Silicone Colon Tube

Forgive me if I am repeating myself, but I recently purchased a 32Fr 30 inch colon tube from Klystra. I have to say that was one of the best purchases I have ever made! I've had red rubber tubes for years from 32 - 40 Fr of varying lengths. So I'm not a newbie when it comes to inserting tubes. But the major difference is the ease with which the silicone tube is inserted. It simply glides in and during the time I've had mine (about two months) I have been able to insert the full length every time! A true high enema is heavenly to me, and this is by far the best way to enjoy one!

So, if you're on the fence about whether to replace the ol' rubber tube with a silicone version, I'd recommend a silicone tube every time. Now to save up my nickels and dimes (lots of them) and get a silicone double balloon nozzle.

Have fun and play safe! 😉

You are SO right about the silicone. It takes every turn nice and easy, and slithers right on in. Taking it so deep adds enormously to the pleasure. There are 60 inch ones available, but I haven't worked up the nerve for that yet.

When you "..save up (your)nickels and dimes...", you will be really REALLY happy with a double balloon - promise!

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You are SO right about the silicone. It takes every turn nice and easy, and slithers right on in. Taking it so deep adds enormously to the pleasure. There are 60 inch ones available, but I haven't worked up the nerve for that yet. When you "..save up (your)nickels and dimes...", you will be really REALLY happy with a double balloon - promise!

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Tyler,

I'll be sure to write a review when I get one! I've had both 250/250 and a 500/250 in latex and they lasted almost 10+ years. But my fascination with the silicone colon tube has only heightened my desire for a silicone balloon nozzle. Which size do you have? I have actually thought about getting the 750/250...but have heard mixed reviews about the inner balloon being too big (but I'd love to know myself).

Meanwhile, I'll enjoy my 30 inch tube. A 60 inch seems a little daunting to me!

Debbi

Debbi:

I have the 750/250, and it is wonderful. I first thought the 750 would be too much, but BOY was I wrong. As for the 60" colon tube, I haven't mustered the courage to order one, but have thought about it.

If you do go with the 750/250, let me know your opinion.