema since it’s more predictable. I usually empty out the fleet solution and just use water so it’s not so harsh. Or I’ll use a bag. I’m not a frequent user, though.

I like suppositories for medication (eg Tylenol).

I like to give both enemas and suppositories. However after receiving suppositories for severe nausea as a kid by my mom who had typical 80's manicures (claws are an understatement) - i prefer enemas. I never received enemas as a kid but once my husband introduced me i was hooked!

I fantasize about Diana slipping a couple of suppositories deep into me while holding me close, then administering a sensual enema when the suppositories begin to melt.

I have found suppositories to be almost useless and no fun at all after the insertion is over. Enemas win 100% In my book.

Enemas. Enemas. Enemas. There's no orgasm better than the one holding a huge and soapy enema. None. And nothing goes better with spankings than enemas. While I'm not anti-suppository -- I've been known to insert a couple pre-enema or pre-foreplay and if one's going to be spanked when they get home slipping in a couple before the car ride home makes the tension even more delicious -- big, soapy enemas are the great amplifier. They makes spankings more delicious, and orgasms more peeling off the ceiling.

Enemas no doubt. The feeling of the water hitting your prostate is like a feeling of euphoria for me. Suppositories do not give you the same feeling. I could see how suppositories would be appropriate for diaper play etc though

I have a favorite procedure for this. I prepare a home made suppository carved from a piece of glycerin soap. Then I take an enema, about 1-11/2 qts. Just before expelling, I insert the suppository. This causes an almost immediate and powerful expulsion As a side benefit, the warm enema water washes all soap residue out.

Definitely enemas! I tried bisacodyl and glycerine suppositories several times - they seem to have no effect on me. However, I prefer 2 L of plain water over Fleet enemas!