Embarrassment/shopping

I got started on this enema thing long before the internet, so we just went to the drugstore and bought what we wanted. They actually had several types to choose from.

The first one I bought for myself was a bulb syringe. I grew up with the bulb so that was what I knew. A year later I bought a bag. It was a Faultless travel syringe, yellow latex bag. I remember being quite nervous for these purchases. I would wait until there was nobody else in the checkout lane.

Most times the clerk said nothing and didn't seem to care or think it unusual. One time buying a typical fountain syringe the woman clerk about the same age smiled and said something like "enjoy" as she handed me the bag. Did she know it was for fun?

The worst was a time I bought a douche bulb for the big nozzle. The clerk was an older woman and as she picked up the box she scowled at me as if to say, "what in the world are you going to do with this?". She watched me all the way out the door.

One time as I was looking for a bag or bulb, a female clerk approached and asked if I needed help finding anything. I told her I wanted an enema bag. She said they did not have them and tried to sell me a disposable, like a Fleet. I politely declined and moved on.

These days the clerks are mostly high school age girls that don't seem to know what it is for. But there is not much good stuff to be found in stores anyway, so the internet is the way to go.

It's quite a lovely experience to supervise a patient in a Walgreens or Wal Mart, or even an adult toy store while an enema bag, lube, gloves and a massager are selected. The combination of items makes for raised eyebrows and lovely trembling red faced humiliation!

I have bought in pharmacy's all around my area . you do get some funny looks from few but most never even notice or don't care. even had some flirts back several yrs ago when i couldn't even act on it back then. and bought several things online i would prefer to buy local but theirs no alot of call for this stuff so guess we will have to stick our catalog shopping.

When I bought my enema bag at Walmart, I was out of town. The girl didnt make any commments or anything. But the line was long and I wonder what the people behind me were thinking! Was glad to ge out of there. But once I got back to the hotel, it was get naked and fill the enema bag. Feelt really good.

We did not have a great place to shop in town so we sort of had to go out of town. We wound up combining this trip with a trip for a friend. He needed me to drive my truck up to this other town to pick up some Barcalona sheep. I told him to have the sheep people find us in the Wall Mart parking lot. They decided that they needed to meet at what used to be a factory parking lot across the street but had turned into some kind of government compound. It was all fenced in and they thought if we had a problem getting the sheep from one truck into the other at least they could not escape the fenced in lot.

So we left my pal there waiting for the sheep guy to show up and my partner and I walked over to wally world and picked up a bag, a syringe, some KY and a thermometer. Yea, we don't get out very often so we tend to stock up.

We got back to the truck and were ready to go back, but when I went to start the truck it made this awful noise and a bang, and then just whined. The timing chain snapped. So we had to call yet another friend to come and get is and the sheep and drag all of us back. My partner was literally guarding the wall mart bag the whole way back, and they seemed to know I wanted to get back quickly and took great pleasure in taking the most indirect route imaginable.

Rather than getting home and playing with the new toys I had an afternoon of pone calls to the cops and the the group that owned the place where the truck was sitting and towing companies. I got it all sorted out but it took the zip out of me for that day!

It has taken a while mfor me to get over going to the local stores tom buy our enema stuff, so we have researched on line and found several that are good, we are looking for a full 2 gallon bag with male dildo nozzles we both can use. Haven't had much luck so far, maybe yall could give us a few pointers.

