Higginson

A great way to get a nice shot of warm water on the prostate. My wife loves to see the reaction from a little squeeze.

If you don't squeeze the bulb and the water level of the enema bag source is high enough, the water will flow like a regular gravity flow.

That gives two modes of injection. Also, the check, one way valves can also stop any reflux, i.e. backward flow into the bag.

I love my higginson, it allows me to control the flow and I can usually take much more water with this pump than with a bag.

If you have someone to administer or intend to attach it to your enema bag then I highly rscommend the device. To try to use it by yourself is quite awkard and combersome to keep the hose in the bowl while squeezing the bulb. Attached to your enema bag it provides an entirely new demention . You now have the ability experience the 'surge' of a bulb enema,with only one insertion of the enema noz. combined with the volume of a 2qt enema bag. When the cramps start squeeze the bulb.

I couldn't agree with the above posters more. This is a very handy and enjoyable device. Use it in line with your enema bag or other solution source. Placed in line with an enema bag it does little to inhibit the flow, however, when squeezed like a pump the flow is increased momentarily (with each squeeze) with very sensual results. Also, this pump reduces the chances of backflow through the tubing into the enema bag which helps eliminate contamination. It is a good investment...try it, you'll enjoy it.

I always use my rubber higginson pump attached to an enema bag as you will see from my profile illustration!

This is the best way for me to enjoy my enemas and like to feel the surge of water up my butt when I squeeze the pump!

I bought one once but it was not that great. It would just push the water in on the squeeze and suck it out when i released the pump, maybe the actual thing was poor quality or something.

If you already have tubing, a poor man's higginson syringe can easily be made from an outboard motor bulb primer.

I found one in WalMart in the sporting goods> marine supply section, it's 7 bucks. The bulb is obviously resistant to oil and it comes with a three different sizes of hose barbs to accomodate tubing from 1/4" to 3/8." The one-way valves have very low resistance to passive flow in contrast to the higginson bulb / valve combos available. This is MUCH cheaper than the higginson bulbs or syringes available, especially if you already have a hose or hose/bag combo. Adding it to the hose/bag gives you a reservoir for pumping.

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“i bought one once but it was not that great. It would just push the water in on the squeeze and suck it out when i released the pump. Maybe the actual thing was poor quality or something”.

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Yeah, a good one doesn't do that! It has a valves to ensure it can flow only in the right direction 😁

I used mine today 😎

A higginson has to be primed prior to use. Put the intake hose in the water container, and depress the bulb. Stop the nozzle with your finger and let the bulb inflate. The bulb will only partially fill with water on the first depression. Unstop the nozzle and slowly depress the bulb until water comes out of the nozzle. Stop the nozzle with your finger, make sure the intake is in the water container and release the bulb it should fill with water this time. Insert the lubricated nozzle and pump away making sure that the intake hose stays in the water container.....Jimbeaux

Hehe you can do enemas in many ways, thats part of the fun 😁

With a higginson syringe it is possible to vary the pressure, length of injection and use the nozzle to find the most sensitive spots

The higginson syringe is noteworthy in that it gives the giver something to do, and a real sense of being in control.

They can squeeze the hell out of it if they want to, or just give it gentle loving pumps -- whatever their mood desires.

I have tried a number of higginsons over the years and the best ones of all came with just the bulb (with non-return valves protruding from at each end). By connecting the hose from a standard gravity feed can to the suction end of the bulb it refills much faster than normal after each squeeze.

The valve at the output end of this higginson bulb attaches to a colon tube, or, by using a short (30mm) piece of rubber hose to increase the diameter it will fit inside a large douche-bulb type nozzle (complete with the bell-shape skirt). Either way the higginson bulb acts as a handle so the giver can manipulate the angle and depth of the nozzle while they are squeezing and relaxing the bulb.

My favourite is when she rotates the the curved end of the big douche nozzle so that it is pressing against my prostate and then she squeezes the higginson bulb as hard as she can.

I feel the side jets of the nozzle blasting my prostate. And then while the bulb is refilling she presses the nozzle in so far that the bell-shape skirt starts to open me up, and then she squeezes the bulb again, and again, and again until the two litre can is empty and starts to slurp, slurp, slurp!

She loves doing this to me, but she does not like the same in return. She prefers a 60cc glycerine/water piston syringe enema instead and moans as I slowly inject the solution up her beautiful little bum.

My house has two toilets so there is no waiting for a seat. But there is just one bubble bath, and that's always lots of fun to share together afterwards. And start playing again in the tub.

Everyone is different. She likes giving higginson syringe enemas because she likes the feel of the bulb and the power she has over me as she pumps the soapy broth up my arse as hard as she can.

As soon as she has finished fucking me with the big nozzle and filled me up to the brim, she lays on her back and pulls her knees behind her ears and demands the glycerine up her bum. "You know I want the glycerine. Hurry up and do it to me before you have to go (to the toilet)."

Brachio

I like using this instrument. I can totally control the pleasure. 😃

I've found this to be the most pleasurable for myself. I don't think I will ever go back to using gravity again

Does it work with a bag?

