OMG so embarassing buying enema equipment!

Well as for me I always got a RUSH while looking at enema equipment or buying it. When I was about 20 I use to go around towns. Looking for old drug stores . I hoped that they might still have some of the old enema bags . Not the new ones. Well I happen to find one Rexall drug store . Still the old kind . GOD you could still smell the smell only one of those drug stores had. I don't know what it was about them . But I sure got excited going in . Well after making my way back to the back counter. I started to look on the shelves behind it . Their I happen to see a couple of nice old boxes . An one was a nice Rexall fountain syringe and one combo bag . Well I finally got the nerve to ask this lady working their behind the counter . If I could see one . I know I must of been 3 shades of RED . But she got one . An sit it down an open the box. She said right their it was a fountain syringe an used mostly for enemas . Then she looked at me with a smile an ask . Did I need it for enemas or . Did I need the other the combo bag with the hot water bottle . I said can I see it . An she got it to an open it . She said both are good for enemas . But the hot water bottle could be used for more than just enemas . I said well I think I just need the fountain syringe . An she said ok with a BIG smile . I am sure she knew it was for me . An GOD was I ever so embarrassed . But she just put it in a bag an said have a nice day with a BIG smile .

I bought several new enamel 2 1/2 qt. Enema cans one time when at American Science & Surplus in Chicago. I had bought a lot of other things as well; but when the clerk got to the cans, he made some remark about them. I looked him right in the eye and told him at that price I was stocking up, and was planning to use them for their intended purpose. He went several shades of red, and did his best to hurry up and get them in a bag. (actually I made one into a night light for the bathroom)

Like was said by bercat, if it's for sale, they shouldn't say anything.

On tv it seems enema is used aloteven the good wife had the word last eve.questionwhat t.v. showsstars would you like to give aenema to.mine are three female stars of bones. next female deti. and d.a. olaw and order. there are many others sorry about spelling white nozzle.

A few years ago I read somewhere that Fleet enemas were the ninth biggest selling item in drug stores.I still treasure a 60s Walgreen ad (right after Christmas) that began:"smart girls get their rubber things---"accompanied by pictures of you know what.Like a mature nurse who was giving me an enema not long ago said"everythings plastic now"I knew that she was one of us!

It was easy for me. I called on pharmacies every day and when I saw one I liked, I just said my wife needed a new douche bag. Some of the pharmacists offered to trade it to me for some of my Rx or OTC products.

I do happen to get very turned on by interaction at the pharmacy... here in spain you don't have places like cvs or walgreens, you have to ask the pharmacist for almost everything... so it's really exciting to me to describe my "traveller's constipation" and ask for something "quick and thorough"...

When I was a kid I used to get off looking at the old Sears & Roebuck catalog. They always had some nice enema gear in there and all sorts of pictures, and some catheterization stuff, and then there was the underwear section! Ha, always had my finger in the lawnmower and tools sections so I could do a quick flip if one of my parents came into the room. And always had the catalog positioned on top of my huge hardon.

I just get stuff online. I found a good online kink store in Boston, I thought their prices were reasonable, seem to have everything and have a good reputation. I bought some estim stuff from them. I still use the shower hose for my enemas, but if I needed enema things I would order from them. Then a lot of stuff is easy to pick up at the local hardware store.

When in drug stores often I glance at the shelves where enema bags and all might be, doesn't seem to be too much these days. I start to get hard, so can't hang out there, so to say, too long.

Years ago I bought a bright yellow enema bag at a discount drug store. It was a nice one. I was so horny and just had the guts, somehow, to take it to the register. The guy looked at me and I said "I'm so embarrassed to have to get this," he said "don't worry," he was nice. I think I made it sound like it was for a medical condition. Then, as I left, I heard the other guy at the counter quietly say to him, "do you think he got that for sex?" LOL!

Far better than when I had crabs in my youth, went to a large drugstore thinking I would be more anonymous looking for crab stuff, so the guy at the counter yelled down the counter, "hey Joe, where's the crab lotion." Ugh! I know I turned redder than the old red rubber enema bags of my hot youth.

Then, one time I was buying Preparation H, the middle aged sales lady looked at me with a smile, I know, I just know what she was thinking, "someone been fucking you too hard pretty boy!" Well, LOL, the answer was yes! LOL!

