Where to Order Colonic Equipment

Does anyone know of a US web site that sells colonic speculums? I have found one or two but they either only sell in bulk or claim to require a prescription to sell

Try www.dotoloresearch.com. They sell the colonic machines and all associated supplies. I believe they sell the speculums by the unit.

Try this:

www.thecolonet.com

They are less than $3.

Our budget here is frugal with the present economy. I would like a portable system that is easy to set up or store. Some systems on the internet are costly. I would appreciate any suggestions for a small budget.

Not sure this is the right category for this post but how many of you have seen this new device? Search YouTube or try the link below (if it works):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUNmCFl6F8E

Looks pretty intriguing doesn't it? On the order of having a colon tube over an inch in diameter move through your abdomen. I suspect that it doesn't feel all that uncomfortable either.

Comments?

The device is a spiral-reinforced silicone tube. Its purpose is to allow faster scope placement at particular sites. Following removal of that monster polyp, it's easy to go back to the same location quickly to observe for bleeding, etc. Looks like a time saver for those having colonic polyps removed.

That's my understanding as well but the video is one of the more "remarkable" things i've seen on YouTube.

That was fascinating. Where can we get one?

I suppose one might contact the manufacturer but I doubt they're in the habit of selling them to individuals... I looked at the website by doing a Google search.

I think something similar could be fabricated without too much difficulty...

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You MIGHT be able to get one on ebay from an individual. The manufacturers generally only sell to licensed physicians. This is partly due to their own liability insurance constraints.

I had a colonoscopy 3 years ago and even tho i was supposed to "not remember anything" there was a certaim point that was terribly painful (maybe going around a corner?) if not for that maybe i would find it more apppealing but all i can think is "ouch". but... i hope all the colon tube peeps enjoyed.

Does anyone have experience with a continuous In/Out enema nozzle. The concept is highly intriguing but I am curious about the practicality of passing waste through an evacuation tube before refilling...The nozzle I am refering to is found at enemaequipment.com...

I experienced this when both giving professionaly and being given many colonics and this is the method that is always used.

YES. You can make them, or you can buy colonic nozzles. The home made ones can be made bigger for less clogging and a little more "stretch" when you insert and retain it.

You can also make one with copper tubing, valves and a few plumbing supplies. Alternatively, you could use PVC pipe and accessories. I like the feel of the copper, but it is heavy and can chip floor tiles and fixtures if they drop. The PVC is lighter, but you don't feel the hot/warm/cold sensations on the anal/rectal areas as well as with copper.

I'm always amazed by the extention of your knowledge in everything enema related Switchablesusie. 😎

I have made 2. One using 1" PVC and 1 using 3/4" PVC.

LOL, How big is bigger?

I've had an in/out experience at an international clinic in shanghai.

It was quite humiliating to see every nurses laughing at my request but in the end it was quite pleasurable to be nursed by a lovely asian girl and a big automatic machine.

I have not been allowed to see the equipment in detail so how it works remains a mistery to me.

I have taken multiple enemas over the course of an hour to simulate a typical colonic. Each enema consisted of a larger volume of solution until I reached the level of cleansing that I desired. I don't have a colonic board but have been able to fill and release sufficiently to achieve a similar result.

A large volume enema bag isn't outrageously expensive and will minimize the effort to refill as you repeat the process.

I would like to try it, no places for colonics where I live.

I have a colonic board and use it when I do my six to nine month complete body cleans.

it is most convenient to be able to not have to get up and refill the bag.

it also allows you to fill more and more each time.

I do them when I need it and it is worth the money if you have it if you are into the healthy cleansing process.

I do recommend you research the way to do the cleansing process at optimal health to give you your regiment you want or need

I had a home colonic board used it several times and went back to a 2bag 2quart system it's much easier to use and clean up I prefer it over the boa but it was much easier to use the board for someone who is less moble and can't move from a lying down to the comode

Theses colonics are not so easy to find here.

Also somehow quite expensive.

I would rather go and try them out at a local colonics doctor, before buying one myself.

Inflate to a large size, deliver a flow, and drain. Does any company you know make a device?

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A colonic is a series of high volunm enamas which fill the entire colon with filtered water they insert a speculom into your rectum it has a tube to allow water in and a tube that goes out into a waistline you don't have to get up and move to a comode or anything and they charge you about $100.00 for the experience

This is what you want:

http://www.klystra.com/enemaproducts.htm#F-2s

You need 2 inflators with it as well.

Warning: The larger one is REALLY big. Most people would be screaming until it is removed. The smaller one is much better for most people.

(everybody should know whether or not they fit under the phrase "most people")

The smaller one *could* to almost the size of fist, so I really can't imagine what use the larger one has.

You won't be able to use it to expel unless you are only expelling clean water.

This is the only inflatable nozzle I know of that allows for a colonic: http://www.radiopower.info/assets/images/speculum_inflated.JPG

Can be purchased here: http://www.mybowel.com/html/reorder.html

They say it's a 1 time use nozzle, but as long as it's being used on the same person and carefully cleaned, it will last for a very long time.

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This is the only inflatable nozzle I know of that allows for a colonic: http://www.radiopower.info/assets/images/speculum_inflated.JPG

Can be purchased here: http://www.mybowel.com/html/reorder.html

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This is the PIE*Med machine. I wrote about it here:

http://www.zity.biz/index.php?action=forum;topic=30823.0

It's fun!

I really like the nozzle but it looks like the only way to buy it Is as part of a $99 kit. Did you find a way to but the nozzle separately?

I got mine (large one) from Beth Tyler. It is important to not over inflate. Because it inside you, it is not uncomfortable, esp. if you do not over inflate. Over inflation will cause it to break down and ultimately fail. What I like about it is that I can take more water, and no leaks! You can even stand up and mover around.

I recently bought my front 500 ml/ rear 250 ml balloon nozzle from Klystra. It's a much better design than my old latex one -- much easier to insert. Joe is right. Do not over inflate if you want to maintain your investment. Beth Tyler's web site has a comprehensive discussion of the use and care of this expensive nozzle. It suggests no more than 8 squeezes of the bulb to inflate the large balloon and 4 for the outer balloon. I find 6 squeezes for the inner and 3 for the outer work just fine. Using this new toy is a great pleasure. I'm very happy with it. 😁 😁