Enema Purchase

I still haven't done the deed of getting an enema. I want to be the one to deflower myself. I am wondering, what and where can I get a good enema set for myself and later on for my spouse. I want to know what I'm doing before I get her into it.

Thanx for the help!!!

I think you will find all you need at enematips.com or bethtyler.com. - Bottoms Up - vicki

Hi Herbalot,

Vicki is right. There are even kits available on Ebay, btw (I wouldn't get anything used though...).

If you prefer to start out with something inexpensive and basic, you can get a "Faultless Combination Douche, Enema & Water Bottle System - 2 Qt. Capacity" on drugstore.com - perhaps there's a similar site in Germany where you reside per your profile. Right now the price of the Faultless (on sale) at drugstore.com is $11.99 USD plus S&H.

These basic models come with a douche pipe and an enema pipe. A well-lubricated douche nozzle is easy to insert and the sensation the warm water spray (from the sides of the nozzle vs. the tip) creates inside the rectum can be quite pleasurable. If you find you like/love enemas after trying some, then you could get a deluxe set from a speciality site. Just a thought.

Good luck on your new adventure into enemas! Just relax and enjoy.

Arianna

I bought a 3 litre bag, barium nozzle, colon tube and a 60cc coussad nozzle from Unique Medical Equipment for 50 bucks

The last time I bought an enema bag, the entire order, including a tube of lubrication and a bottle of castile soap, was just over $54 USD. I got the set on enemabag.com, and have had good luck with trading with them. They have done me right in every instance I have traded with them. I am not sure of the currency exchange rate, but I know that you can get a good quality bag, with colon tube or retention nozzle, for very reasonable prices at that site. Check it out, as I am sure they will ship to wherever you need them to.

You should also take a look at ROJO ENTERPRISE....They have some reasonable prices

and a good selection.

I highly suggest ROJO- they are my favorite provider of enema gear. Honest, quick, affordable, and ok with what we are using the gear for.

I find that buying the equipment in person is half the fun but the average drugstore is somewhat limited when it comes to colon tubes and double balloon rectal catheter.

I've bought from ROJO, Unique Medical and Beth Tyler and have been happy with my purchases from all three. My favorite piece of equipment is my blue pumpkin bag purchased from Unique Medical. It's a definite winner.

Go to Beth Tyler or Rojo Enterprise web sites. They both carry a full line of equipment and are great to deal with. I don't recommend buying anything used from ebay.

Any Walgreens Drug would have enema/douche syringes, in either open or closed top that will suffice. They generally sell for less than $15.

Try www.shopinprivate.com for some interesting enema gear. I have had good service from them on a couple of orders.

Be a little careful of the pricing though. Some of it is very reasonable, but others are very high.

I think part of the experience is first going to the store and buying it in person. Buy some vaseline while you're at it, hopefully a pretty teenage girl will be at the register, about four people behind you in line,and she will embarrasingly call for a price check. If you haven't done this a time or two, you aren't getting the whole experience. Plus, you get an enema kit for cheap and when you graduate up to a nicer rig, you will have paid your dues.

Brane

My favorite is the faultless 2 qt. combination douche/enema syringe and can

be purchased at most drug stores (I know CVS does) or online at drugstore.com.

I think the standard 2 qt douche/enema bag is sufficient for most people, especially those first starting out. Some drug stores have stopped carrying them, so you may have to order one online.

Well I spent the better part of last week hunting down a 'regular' one in a drugstore here.

No dice at CVS or Walgreens.

The one little independent drugstore I thought for sure would have them is a place I haven't been in since they changed hands. Not only do the new owners have NO sense of humor (they got rid of the area full of stupid gag gifts - great for white elephant exchanges), they sell NO contraceptives (no condoms, no birth control pills, etc.) and no enema gear - not even a fleet disposable! But, I digress...

I finally found what I was looking for. It was HIDING behind a shipper (those cardboard things they put in aisles at your grocery store to hold merchandise) at Osco Pharmacy...very dusty box...but just the ticket.

So they are available...but you may have to ask as the drugstores seem to be either no longer carrying them or hiding them.

Oh yeah, and if you'll just DIE of embarrassment asking for one, give the explanation that you need it to keep a newborn litter of puppies warm. You cannot use electrical heating pads with puppies - they can burn delicate tiny newborn puppies...but a hotwater bottle wrapped in a towel is perfect...and so just pretend that's what you need it for if you feel that's necessary.