And then one time there was a small drug store down the street where I lived in a large city. It was just one of those really old stores that had everything. And in the window someone had positioned a manikin holding a really large enema bag, and the nozzle was hanging from the manikin's hand. It was right in front, I bet the owner didn't even know someone had done that, maybe they did, it was there for months!

Fun times, I look back on them fondly!

I think the sales clerks are more embarrassed.

For KinkyTime in Spain.....back in 1973 I was in Vigo, Spain for the International Fishing Exposition and needed to relieve serious constipation. I went to a pharmacy near the Hotel and nobopdy spoke english....had to draw a picture and then was given a plastic bucket, flat on one side with both nozzles and rubber hose. Carried it all over Europe and then discarded it prior to re-entry to USA. (Great trip.)

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Yes, i remember those…. some years later they were replaced by normal travel bags, totally foldable...

I used to be embarrassed to buy enema gear. I recently had to replace a bag, and was at Walmart with the wife. I just casually picked up the box and put it in the cart with the rest of our items. I did use the self check line, but would not have had a problem going thru the clerked line. Beside, it was a combo enema, douche and hot water bottle. It could have easily been a douche kit for my wife.

I went to the drug store today and bought 2 Fleet mineral oil enemas and some bisacodyl suppositories. As I'm standing in line, an older man comes up to me and starts discussing the weather. Meanwhile the cashier is taking his time doing nothing. I just wanted to pay and get out. Why does that seem to be too much to expect.

I keep telling my self I need to purchase on line.

I get most of my enema gear through eBay and amazon. If I want to make a DIY device I go to Home Depot or Lowes, or some other hardware store. If I want really hard to find specialty items I go on-line to either McMaster-Carr (great source for surgical rubber tubing in all kinds of sizes) or Grainger (both of these companies will ship direct in plain cardboard boxes). Even if I go to a local drugstore, it is not a problem for me, the clerks (mostly kids in their late teens or early twenties) don't even pay attention to what I am buying, they just ring it up.

Some advice; when making an enema gear purchase out in public (drug store, Target, Wal-Mart, etc.), go through the check out line just like you would at the grocery store and no-one will even notice what you are buying. Most check-out clerks are too busy to even pay any attention to what you are buying.

Heck, I remember just a hand full of years back that just about every pharmacy has either an enema kit or a douche kit on sale in their weekly flyer. I have not seen those ads for some time, wish they would return, or is our younger generation too prudish to see the ads?

I made my first enema kit when I was 13. It worked OK until I bought my first set at 27. Still got that bag, too! Had it over 20 years now. It used to be nice to see them on the shelves at the drug store. Now, you'd have to find one with an inch of dust on it shove back in a corner at an old family store if you were to find one at all.

When buying equipment on the road I will wait for off hours to buy an enema bag hoping for less crowds at check out. I was with a Domme in Philly and we both went to the pharmacy to buy a bag that she would soon be using on me, that was great.

When I finally worked up the courage to buy a rectal tube I had to ask for help-of course they werernt on display.The mature lady clerk who helped me skipped to the chase.She sad;Heres what you want for enema play.A kindred spirit!I didn't have the sense to invite her over!

While I still blush and turn many shades of red while buying enema equipment, the eventual outcome is well worth the effort. I was on the road recently, and bought an enema bag at Walmart. I got a couple of glances from people, but had no interaction due to self checkout. I also found a vintage enema bag in an antique mall. It was in a locked glass case. I requested access to inspect it and the 50 something female seemed to understand my interest. I told her I was a collector of such things and she pointed out a couple of other water bottles in other displays. I've cum to believe, nothing ventured, nothing gained!

When I go to the drug store to purchase enema equipment, I will also purchase other items as well like, screwdrivers, chips, a car magazine, some band aids, film, batteries, etc. Gives the checkout person something to thing about.

Yeh the clerk at walgreens blushes when i buy my fleet enemas there

In the past I have calmly walked into drugstores and bought enema bags and KY. I must admit I was embarrassed at the register. Not with the checker but for fear that I would know someone in line. Now I just order it online and really the stuff is better quality. Once Kristina Amelong called me about an order and said to me "you've had a field day on our site"!! Now that was embarrassing.

