Japanese Disposables

I was watching one of those candid videos of a Japanese girl taking a dump. Well, it went a while and she didn't do any good. So, she hauled out a little round disposable enema --maybe 2 ounces at the most-- and used it. It worked in about 2 minutes. You could see her face and she did not look distressed --seemed calm and casual. Does anyone know about those little Jap enemas? What's in them? Do they use them alot (as in a public restroom)? Have you had one? How does it feel? Can we get them here in the US?

I am also wondering what's in those tiny bulbs.

I tried them when I was stationed on Okinawa. They are really deceiving. They are small, but effective. I believe they are glycerin.

Many U.S. drug stores carry a similar item from Fleet. I think they are called "Glycerine applicators", and come about 4 to a pack. The Fleet ones are a little smaller, but otherwise similar.

In Japan they mostly use those mini-glycerin enemas. As liquid glycerin is *very* effective you don't need alot of volume, actually 10ml Glycerin / 10ml Water is just enough 😉

Tose are mini glycerine and water enemas about 2 or 4 ml they are widely available in Japan and China.and South East Asia.

Glycerin can be purchased over the counter. Not all drug stores will have it displayed on the shelves. In my area, you can get a 4-oz bottle(or 2) at Wal-Mart. Many independent drug stores will sell larger bottles. Most chain stores can get it for you if you ask at the pharmacy.

On my way to Wal-Mart to pick me up a couple of bottles.

The japanese ones are just ~50% glycerine and water. They are available in different sizes from 10 cc to 150 cc(!) with 30 cc seeming to be the most common size.

I tried 30 ccs of 50% glycerine mixture to see what it was like and it's quite powerful.

Glycerin @ drug stores is expensive, buy it @ www.bulkapothecary.com, even with shipping, it's still much cheaper--especially the 10 lb. jug.

I understand they call them "figs" because they are shaped like figs. I saw some on ebay one time, bid on them at the last moment, but got out-bid. Somebody wanted them real bad.

I've never seen them in the US. I've looked in pharmacys in Mexico and Belize while on trips and haven't seen them there either.

Funny you mention these japanese little enemas... I don't know about all the brands of these little enemas. But I witnessed at least four or more people (volunteers) receiving an ATOMIC(japanese brand name) enema at one of the Philly E-fests back before 2006. The enema itself is shaped like a fig as mentioned previously. Not much taller than a silver american dollar coin. It only took a few seconds to get the enema into the body. & in the next few split seconds the person ran for the bathroom. Woosh!!! This was the case of every individual that volunteered to have one of these japanese enemas. It was quite comical watching the reaction of the individuals that dared to try one of these little devils 😉

They should have let this video run another 2-2 1/2 minutes!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIRtvwUxEkY

Any one know enough Japanese to take a shot at the dialog?

I googled for information about the Atomic Enema mentioned two posts earlier and it turns out it differed a little from the other japanese "figs" with 50/50 glycerine/water. The Atomic ones are just 20 cc of water with 15% sodium chloride (plain salt). I tried this solution and for me it felt just like a 50% glycerine/water enema, almost immediate effect and some cramps when releasing. A 60 cc shot of plain water afterwards took care of the remaining salt and there were no "after effects" later.

A couple of years ago I had to go to Singapore on business and had a lot of airline points so I brought my wife with me. From the east coast of the U.S. this took almost 30 hours including connection times. Also 12 time zones of difference meant that our internal clocks were all messed up and the two of us got seriously constipated. We found a drug store in one of the nearby malls and, yes, they did sell enema bags, but I bought a box of 6 mini enemas that apparently are called figs. And wow, these things sure work and work fast. We did not bring any home with us and have yet to see them in the U.S., but that's OK because they aren't quite the amount of fun that a bag of warm water can be.

I bought those on Amazon. I believe that the product was shipped from Hong Kong. Each came wrapped in plastic and they are Very effective. After use, I refilled them with pure vegetable glycerin that I bought at a very reasonable price from a health food store. I also have some Fleet glycerin applicators which I use and refill. If I want a faster result, I use 2 Fleet glycerin applicators, but one will also work if I wait 15 to 20 minutes. I will sometimes inject one just before a shower and, by the end of the shower, I am dancing with a very strong urge to go. A pint of warm soapy water with an ounce of glycerin added to it and injected using an eight ounce bulb syringe( just one refill) is another quick and easy enema. The longer it is retained, the better the result and in under thirty minutes, it will give you some cramps and cause you to go!