High Inserting of suppositories

Have you some experience of inserting suppositories high up rectum or did it not make any difference at all.

It could be nice to know where to order an applicator for inserting suppositories high.

You can buy "inserters" from medical supply companies but they are expensive. Go to Amazon.com and look at "vaginal crème inserters" for just under $6.00. Good luck.

I know it doesn't make sense but I've found that the higher I insert a suppository the less effective it is. I've found they work best if I insert it just far enough that it is pulled in on its own. I don't know what it's that way but that's just how it is for me.

You can use a proctoscope as an applicator. Lubricate and insert the proctoscope to the desired depth; remove the obturator. Place the suppository in the bore of the proctoscope, and reinsert the obturator. It will push the suppository out of the scope and into the rectum. Withdraw the scope, and you're done.

I just purchased a proctoscope for the purpuse of inserting my suppositories deeper in me. Any suggestions on lube for the proctoscope?

KY should be fine for the proctoscope. You may additionally want to inject a little KY into the rectum before inserting it. A small syringe (without the needle!) will work for this, or there are various lube syringes available from sex toy vendors.

A soda straw works great for inserting a deep supository. stick the end of the suppository in the end of the straw. Insert it into the anus and when you reach the desired depth just give a little twist and pull out the straw.

I think it's not needed to insert them deeply. When they are inserted slowly and with the help of one finger of your partner they make a pleasant sensation. I think, no I'm sure that the previous situation is what make it a very arousal experience.

It does not make any difference how far in you put it.

ACTUALLY it does make a difference how far you insert a suppository, especially for bisacodyl, somewhat less so for glycerine.

As far as the straw method previously described goes, I would be very careful because if the suppository falls off the tip of the straw while inserting it and you twist it as described, the straw will cut the rectal epithelium and you will bleed.

There are a number of possibly complex and expensive to make Rube Goldberg devices you can make for inserting a suppository, but using the vaginal creme inserter that RAIN described is a very good idea.

This guy looks like he knows what he is doing. http://xhamster.com/movies/1552685/couple_rectal_temperature_and_suppository.html

"I love suppositories...would like to have it deeper in my butt ... i enjoy the sensation of the insertion followed by a finger ..it is one of my favorite fantasies"

I also enjoy fingering before recieving suppositories.

I've also used a large soda straw like you get with a slurpee. I put the suppository on the end of the straw and use a pencil, eraser end first or a smaller straw to release the suppository. I do like the idea of a vaginal cream inserter.

Jim

It definitely makes a difference. You’ll find that they are easier to hold if higher in the rectum, though obviously it’s not necessary to push them further up than instructions indicate if using a suppository for medical purposes.

Applicators specifically for rectal suppositories are easy to find and order online. We’ve used a thermometer (very gently) to push a suppository a bit higher that’s already been put inside the rectum. However, I would be very, very careful using a straw or any other homemade applicator. You could easily damage the tissues of the rectum, especially with something that has hard/thin edges. Even proper applicators can be uncomfortable without proper lubrication.

I used to think that suppository applicators were a bit precious, to protect delicate fingers. For the last several months, though, I have been using putter-inners with bisacodyl suppositories whenever I can. The ones I use put the suppository tablets about four inches up my can, which is a lot higher than I can get with a finger. These give a few advantages. The main one is that the suppositories up high have more time to work away from the sensitive nerves in the anal area. For me, that means that they are both more comfortable and work more thoroughly. Also, just putting them in by hand usually results in a lot of greasy goo around my anal area when they melt, which is both uncomfortable and messy. There's a lot less of that when I use an inserter. And using an inserter means the tablets are a lot less likely to get expelled before they do their job. If you like fingers you can always follow the inserter with a finger, and you'll probably have a little more time to play, too.

For shopping advice, I get inserters from Amazon, which lists a fair selection as vaginal creme inserters and as rectal suppository inserters - for our purposes, both are the same. I bought about three dozen years ago, and still have most of them, even after occasionally giving them to friends. I suggest the plainer the type the better; for example, ones with threaded ends are likely to be harder to clean, and the business end should not be much larger than the tablet. Most of the inserters come individually wrapped, and are easily cleaned, although they are meant to be disposable; I just use a cotton swab (or balled up tissue) for the end, and rinse them off. The prices at Amazon are around fifty cents to seventy cents, though some go for more than a dollar; they come in packs of around six to sixty.

I would not use a straw for the reasons several posters suggested: the edges can be sharp and injure the rectal wall. Besides, I kind of like the feeling of having the inserter put way inside me.

If any neighbors go in with me on a box of a hundred bisacodyls I always throw in one of my inserters as a surprise. (By the way, neighbors here are more likely to borrow a suppository from each other than a cup of sugar. We don't find anything embarrassing about buying them or using them - or promoting them.)

Now, if you want to know my pet peeve, which is also the pet peeve of everyone I've introduced generic bisacodyl suppositories to, it is how you have to use a blow torch to unwrap them. I think Dulcolax must pay the generic manufacturers to make them like that: it should not be so hard to perforate the tablet strips and make the wrap actually peelable. Instead, we usually have to cut them open awkwardly or use two pliers, one on each tab!

- jillie

I recently purchased a 30 pack of bisacodyl suppositories at Walgreens here in AZ. The individual suppositories had an easy peel back wrapper; no fuss, no muss.

How much were the Walgreens thirty, Jimmy-1? No one could accuse the typical Amazon generics, 100 for about $11, of being easy to open! Even so, it probably is not worth going to AZ - but I'll keep a lookout if I'm ever in the neighborhood!

-jillie

Jillie,

It was about $22.00 for the 30 suppositories - not even close to the Amazon deal. If you're ever in AZ I'll be happy to help you with one 😃

When I used suppositories , I used a medical setter that had variable depth adjustment and semi automatic firing at the tme I used 3 staggered high to low in the morning by about 4 or t in the afternoon it would have delivered enough stimulation to produce a small stool, reliable high insertion makes a difderence .

I purchased a small pack of vaginal suppositories yesterday which included three applicators. The applicator is 5" long and delivered a bisacodyl suppository very nicely.

Call me old fashion. But if the recipient, in my case females, is relaxed and in a well positioned position and with a well lubricated suppository you can get a deep insertion.

The key is the position and the females ability to relax and ready to receive the suppository pushed into rectum deeply.

Everyone is built differently and the one receiving the suppository really has to want it and be able to relax.

And it certainly makes a difference when you have someone inserting the suppository for you as apposed to you inserting it yourself.

Just my experience and opinion.

I recently purchased a bag of suppository applicators from eBay for cheap. They appear to be meant for vaginal use but I just tried it with ordinary anal glycerin suppositories. It worked beautifully. I was afraid the sharp edge of the end would potentially damage my rectal tissues, but not so at all - it just glided in for a three-point landing every time. I have had trouble getting suppositories far enough up my butt for them to stay put and work, but with these NeutraBlast applicators it looks as if I can do it easily every time. They can get the suppository about 4 inches in; I twist the applicator a bit to make certain that the suppository stays put, then remove it. Very happy now as I sit waiting for the suppository to work!! Then on to my enemas, nipple clips, an anal dildo and some orgasmic joy!!! Olé!!!