Embarrassment/shopping

I don't get embarrassed looking in the feminine hygiene section for enema bags. I do order most of my products, and all of my toys on-line, simply because of the price and availability of what I want.

During a session with a enema nurse at a commercial dungeon in Houston, she sent me to buy an enema bag at a local pharmacy. I only wish that she had gone with me to see how I reacted to this demand. I pretended that I didn't know where the enema bags were located. I went up to the counter and asked where they were located. The clerk didn't seem to know either. She asked in a loud voice to another clerk: Do you know if we have any enema bags? Several customers hurried away. I soon purchased the enema bag, and finished the session.

First time i was very embarassed... now i love the funny look of the clerk when i ask for an enema bulb or for suppositories.

We have always purchased our equipment at the local pharmacy, but I will someday, buy a higginson and an 8 ounce bulb online.

IMO, embarrassment is understandable but manageable. Also, as I've gotten older it seems to matter less and less, and like others I am at times amused by the looks from bystanders or clerks. However variety and quality do determine my preference for online purchases.

I am shy about getting enema supplies in a store, so I am more likely to buy on line. But I don't buy much..enemas don't require a lot of fancy equipment..The only thing I can find in local stores is tips so I have to get them online.

A long time ago, I walked into a surgical supply store and bought a double balloon rectal catheter over the counter with no questions asked. I don't know that I could do that now.

I would have no problem at all in purchasing enema/douche equipement. Additionally, i might ask the seller about the features and the differences between brands whether the sellers were males or females.

I bought a new bulb yesterday at Walgreens. We shop there several times a week and are friendly with some of the pharmacists. Heck, I take goodies (pies, cakes and some of my extra yummy dishes) up to them a few times a year. There isn't any embarrassment on anyone's part. They are professional and friendly and I don't act like I'm a fiend who can't wait to take the thing home. I buy it just the same as if I'm buying pain relievers, condoms, greeting cards and lipstick. Come to think of it, all those items kind of go together if you've got a fun evening planned. Anyway, no shame on my part. If a purchaser acts like it is no big deal, most clerks act the same. If they respond in any other manner, they are the ones with the problems and dirty minds, not you. 😃

I find surgical supply stores take enema stuff in stride.When they see me walk in the front door the ladies know what i'm looking for.I purchase my enema stuff in balk,Castile soap 50pk box 4.75,water base lube,10 in box 17.95,twenty ft gum rubber tubing 21.50.The last time I made a purchase,the girl asked,''What Are You Using This For'',yeah right,as if she did'nt know.But stupid me did'nt have the right come back line.I'll prepared next time though.Let the good times flow.w/m72yrs/Western Ma

I find that the better equipment is found on line but several times we have bought a bag or a few fleets while on vacation my girl friend carries it through the store and just wishes some one would ask her what she was going to do to me.

Stores don't carry near the equipment you can get online. Plus, shopping online let's you sit at home and enjoy an enema or 2 while you are shopping and you don't have to worry about finding a bathroom - LOL!

I can't say enough about shopping in the local drug store. Kinda' makes you feel naughty as you bring the bag to the checkout and as someone's said, there's always the fantasy of meeting a fellkow afficionado near the gear!

Talking about shopping, like to see this;

http://www.blogdecul.net/index.php?2008/02/23/333-elle-fait-son-shopping-avec-un-gode-dans-le-cul

I enjoy the humiliation of shopping at stores, but that's just me

I used to feel a little embarrassed or naughty purchasing enema equipment because I felt as if I had been found out, or as if I were revealing myself to the clerk. It's funny that I would have this feeling even though I knew that the clerk probably didn't care. After all, I am sure that drugstore clerks sell a lot of enemas in a day without even thinking about it.

NathanJ.

I'm not embarrassed shopping for an enema kit. I'm finding that more and more drug stores aren't carrying enema kits. The pharmacist tells you to purchase FLEETS?? I did find one kit at a major grocery store chain, never saw it again on their shelf. I guess on line is the way to go.

Shopping on line is the way to go for selection. but even though I have been buying enema bags fleets and suppositories for years I still get the butterflies in my stomach and kinda like it

I think it is exciting to by enemas or anything embarrassing at the drugstore. I get a little buzz from it

I'm from a small town in Iowa and it doesn't bother me so much about the cashier but one time I was buying a bag and a person that I knew and worked with came up and started talking to me. Luckily I had some other stuff over it and I don't think he saw it. That could have been very embarrassing.

