Diminishing use of enemas and equipment

I don't know if anyone else has noticed, but enema bags seem to be disappearing from store shelves. I live in a large city in the Southwest and last Saturday, went on an excusion to replace my present bag. Wal-Mart doesn't carry them. Then, I went to Walgreens, where I got my last bag. They no longer carry them!

Finally, I found one in a CVS pharmacy. Unfortunately, it was a Faultless, which is crap. It has the super stiff hose that kinks just by looking at it. Then there is the valve that never quite shuts off the water flow. Plus, it's a closed-bag model, which is the ONLY ones available. And, the douche nozzle has a sharp ridge of flashing that you have to scrape off so you don't cut your privates.

Being in the closet, I have to get my bags locally, and pickings are pretty slim. Has anyone else noticed this problem?

Hadn't noticed that, but will now be checking things out locally too.

Most of us know that enema bags are such a personal purchase that nowadays most people would prefer to buy privately online. There is such a variety and wide choice of better quality enema equipment readily available and all one needs to do is type the word Enema into Google to find suppliers.

The types of enema bags when available in Drug stores are far inferior with less choice than items for sale online.

I agree with redbag. Unless you have a medical wholesaler down the street you have to go online.

I agree. Our local pharmacy doesn't stock them -- not that I've looked -- but I guess one would have to order them in, if you had the courage. Much simpler to order on-line.

I find it is much simpler, and cheaper, to make your own enema equipment using a plastic bottle and and some tubing from the D.I.Y. store.

I have found that allot of small neighborhood drug stores still (mom and pop type) carry a varity of enema bags, sometimes you have to go the ladies hygene department to find it.

Rite Aide still sells enema bags....

I found enema bags are sold at Walgreens in the feminine hygiene section. I also found them where they sold hotwater bags and ice packs.

Now the mystery that puzzles me is where Walmart displayed them. I used to think that Walmart quit selling them until I found some in the same aisle as band aids.

However, if you order on the internet, Drugstore.com also sells them.

I mentioned some time a ago on a thread here about all the colon health ads on tv.Could it be people would rather take enemas rather than drugs for colon health?Only someone working in drug stores would notice the sale increase of enema equipment.Perhaps there is a member here who works in drug retail that could answer that question.

I agree finding bags in local stores is near impossible. I got quite a shock recently when I saw a display of "Cara" bags in the local "Shoprite" supper market. They were on display for about three months and then disappeared. I don't know if they sold out or were moved to another location in the store or were retired.

Even buying online is not always attractive but it is about the only way to find them anymore.

I can usually find enema bags in California at Walgrens, CVS, and Rite Aid. I also get them from an adult store. They are very good but well overpriced.

The question here are enema bags selling at a higher rate than a year ago.If so,why .Does anyone have a clear answer?

WalMart lists them in their online catalog:

http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=10320773#ProductDetail

but I sure couldn't find one locally.

Walgreens also lists them online, and I determined not to leave without finding them. Which I eventually did.

BTW, I'm a newby to actual practice Finding this site let me realize I wasn't completely perverted in my intrest. Glad you all exist.

I have found that the ones left in the big chain stores are crap. And they are all the closed water bottle type. I have found that the small privately owned drug stores have a little better selection. They are still the closed water bottle type, but they are a better quality, and more expensive. The only open type I've been able to find are the disposable Medline Enemas; you can use those two or three times at once, but they will not last over time. But they are cheap! You just have to discretely shop around.

I agree that bags, especially the open top style are prctically non-existent in store these days, but am surprised that no one has mentioned internet/mail order sources like Christina Amelong's Optimal Health Network, Beth Tyler, or eBay.

Go on eBay and look under "fountain syringe" and "enema" for a selection that changes almost daily.

Enjoy!

My problem is that I am very much in the closet and can't leave a paper trail, or open a PO box somewhere. That is why I am stuck with what I can get for cash at a local store. I agree that on-line is probably the best way to go if you don't have the privacy issues I do. Thank you all for your inputs!

I bought the open top bag i have now n 2005 at a walgreens after my husband had bypass surgery and had a problem from too many pain pills.

They are still available. It just depends if the manager of your local Rite Aid or Walgreens orders them. Same is true for the 8oz adult bulb syringes.

I live in Cleveland, Ohio, and I'have looked high and low for enema bags in this god forsaken town. No dice.

I believe it's the nefarious work of Christian fundies. They know that enemas are sex toys, and they belive that anything but missionary position man/woman sex for procreation is evil and Satanic. >😢

Love the responce Dutch228anyway I know that wal-mart will only sell anythng that will sell quick in that area and if not will not order it anymore.

I also know that rite aid sells their own bag's open top as well as closed.If you want something differant get on the web and find one you would like

I have been to our local Wallgreens, RiteAid and WalMart and have had no luck finding anything. On-line seems to be the way to go.

Its getting harder to find things in the local drug stores. Around here Walgreens is the only place to find anything other than Fleets which arent very erotic. Was at Walgreens and the only thing they have is a closed type bag combo hotwater bottle/douche/enema 2qt bag

dbl

I live in the south and the drug stores have quit carrying enema bags. When I search online they seem awfully expensive. Any ideas? Also I have read about double balloon catheters-any help on locating-are they expensive? Thanks for any help.

William-

I live in the South too. From your avatar I'm guessing that we live only one state apart. WalMart has the plain old-fashioned red "hot water bottle" type bag, so does Walgreen's, CVS, Rite-Aid, etc. (NFI in any of these corporate entities).

As for double balloon rectal catheters, yes they are a little pricey, but well worth it if you're seriously into retention. Check out www.medicaltoys.com , that's just one of many good sources.

Play On!

LadyDoc

You have a couple of options,buy on line or make your own.I chosed the later.For five bucks you can buy a good size juice pitcher at your local grocery store.Then you purchase a barb or spout from your local hardware store for about 99 cents.Measure the thread size of the barb and drill a hole at the bottom of the pitcher.Smear some windshield sealer around the thread of the barb and you are in business to enjoy some of the hottest pleasurs your butt can endure.My homemade stuff is over twenty years old and still filling my hot awaiting butt.Do yourself a favor.Take the time to make your own enema stuff and save money.

Since I am more interested in multiple insertions, a "douche" bulb is no problem to find.

My old Walgreens bag really sucked. The hose was so stiff it would kink at the slightest touch and the clip would never shut off the water. I finally threw it all away in disgust. Then, just on a whim, I stopped by the local Walgreens and there they were again, in stock. I was afraid I'd get the same old shit, and for the most part it was. However, apparently I got a good batch of hose because this one was pliable and relatively soft. The clip actually shuts the water off. It is still a closed bag, but it will do. I've done homemade, but it just doesn't have the visual thrill of seeing that red bag hanging above you.

I'll revive this old thread by thinking that if part of EBWaterman's dilemma is having no privacy for the delivery of on-line purchases, he might try starting up a hobby for himself that bores wifey. That way when mail-order hobby stuff arrives she becomes used to lots of little packages, and after a while she probably wouldn't notice the difference between a box containing a rubber bag and a box containing an HO locomotive or model sailboat. Just a wicked thought. Shame on me.

Hugs,

Diane

I recently checked in my nearby Walgreens and all I found was a water bottle only. That was it, no hose just water bottle. The previous time I looked, which was a while back, they had a closed top and an open top 2 quart enema. I haven't checked out CVS or Rite Aide.

Bill

Bill

When looking for them, I usually find a bag or too. The fountain top bag that I use the most is from a small pharmacy in a tiny town with no stoplights! But it depends on the pharmacy I guess.