Rainyjane, don't waist your time and money on Fleet's. Buy yourself a good douche bulb and you'll get much more enjoyment out of it. And the nozzles are much more stimulating. 😉 😄

I suspect that the vast majority of clerks in the big pharmacy chains, Walmart, etc, are part-time and absolutely do not care who buys what. Probably don't even look at the items. (I also suspect that most of them have been driven nuts by the endless beeping of the check-outs.) They stand there, focusing on how much their feet hurt, and hope that everything scans and they don't have to type in a bar code number. We fear the clerk will grab the mic and blurt out to the entire store "hey I've got a guy with a bulge in his pants who is buying an enema bag. " NOT: what we manifest is our own narcissism/paranoia: we think we're important enough to be followed around and checked up on. NOT. As the Book of Proverbs notes, "the guilty flee when no one pursueth." Just stop acting like you're guilty of something. You're not.

I always had fun with that one. I would go up to a floor clerk and ask them where I could find this item on my list. (combination fountain syringe) The younger workers didn't have a clue as to what that was. It was the older clerks that delivered the reactions. Anywhere from bright, red faced recognition to sheepishness to suspicion. I would always remind them that it was a hot water bottle too. That let me off the hook, but they were still embarrassed to lead me back to my Douche Bag.

Today you can buy it all online. first kit I bought I bought at a drugstore way away from where I lived and it was an older lady at the register. Wasn't that big of a deal.

Went to walmart to buy a new red bag a few days ago.. Man it was so hard to walk up to get check out.. The ladys in the back was checking me out looking at the red bad.. Like the really know what there.. I was thinking I gave them something to talk about now.. lol

The first enema equipment that I brought was purchased 25 miles from home, then I got others online. I also have a 4 qt. enema bag.

You being a female should have caused no problems. I think most people seeing fountain syringe equipment would assume it was for your use in douching. That's about as natural as seeing feminine hygiene purchases (tampons, napkins, etc.)

While traveling, I've purchased several Enema-Douche kits at the local CVS or Walgreens drugstores, along with some J & J Baby Shampoo in order to pleasure myself with a good enema back in my hotel room. Never thought a thing about it. Hell, the cashiers don't know if it's for me, my wife, or even the kids. No one has ever asked. I did have a gal at a Vitamin Shoppe strike up a conversation with me about the Dr. Bronner's castile soap one time. Not sure where she wanted to take that one, but if I had been a little "quicker on my feet" at the time, it might have led to an interesting evening.

I was under the control of my dominant partner and told to go into the store and buy a new red open top enema bag. It was a long afternoon of going to the shelves where it might be, finding a water bottle but no enema bag and then having to go up to the clerk and ask. The clerks sort of smirked almost every time but always answered and tried to be helpful. I was incredibly embarrassed, especially because my dominant was standing right there behind me. We visited 5 different drug stores plus the box stores with the drug counters and two supermarkets and never found an enema bag. They all were willing to order them but none had them in stock. I finally went on the web and ordered what we needed.

These days there are lots of online places that will ship you an enema bag in a package that doesn’t draw attention and you do not need any interaction in person. That was not the case when I was getting started with this fetish. As others have experienced, most clerks either don’t notice or don’t care what you are buying. I always made sure there was a price on the item so I would not have to hold up the line while they did a price check on a Faultless Deluxe Fountain Syringe. But I have had a few notable instances that were embarrassing or uncomfortable.

My first purchase was at a Walgreens. I was scared shitless as I paid for it, but it actually turned out as no big deal. It was the first of what would be many over the years.

One time I noticed a brand name of enema bag that I was not familiar with. I made it a point to buy anything new or different. As I was checking out the clerk, who was similar age to me, commented that, “That looks like a good one.” As she handed me the bag she said, “Have fun tonight.” I was too flustered to comment and left in a hurry.

I had decided I wanted to try a douche bulb for an enema because of the larger nozzle. I made my selection and when the clerk, an older woman, picked it up to check the price and bag it she looked at me and scowled. She didn’t say a word but I knew she was thinking, “What in the world are you going to do with this?”

I am not a big fan of Fleet enemas but one time I noticed the local drugstore had a 2 for 1 sale that I could not pass up. As I set them on the counter the clerk said, “Well hello, Mr. Smith.” It was a friend of my daughter’s. I managed to compose myself to ask her how long she had worked there. She said she started yesterday. That was uncomfortable.