Advice for widely available enema equipment

We live in Europe after living in the United States, and use 2 combination douche/enema bags purchased in the US before we moved (one for enemas, the other, used rarely for douching), from pharmacy stores (we lost the original packaging, but I believe one is Rite Aid, the other Walgreens).

We are however a bit unsatisfied with this equipment: the enema nozzles are very thin and short, and thus have a tendency of getting out by themselves, and they screw on the piping, but they unscrew very easily, resulting in leaks.

We would prefer not buying anything mail-order (ordering online counts as such) for something as private; and we don't want to order such equipment through a pharmacy, because it is fairly uncommon where we now live and we don't want to look like freaks. Ideally, we would like to renew it during our next trip to the US.

Is there one of the big pharmacy chains that sells enema equipment with longer, thicker enema nozzles, or at least nozzles that do not have this annoying tendency of self-unscrewing?

I initially had the same reticence to order anything on line because of the belief that everyone would see the order and my predilection would be evident to everyone. After browsing several of these sites I realized that they were the only ones providing a quality selection of equipment and supplies. Now, after several orders, I no longer feel menaced by on-line orders. I have found optimalhealthnetwork.com a very competant supplier, easy to deal with and they have a fairly complete range of articles usefull to the enema enthusiast. There are some items that can't be shipped overseas but most of what is needed is available.

I live in an area of the USA that's difficult to find good quality toys and accessories. I frequently order from web sites such as Eden Fantasies.com and Enemasupplies.com, and have always found their shipments to be discrete and private.

Understand Pecan nutjob's frustration with this issue.

My experience is that the drug stores, particularly the larger chain stores carry economical gear made for a limited number of issues.

The good gear is at the specialty stores. Most are on the Internet and carry rugged equipment that is easy to assemble, use and clean. In addition to those already mentioned, I sometimes find excellent choices at Klystra.

If you shop these sources you'll find a good variety of nozzles, hose fittings and tube sizes.

If you don't see it on the website, send the 'store' an email asking them to find you a specific item. Rojo was great for doing this. Sometimes, four or five months after I'd ask them to find a particular item for me, I'd get an email saying they had found the item and I could have it on short notice.

U.S. specialty dealers are just super.

Widely available enema equipment?

Everybody here has numerous sources literally at their fingertips.

THE INTERNET.

It has it all. More than you need, probably more than you imagined.