Rexall on Facebook!

So I was playing one of my games on Facebook tonight and noticed an ad on the right side of the screen. It was from Rexall. Imagine my surprise. It stated that Rexall has been around since 1903 and that Rexall products are now available at Dollar General stores.

What was interesting about it is that it was shown to me as a recommendation from my mom's best friend from childhood, making me think she's a closet enema lover, too. My mom received them as a child and hates them to this day. Her friend is extremely conservative so I wouldn't dare mention it to her. But interesting to think the gal has a genuine love for the bag.

If you want to keep in touch with Rexall on Facebook, here's their URL: http://www.facebook.com/Rexall

Maybe you should write testimonials about their wonderful enema bags and really get the conversation started there. 😄

Dianne

I remember rexall form the 1950s, the stores all had that "drugstore smell"

A lot of enema lovers remember the Rexall enema bags fondly. They didn't have Rexalls where I lived but maybe some of the other folks remember them.

Ah, the classics! Egirlky, can we please go on meeting like this? LOL

As kids we would snoop around the closets and cabinets of peoples houses we would visit. The adults didn't care it kept us out of trouble, so they thought. I think every bathroom closet we looked into had one of those Rexall enema bags in it.

We had Rexall Drug stores where we lived and I also think that every house I visited had a red bag.

And in response to Naughty Elf, I did exactly the same thing. It is nice to hear someone else did this too...lol!! In any event, I would check the bags which usually had nozzles attached and just imagine the females in that household in the bathroom with that very nozzle sticking in their bottom.

As you can probably remember too all the department store catalogs carried different types of feminine hygiene stuff and of course pages of numerous enema bags, hoses and all different kinds of nozzles. It was terrible to have to sit at the dinning room table as they looked through the catalogs. Sometimes there would be 3 or 4 pages of enema equipment displayed. I too remember going into the catalog areas with my cousin and having to pickup an order. I’m sure too that the salesperson knew exactly what was in the order as they had the packing slip in their hand that gave a complete description. Many times the packages were even opened and examined prior to you leaving the store so I know they were quite aware of the intimate enema equipment. I’m just wondering if they thought it was for us or my elders.

Ahhh that Rexall Red Bag ( open top ) that we all should have saved? Wonder what the price is today for this vintage bag?

I grew up in a big town through the 60s. I remember we had Bartells in my first neighborhood right across from a Sears Roebuck. After we moved to a new place there was a Woolworths for many many years.

Unlike most folks here I don't recall ever seeing an Enema bag or the related gear. But growing up with both Ma and Pa in the house I did see some mighty interesting things. Ma and Pa liked to make out in the kitchen with me and my Sis there. When they would French me and Sis would run out screaming "ewwee!!" This was a common occurrence around dinner time. As I grew older several highly charged erotic episodes marked my early teenaged years. One episode was to lay the foundation for me of my love and fascination for high heels, stockings and girdles and see thru negligees.