Has anyone used a Silicone Anal Catheter with Bulbs with an enema bag?

I ordered via the internet a Silicone Anal Catheter with Bulbs by Clean Stream. You insert it into the anus when it is attached to the tube that is connected to the enema bag. I was surprised that the two inflatable sections at the end are quite large. Has anyone used this product during an enema? If you have used it, what did it feel like when it was inserted into the anus, and how did it feel when it was inside of you and inflated? Here is a link to view it at amazon.com: http://www.amazon.com/Silicone-Anal-Catheter-for-Enema/dp/B003CU684W/ref=sr_1_20?s=hpc&ie=UTF8&qid=1352944752&sr=1-20

Looks like a good device at a reasonable price.

Yes, VERY good price, considering it comes with the two inflator bulbs.

Dan

These double balloon catheters are THE STAPLE for people into enemas.

Some say these (from China) are not as good as the Klystra (made in the USA). There is a bit of item to item variability between individual pieces from both manufacturers. Some are better than others. One brand isn't necessarily better than the other. We presently have about ten of them, most from Klystra and a couple of the Chinese version. Both versions will wear out. Over the last twenty years, we have had and broken at least a dozen in heavy usage.

I've been using one of those for about three years now. A former playdoc introduced me to enema play and bought a double balloon nozzle as a Christmas gift one year. Due to some medical issues, it's the only way I can retain an enema. They are wonderful, that is a good price, I hope you enjoy it.

One of my favorite

You will feel a very full feeling inside & out . I've been using that type of nozzle for over 10 years now I really get to relax as I'm giving myself an enema with that nozzle in me

you don't have to worry about any leakage helps me take and hold larger enemas 4 qt +

Enjoy !!!!

The sensations of a silicone double balloon simply cannot be matched.

Deep colon tube insertions are fabulous, but there is just something about the "fullness" inside and the "pressure" outside of a double balloon that makes a person turn to gelatin - trembling and waiting for the "big moment"....

The customer reviews of this product on the Amazon site are not that encouraging, unfortunately, with currently five out of seven reporting leaks, delamination or other defects.

The old latex double balloon nozzles were great, but subject to aging and very sensitive to any contact with oils, especially Vaseline, which would cause them to break down quickly. The silicone nozzles are pretty much imune to that problem, but they do have a weakness: the silicone balloons are separate castings that are glued onto the central catheter. The leaks that most people encounter are a result of the sealant failing, usually this is a result of poor quality control at the assembly plant. The only way to repair a silicone to silicone joint is with an adhesive that is made specifically for that purpose. Here is a link to one product, Sil-Poxy. http://www.smooth-on.com/Epoxy,-Silicone-an/c11_1189/index.html the product is expensive, but still a heck of a lot cheaper than tossing a $130 balloon in the trash.

I purchased one of the made in China silicone double balloon nozzles. As e2eddie stated, the problem lies with leaking where the balloons are "cemented" to the tube. Mine probably lasted a year before leaks started developing. I have used silicone adhesive to repair the seals with limited success. I have not tried Sil-Poxy, but if I buy another one of the made in China nozzles, I would probably invest in Sil-Poxy and have it on-hand with the inevitable leaks occur. I much preferred the latex variety of balloon nozzle, but unless you have a lot of money to spend on these, I just don't think they last long enough to be practical. I think the latex ones have a softer feeling when you pump them up and I just really love latex products anyway. To me, they seem very sexy and clinical at the same time.

E2eddie's link didn't work for me. I found this link seems to work proprerly: http://www.smooth-on.com/Epoxy,-Silicone-an/c11_1189/index.html

That one's screwed up too. Let's see if this one works

http://www.smooth-on.com/Epoxy,-Silicone-an/c11_1189/index.html?osCsid=924bmc9f3rmcpdl2r3ibq0h215

Nope. Sorry. I give up. Just go to http://www.smooth-on.com and check for Sil-Poxy

Sure wish there was a way to get enough people interested in a "bulk" purchase of balloon nozzles. I bet the hospitals get them cheap from their suppliers. There is now way that I should be able to buy a Nexus 7 tablet for the same price as a balloon nozzle. That's just insane.