They are a little easier to travel with due to their smaller size compared with a standard 2 qt bag and hose. They are also suitable for hotel use when used with a 2 liter water bottle, in the tub, or if nothing else, fill the ice bucket with warm water. As mentioned above, they can also be squeezed slowly, or quickly, as needed. I especially like to just barely insert the noz, and use short, rapid pulses. You feel each separate jet that way.

Your results may vary...

We have a higginson and we love it

We have a Higginson on every bag, See my post in "public enemas".

They enable the giver, usually my wife to control the flow and me. Attached to a hot water bottle just lying on the bed, the entire process is up to her and the final sucking noise is music to our/my ears.

We are into the "you must take it all school." . . Then it's on to --"you must retain it" and so on and so on.

gdfru

p.s. we call the bulb a "force flow" or "control flow" because that's what they were called when I was growing up, by Sears, Wards, and Rexall Kantleek. Always associated with hot water bottle combination syringes.

Higginson syringe - my wife & I both have weekly double enemas. She likes a 2lt can connected to a higginson syringe via a rubber pipe & a colon tube on the other end.

One sunday afternoon I was resting on our bed & through the adjoining bathroom door I could see her pumping away with the fr40 colon tube sticking out her rosebud. I got very turned on & asked if I could penetrate her fanny. She agreed & the 2-Lt of water up her backside made her fanny as tight as the day we got married 30 years ago. Within a minute I exploded inside her. Her comment-now I will have to douche as well!

Bubhesi

The "Higgie" would seem to be the most convenient method for the frequent traveler. (Anyone seen how they look at the security screen? I'm guessing less obnoxious than the standard two-quart might appear as the luggage is scanned through.)

I see suggestions here on the forum for building your own but can anyone recommend a supplier for the original red molded type? Thanks.

I recently purchased a Higginson type syringe (tube on both ends with bulb in the middle) thinking that it would be a neat contrast and change from the standard two quart bag and better than a standard bulb syringe. I have only done enemas solo (would like to someday do them with a partner, but sadly, there's just no one in my life right now...), and the thought was that this would be a way to have a "squeeze" type syringe that I wouldn't have to insert and remove everytime I needed to refill.

Anyway, here's the problem: when I went to use it at first, I couldn't figure out how to get the water to suck up into the bulb (only air would go in; it DOES have the "one way" device on the non-tip end so that water/air only goes in but doesn't run out, and the non-tip end was well into the water source container, and the tip was well inserted). I thought maybe elevating the container would help, but it didn't. I actually had to pinch the hose on the tip end after each injection in order to get water to come in the other end (it takes much more time this way, and any convenience provided by this as opposed to the regular syringe is negated). My thought was to take the hose clamp off of the bag's hose and put it on the tip end so that I at least wouldn't have to pinch it, but am I doing something wrong that causes this not to work the way I thought it would? Any suggestions or solutions? :😃

This happened back in June as I usually only do enemas every other month or so, and when I took one in August I just used the bag, not wanting to deal with the hassle, but I would like to give this another try next time if I can figure out a remedy for the situation...

Thanks in advance to anyone who can help!

Hi, i do get problems sometimes, there are non return valves in the syringe, mine has one either side of the bulb and one at the end that goes in the container, often there is something stuck in one of them, usually hair or something and all that happens is as you describe, however the last time i found a valve had fallen out and was just sitting there.

As yours is new maybe one is missing or like mine, out of place. do take care though, you need to think about it and check one at a time as i once put them back the wrong way around and it is a bitch of a job to work out which one is wrong then. Mine i can either blow or suck through to see direction of flow, good luck, Bill.

Yeah, mine is actually one piece except for the non-return valve and the tip. Everything else is molded together as a single apparatus (there are "flap" type valves built into the end of the bulb, so I don't think anything could be missing), or at least I think...I would have to cut the tube off of one of the ends to see if the flap valves on the ends of the bulb part are molded into it or not... Is yours molded into three separate parts (two tubes and a bulb)?

Yep I got one like that too. Thing is by the time I went to use it, I didn't remember where I got it. In frustration I threw it away and ordered a new one. It worked

I consider a Higginson syringe an almost essential part of an enema rig. Mine is molded in one piece, and as I remember, came with a "flap valve" (non-return valve, check valve) in the inlet end and a rectal nozzle in the tip end. I removed both of these and replaced them with clear plastic "enema flow valves" like these shown here: http://www.optimalhealthnetwork.com/Smooth-Flow-Higginson-Enema-Syringe-p/0HSmoothFlowSyringes.htm .

As you discovered, Higginson syringes need check valves at both ends to work properly in most situations. Just be careful to install the valves so that they allow flow downstream, from the can and into you, and prevent backflow. You can test the valve by blowing through it gently, then try to suck through it like you would through a straw.

GrumpyBoy.... This sounds very interesting and any chance to make an album for all those interested showing this set up and what to look for at Walmart...Thanks.

I have used the outboard motor primer pump and it worked very nice. Have to get a new one, original was lost during a move. Install it right on the tubing on your enema bag.

As for the inline primer pump at walmart ...yes it does work. 😃 I bought one today after reading this post and damn it does a good job and I never thought of it until I read this post. Karma to Grumpyboy for the first to mention it!

I use this pump when I don't want to hang a bag but find it a bit slow.

Does anyone know of a company that makes larger volume pumps, say 250 ml+ per squeeze?