Buying equipment

I'm looking to buy a reasonably priced inflatable nozzle. Any suggestions on where to shop?

Do a Google search, cand comparison shop amongst three or four vendors. I think we got ours from Medicaltoys.com but that was back in the day when we were first playing together. I'm sure there are many vendors and competitive prices. Google is your friend.

Saw one on ebay for $77: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Clean-Stream-Silicone-Anal-Douche-Enema-2-Bulbs-/350433164400?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item519771bc70

Have been looking for one myself. Just found one at a good price at Healthy and Active, healthyandactive.com. Has anyone purchested from them? If so how long did deliver take?

Another purchase question. Clear silicon bags are hot (in my opinion)--but really pricey. Anyone seen a great price on these?

E2e2,

Yes, a Klystra silicone bag may seem pricey...BUT(t) if taken care

of, will last for many years. Average price $100, give or take a

hundred Enemas in the next year, comes to only $1 per Enema, and the

bag isn't even broken in yet.

When I bought my first Sherema bag, back in '83, it was $35.95, which

was a LOT more money then, than now. I still have the bag, so it was

a very cheap investment. I also bought the matching red bag in '84,

but price had jumped to $39.95. It's still like new.

Quality equipment costs up front, but will bring years of pleasure.

Dan

For the inflatable nozzle, I'd stay away from the cheaper sillicone nozzles, like the ones they sell on extreme restraints. I bought one from them, which sprung a leak after about 1.5 months (2-3 uses). They were kind enough to replace it free of charge, even though the official policy is 3 weeks after receipt. The second one, however, also sprung a leak after under 2 months (again only a few uses). After that, I gave up on those, and bought one of those latex, single-inflator, german models likw you find on Ebay

E2e2 Ebay way the best deal on inflatable enema plug. Think I found the best wat to use it. Don't put it in and then inflate the nozzel. Infate before with the amount you can take,I usally go for 1/3/4 to 2" insert a little bit and start the enema, and you can direct the flow. Feels good and opens you a little, then put the entire nozzel in. I find it is more secure and does not slip out. Have fun.

I've always purchased my expensive enema equipment, large bags, balloon nozzles, etc., from Klystra. They've been in business over 20 years and provide excellent service. They are prompt with shipping out orders or even just answering questions. Barry