You know all this talk as to being embarrassed about going into a drug store now a days to buy a enema bag if you can find one. Is really a dumb thing for us people into enemas. Yes Now a days enemas has become Taboo. Even to say the word out loud gets all kind of looks and laughs. An that's if you can find a enema bag in a drug store now. I have gone to all the BIG name drug stores. An you won't find one enema bag. Yes if you go to a certain Big retail store you'll find one. But that is it. I am old an remember going into all the old drug stores. An you would see a hole shelf of every kind of bulb syringes both douche and enema. Then their was both kind of enema bags open and closed type. Along with the rectal tubes , rubber sheets, and all the other things you might need to take care of things down their. An if you ask to see any of it .The woman behind the counter was happy to show it to you . They usually kept it all back their . That way you had to ask to see it . An she knew all well what it was for . I did this at a few drug stores. An I know my face had to be red. But the woman just smiled at me . But I loved her knowing I was going to take that enema bag home an give myself a few good enemas with it. An I even went back an got another one. I had a woman ask me on another site about opening a store herself to sell enema equipment. She is a professional enema nurse . She ask what would be some things to sell in it. I told her she should know what all enema fans would like. An carry a little of every thing. I have even thought about opening a store myself in town. I know it has become a easy way to look for enema equipment . But I think it would be so much more fun to have people come in to shop for enema gear. An talk to them about what they like . Also to be of help to all the new enema fans out their. I have collected a lot of nice OLD enema gear over the years . An would love to display a lot of it in the front window . Like they did in the old drug stores.If any of you remember that. I know I would get some strange looks . An then again I'd get some people coming in to say I sure remember those old bags.

Let us know if you ever open your enema store and where its located.

I have bought everything online with one exception... about 13 years ago, I was on a business trip and found myself in need of a cleanout. Unfortunately, I was unprepared and had no equipment with me. Walgreens came to the rescue to the tune of a Fleet prep kit with bagenema! It took 4 or 5 of those things to get me feeling nice. It was a bit embarassing to buy it, but I bet the clerk didn't have a clue as to what I was buying.

During holiday is a great opportunity discover great shops with enemas coils. Fun is tell us what's what to buy, where you have bought something.

I've ordered some stuff via mail-order, but have also purchased the standard red Combination Douche-Enema kits at Walgreens and CVS when I've been on vacation or business trips by myself. Just don't care for the Fleets products. I'm beyond the age of being embarassed when I go to the check-out counter. Hell, they don't know who it's for, and if they want to guess, that's their business. It would be nice if an attractive female asked me if I needed help with it.....but that's never happened.

Drug stores are just not "fun" any more. Gone are the shelves filled with a variety of interesting enema bags and bulbs. What you get now is some little box with a cheap fold up syringe and it is usually tucked into 40 different brands of female crotch itch jelly. "OH, the humanity!"

For years, business trips started at the local drug store where an enema bag was waiting. It was always an adventure, always exciting and the reward a pure pleasure filling the empty night.

I order all of my equipment online. It's quick, convenient and often cheaper too.

RonPoo49 Lets open the ENEMA PLEASURE STORE. We would have nice ladies selling the whole gamut of bags, cans, bulbs nozzles in short everything. The ladies would show each style and say, 'Would you like a demonstration'. The would lead us to a glass viewing room where other shoppers could also watch and comment. In front of the store will be a sitting area for coffee and conversation and sign up lists for partners.

Before the grand opening we need additional suggestions from you all at this site.

My local drugstores don't even have bags or bulbs, just some small nozzle things pre lubed and full of chemical solution. The sex stores charge 1000% mark up on everything. Online is appealing, but I'm weary of using credit cards (long unrelated story) Cash only is my motto, and not much selection. I find buying drugs is less of a hassle.

On line is the only way to go. Easy, convenient and delivered right to the door in an unmarked box or package.

On line is the only way I know to get the real things. In the olden days the pharmacies had it all in open display sometimes in the store front window.

Charming to go in and have the saleswoman show them and tell how to use them.

I'm not embarrassed to buy enema equipment, suppositories, or anything else. I guess the only situation that would cause a little discomfort would be running into someone I know. Once my wife and I were attending a wedding about an hours drive from home. It was an afternoon event and the reception was terible-no booze, no band, just a bunch of people drinking coffee and punch. We left after staying long enough be polite and say congratulations. When we got to the car I suggested we stay overnight and go out for a night on the town as long as we were already dressed up. She agreed and we checked into a motel. We weren't prepared to stay overnight so I said I would go to the store and get some toothbrushes, toothpast, etc. She said she hadn't gone to the bathroom that day and asked me to get an enema too. Naturally I agreed and said I could probably use one too. I found a chain drug store and went directly to the medical section. This was back in the 70s and they had a Fleet bagenema kit. I grabbed one and shopped for everything else we needed. I'll never forget the look on the young female clerk's face as I placed my items on the counter; toothpase, toothbrushes, enema bag, jar of vasoline, package of condoms, and a bottle of wine. I think she was the embarrassed one.

