Qufora Irrigation System

Does anybody know any thing about the Qufora irrigation system ? And if so where can one be purchased ?

Thx rimfire

Best I could find is that you could get them from the manufacturer in the u.k. If you could get something like the anal irrigator through customs, Customs might pull it because it could be considered a medical device. Those fees and the cost of shipping would be extremely high.

I think you could say you are a commercial photographer and have to photograph the item for print or web design.

I've ordered enema devices from other countries and had no trouble with them getting through customs. Delivery times varied from 4 days to two weeks.

I've tried finding one of these since I saw the video on Youtube. It appears Qufora is made in Denmark, but the manufacturer I think only sells to licensed medical facilities around Europe. I'm still looking to verify if it can't be purchased online though. The Qufora system is unique in that it is alot like getting a machine colonic because of the larger outflow speculum used.

Had never heard of one, don't know where to get one but found a video on the web of it's use:

http://www.mbh-international.com/produkter/qufora-irrigation/

Someone posted a video on this a while back. The consensus was that it doesn't look like fun and it certainly isn't better than anything else around. It looks like something a company decided to produce to make a few bucks on even though it isn't very good.

Sounds like the qufora to me. Id like to get the enema version of this device. Just do a search for it.

You can put 4 quarts in 2 quart hot water bottle. Fill the bottle up close and attach tubing and put the bag on the floor.Take the hose and hold under the fauct. Open the fauct and watch the water expand the bag. Be careful taking the enema.THE WATER COMES OUT HIGH PRESSURE!!

^^^^ You might be able to do that with the old rubber bags, but be careful with the new non-latex/non-rubber ones that are actually a form of plastic that may burst when you force fill them.

If you succeed in filling a 2 quarter to four quarts, the water will come out under higher pressure than it would from an old rubber bag.

Not the best design for an enema apparatus, but I guess it was expressly meant to allow a cleansing enema to be administered without having to go through the trouble of helping an injured or immobile patient to the toilet to expel. The problem I see is the nozzle getting stopped up with fecal matter, and just like when you get a colonic you still have to go set on the toilet a while to get rid of residual water. The size of the Qufora nozzle is very similar to a colonic speculum, and when removed the patient is bound to leak because the internal sphincter will still be relaxed open, allowing for accidental expulsion. Upon removal of the nozzle, you'd have to go straight to the toilet to keep from making a mess.

I've been looking for a blue pumpkin style bag. If anyone knows where I might find one, please post.

I have a folding tavel syringe my bag of choice that I purchased from Rojo Industries several years ago. I need to replace this bag but Rojo is no longer in business. This was a great bag, very sturdy and expanded to an amount just over two quarts. It came with a carrying case and a douche nozzel. Does anyone posting have any idea where I can obtain a replacement folding travel syringe of similar quality. Thanks.

In Europe there is also the Qufora IrriSedo line of bowel management products. The Mini series is a Higginson syringe used stand alone, while the other items in their line use bags to hold water. The more intricate system uses a control valve to fill the rectal catheter balloon with water using the Higginson syringe. Once the balloon is inflated you advance the position of the control dial and continue squeezing the Higginson syringe to move water into the colon. Once done, the balloon is deflated, the catheter removed and evacuation can begin. Both Qufora and Peristeen require a prescription at the present time.

@Victoria1951

Yes, but sadly the Qufora Irresedo stuff is not available in the USA, at least not AFAIK. I've looked many times The UK distributor will not ship to the USA, at least the last time I asked.

There are actually several other systems as well:

https://renew-medical.uk/products/aquaflush-irrigation/

https://www.wellspect.com/products/bowel-products

Qufora also has a ‘bed’ system, quite like the Coloclean, both of which are quite like a closed system colonic (you put in the speculum, fill, and poo into the bag).