I definitely get 'the buzz' from shopping in the store. I cannot bring myself to buy this stuff if a 'pretty young thing' is at the check out. Having a glass or two of wine first does help tho 😃. I purchased a box of 4 'liquid glycerin' mini-syringes the other day. Anyone else here use them? Do they work well?

I make all of my enema equipment and sex toy purchases online.

Have never had any problems, always been satisfied.

I actually stole my first enema bag when I was 15 or 16 years old. It was a small town grocery store, and before security cameras, bar codes and RFID chips. You just had to make sure no one was looking.

Over the years I bought from drugstores, and learned to buy when an older lady was the cashier. They always seemed to understand. Sometimes they would lean across the counter and ask in a low voice things like "do you need some lubricant?" or "you know you have to use ivory soap with this, right?"

I have a thing for old Mom & Pop drugstores found in small towns, mostly right on the square. I found one of these drugstores about 20 years ago and asked the young lady behind the counter where they kept their enema equipment. We were the only ones in the store, except for the old gray-haired pharmacist who I imagined was her father. She took me over to the isle where the enema bags were, but then showed me a selection of colon tubes and bakelite nozzles kept behind the counter. She was very knowledgable about the subject.

I purchased several colon tubes and a number of nozzles from her saying that I lived in the city and couldn't find these items where I lived. She instructed me to not use petroleum-base products on the colon tubes and suggested I purchase some mineral oil for lubrication. Something tells me this young woman had experienced many enemas.

The only time any one ever said anything out of the ordinary was when I was in a drugstore and saw one of the old blue pumpkin bags which doubled as both an ice pack and an enema bag. I knew I couldn't pass up this purchase no matter who was at the cash register. When I walked up to the counter, a fairly young guy who was clearly more feminine than masculine rung up the sale. As I turned to walk away, he said "have fun!" The reason this comment was out of line was because the other items I had just purchased were items to treat a winter flu.

Another way to deal with the embarrassment of shopping for enema equipment is to write a list of what you want to buy and hand the list to one of the employees, telling them this is what the doctor told you to pick up. The sad fact is that there are not many Mom & Pop drugstores around these days. The new drugstores are nothing but big-box stores like Home Depot with no personality at all.

Regards,

The Cave Man

Every once in awhile when Im on the road I get that strong urge to have an enema. And I don't like the idea of TSA pulling out an enema bag so my only resort is to hit a drug store. I am so embarrased I can feel the heat on my cheeks. I always wait till the line is short and then make a break for it. But once I get back to the hotel I breathe a sigh of relief and it makes it all worth it. Don't know what the big deal is though. If nobody ever bought these things they wouldn't sell it. Right?

If you live in a small town like me is near impossible to find any decent enema gear and if you find some it will be really expensive.

I will try online hoping thant the postman will not open the package. 😳

Why is is that we find shopping for hot water bottles and enema bags etc.embarrasing?

However I do find that the older we become this type of shopping at drug stores etc. does not bother us as much as when we were younger!

It would be very interesting to get to the root cause of this and is it our conditioning from our parents or what?

Today of course we can do all our discreet private shopping on the internet at home and anticipate the postman delivering our goods and the excitement we get from opening our purchases!

😳 Hi, Well it doesn't make much difference now, on Long Island In New York where I live they no longer sell enema bags and bulbs in the drug stores. CVS and Rite Aid don't have them on the shelves any longer. I don't think Wallgreens has them either. When I was younger I loved to go into a drug store and ask a female clerk for a enema bag,I would be so embarrassed,,but it was so exciting Some of the older more motherly types would ask If I knew how to do it, I would say no and blush,,and they would explain,,it made it even more exciting....Tony

I started buying bags at age 12yrs old, tampons, and pads at about same time They use to have santipanties to hold pads they were great. Still does not bother me to buy thongs to bras or tampons or bag.

Im kind of young so shopping its always embarrassing 😳

If the bags are stored in the Feminine Hygiene section, it does not bother me because I tend to play it cool, like I am buying the equipment for my lady.

Males use enemas and differentiating between sexes when buying enema equipment shouldn't make any difference - I've bought combination syringe in drugstores with teen female cashiers and she didn't give it or me a second glance

Yesterday went shopping bought black hose and young girl asked if I was going out tonight and I said yes she Just smiled to many people around to talk Then at another store bought satin teddy and matching robe older lady asked if i was going to ware it tonight I said yes i like it very much again just smiled great day. Just go and do it