Newbie needs some equipment learnin' & help!

I bought my first enema online from CVS a couple weeks ago. I've given myself a total of 7 enemas since then (two weekend days) I saw a posting just now from someone referring to the 'cheap' boxed enema kits you can buy from drugstores. Boy do I know what she means! The syringe will not stay screwed in and is leaking everywhere.

I have been looking online for something more durable and that is where my confusion sets in. It appears that not only are there several line sizes (mine doesn't say what size hose it is...will have to measure) but it appears the hoses fit over the syringes as opposed to the syringe screwing into something (like mine).

Does anybody have some patience to teach an old broad a new trick? Any suggestions on a good online seller? Any help is appreciated!

My suggestion is to go to "Stockroom.com" and browse their enema/medical selections. I bought a silicone bag set from there and it is good quality equipment without leakage issues. A little more money now leads to great results for a long time. Good luck

Optimal Health Network will fix you right up. There are many other vendors that offer a wide variety of equipment options. Once you see what's available to you online, you'll never buy enema equipment at the corner drugstore again!

I will try both, thank you! I suppose it will take some time to figure out all the contraptions. I'd rather not get a full kit since I already have a bag and a line, but I may have to.

Sometimes, if you just insert the nozzle directly into the hose, rather than using that screw in attachment, you might have less trouble with leakage.

You could do better by going to hardware store. search for articals on homemade equipment.

For your first really good enema set-up, just get a Klystra silicone gallon bag, 250/500cc double balloon (NOT NOT NOT the 250/750 double balloon catheter) and a colon tube size 32-40 Fr. You can get all this at Klystra.com or BethTyler.com.

When you really know what you are doing, you can play with hardware stuff and do-it-yourself equipment.