In Italy it is easy to find bulbs or fleets. Bags are not so usual

I seldom pass an old style drug store without shopping to see if they might have any equipment still lying around. I've found that one has to be a bit bold to get lucky once in awhile. A little embarrassment goes with the territory and can enhance some of those interactions. A bit of discussion about enemas is worth the effort and potential embarrassment.

This day and age, drug stores are far less likely to be productive for equipment or discussions. Many health food stores also carry literature and equipment for colon cleansing. I have found a few that are quite knowledgable and willing to sell colon cleansing/detox equipment. Learn to deal with a red face and enjoy yourself.

Several years ago, I stopped at a new drugstore in a nice part of a town I was passing through to buy a combination syringe. I figured that was safe as far as accidentally running into someone I knew while I had the enema bag in my hand. There was stil the embarrassment of facing the cashier but, at least, it would be someone who did not know me and that I would never see again.

After picking up a couple of innocuous products as cover, I got the enema bag and bravely headed for the checkout counter. I was not really nervous, but not completely comfortable, either.

When I got to the checkout counter, the cashier was a very attractive lady in her mid-thirties. She was on the short side, not fat but had kind of a full figure, what crude guys sometimes refer to as a comfortable fuck. She had mid-length brunette hair, blue-gray eyes and beautiful clear skin. I was definitely checking her out.

What happened next, you will have to have experienced personally to fully understand what I am describing. After ringing up the small items, the lovely cashier picked up the enema bag, looked at it and then looked up at me. Our eyes met and momentarily locked, I felt a surge like an electrified brain wave from her and knew she felt the same thing. I knew that she knew and I knew that she knew I knew, if that makes any sense. There was nothing negative or critical about the "communication." In fact, the atmosphere was so positive I almost said something to engage her further. For a few heartbeats, it seemed that either of us might have said something and, then, both of us chickened out. But, the "communication" was almost palpable. Later, I seriously considered returning to the store and chatting her up a bit to see what kind of reaction I would get.

I definitely thought about her when I played with new purchase!

Found a new bag now !! this is my lucky day ....

Clau271, don't you want to tell us about your new bag?

I think the whole key is to not look like your.purchases are anything unusual. I'm a big fan of the drugstore and buy everything there from depends (pull ups) to med fet items (canes neck braces etc) Its my version of impulse shopping. Trust me other people buy the same things we do or else thestore wouldn't carry them

It depends what I'm buying. If I can get it at the drugstore, great. Specialty stuff I order on line, as I haven't found a good source locally.

Yes WillyNilly ... I looked for a pharmacy in Milan ...

It was near closing time ... they have a bad in stock but it tooks 10 minutes to find it !!!

... very embarassing for me ...

then ... i run away !!!!

Clau271,

"... very embarassing for me ..."

Yes, but you did it anyway and got what you wanted. kudos to you!

I went to an estate sale this morning at a house in a retirement community. I couldn't believe that in the bathroom was a variety of items including a red open-top Davol bag with a metal clamp and both enema and douche nozzles. And to top it off it was in the original box that it came in. Looked like from the 50s or 60's. It was priced at only $3.50, but I would have been embarrassed to have people see me carrying it around with me as I browsed through the rest of the house, so I figured I would grab it on the way out. Damn if I didn't go back 10 minutes later and it was gone. I not only missed out on buying it but I missed seeing who did purchase it. I guess there's another enema fanatic living fairly close to me. I'll be on the lookout at future sales in the neighborhood.

About 40 years ago I was in Vigo, Spain as a 'displayer' of a U.S. company making VHF and Single-Sideband marine radio gear. The "show" was the annual International Fishing Exobition. During the show I had become constipated and knew that I needed and enema. I went to a Pharmacy and nobody spoke English and my Spanish didn't include reference to enemas....I finally asked for pencil and paper and drew a bag. A few of the clerks chatted it up a bit and then found a plastic bottle-type plastic container with hose and nozzles. --I was given my ppurchase and good wishes and sent on my way.

the relief was worth it.

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