Since you are starting out as an enema virgin, I would suggest starting small. Just a 2 Qt. bag with vaginal and straight enema tip. Once You become comfortable with the simple stuff, you can start trying other things such as colon tubes, double balloon rectal catheter and other toys.

Take it slow and enjoy what is happening to you as you get familiar with taking an enema . Good luck!!

I agree with others in that you need to enjoy the experience of buying a bag in person. They are usually found in the feminine hygiene section of the drugstore. Walmart carries the Cara combination syringe for around $5. It is not a great unit but I have purchased one while on the road and the bag was actual rubber. I find the aroma or a rubber bag adds to the excitement. Once you decide, your hooked you should go buy better stuff on-line.

Remember, there's a bit of excitement in checking out locally with enema gear and looking at the sales girl's expression. 😮

TomH2O, your post about the girl behind the counters expression reminds me of the time I bought a big douche bulb, large nozzle on that thing. The pharmacy was going out of business and the item was only a couple dollars. I think she heard me when I said, "cool" and grabbed it off the shelf. She was ringing it up and looking a little uncomfortable.

I also like to call up pharmacies/ drugstores and ask them what they carry as far as enema kits, and nozzles. Some are quite surprised. I guess I'm a little odd that way.

Brane

I agree with you gugs that it is worth while going to the local drug stores

and ask for an enema bag. The clerks look surprised when I ask and take me

to the feminine hygiene department. I do this often.

If you are checking the drug store chains, look in the laxative section as well as the feminine hygiene section. What little they carry can be in either area. I was in our local Walgreens recently and there is a very limited selection of bags, but they were by the laxatives. I'm not sure about other chains.

Walmart seems to stick them on a top shelf wherever they have room. So, in Walmart check the whole health and beauty section before you give up.

I suppose that Walgreen's bags are okay, but I prefer a bag that does not leak all over the place when you use it, which problem i have had with Walgreen's bags. But then, I have the same problem with my current bag, and am not sure just why. But the enema nozzle leaks big-time, I've found, on the drugstore's bags, so would not recommend them for use, at least very long-term, which is what such things are supposed to be for. Just my thoughts on the matter, however. Do what you wish, and enjoy!!!

Walmart is a great suggestion for a beginner. The Cara is $4.97 in my area. It is usually in the section with first aid supplies rather than laxatives or feminine hygeine. I have bought from most of the specialty sites and have always had good service and love the equipment variations. Tough to beat the one on one interaction in the old fashioned drug stores though.

Just go to any large drug store and be sure to pick it up and carry it around the store as you find additional items. Yes Vaseline, or KY, perhaps come condoms and maybe if you have enough nerve a box of Depends. It os taking all the items to the payout desk at one time creates the excitement. Of course now at 70 years old, most would think nothing of it.

Jagson

It's pretty hard to beat the 4 qr "Klystra" bags which are available from, bethtyler.com, enemabag.com, internal cleansing dynamics and other sites as well. I have found, however, that to put together the type of enema set I use now, I had to shop at several sites as enema accessories and prices vary between sites. For the first time I think I would suggest one from one of the drug store chains as they are quite inexpensive and you won't be out to much is it doesn't work out. The specialty sites are quite expensive but if the bags are taken care of, I think they could last a lifetime as they are very well made.

I've noticed the Wal-Mart's and Target's in my area aren't carrying any enema bags anymore. They are getting harder to find.

I agree with sse4fun that your local Walmart is the easiest place to get a combination enema bag. At $4.97, it's a bargain (that word may someday disappear from Webster's at the rate we're going). What you get is a bag that is made in India, has an unpleasant odor, where the brass neck collar is tarnished, and the hose kinks. But it works and almost rivals the Fleet Bagenema in price....when you can find a drugstore that carries them. I've collected several of these bags during my travels out of town when I needed an enema and didn't bring my own setup. Now I have them in the closet as my 'backups'.

It's quite easy to do it yourself, and a lot of fun. Cheap PVC hose or the more expensive silicone, in combination with various small plumbing connections. Here in Europe you will find these things shops selling parts for cars or boats.

You can do an internet search for "enema equipment" or use beth tyler, arthur hamilton, enemasupply.com etc.

SKB, I have had good luck with enemabag.com. They have a fair selection of nozzles, and I would check them out, as their prices are not bad. They have reasonable quality, and the woman who runs the company which sponsors that site uses enemas and colon cleansing all the time for *her* health, which she has seen vast improvement in since beginning this regimen. Good luck with your search.