Nozzle Size

I have a variety of sizes (1/2 in to 1 3/8 in) of solid nozzles, 4 different styles of inflatable (3 double and 1 single balloon), and a couple of colon tubes. I agree that having the choice of which to use is the important thing.

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The silicone ones are very susceptible to overinflation and will fail. I have had to repair the outer balloon on mine 3 times. Small holes at the base of the baloon near the hose. Clear Silicone RTV works well.

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I had a tear that was around 50% of the base of the inner balloon for a silicone nozzle. Clear Silicone RTV did the job nicely! I had to do 3 separate applications due to the tear being so big; Now it works great!

As a life time enema fan I've collected a variety of special nozzles. Although I occasionally enjoy the "hands free" feature of my 500cc Silicon double Balloon, My favorite is a custom, ten inch long by one inch wide hard rubber pipe. The dull, slightly achy sensation as it pushes high up into my Sigmoid colon is indescribably delicious!

I recently purchased a 7/8" green flex nozzle and latex bag from Optima Health network (great quick service) and find this nozzle stays in place very nicely. I can move, even walk without it slipping out. I'm real pleased.

The green flex nozzle is great! It's apparently designed for legit medical use with barium enemas but I think the guy who designed it must have had other ideas as well - what other possible reason is there for the ribbed area behind the nozzle head!

Double-balloon is the way to go, you can "adjust" the size of the nozzle to accomodate your preference in "feelings". Now, go play that eponymous Barry Manilow song and rush the waters.