Colon Snake - Suppliers ?

Can anyone recommend a source for a colon snake

hankb

Did you even think to do a google search?

I got a zillion links for videos and places to purchase.

Http://siliconenozzles.com/

I have to admit the stuff at siliconenozzles.com are awesome. But as someone who has experimented with silicone-cast enema nozzles/tubes myself and knowing what the silicone material actually costs, the prices these guys charge are hideously expensive.

Sure, there's plenty of labour involved in making the moulds, but that is a once-off for every design, and that cost is supposed to be recovered over many production cycles. For an outfit like siliconenozzles.com who make plenty of these nozzles, I find it difficult to reconcile a price of $100+ for an item when the material cost is less than $5. But I suppose that's just the free market system and the principle of supply and demand. As long as there are willing customers who will pay.....need I say more?

Flburst58 I have purchased many of siliconenozzles products and they are first rate. The value for the price is exceedingly fair, I my opinion.

I suppose you could always make your own - but I can't and wouldn't care to, either.

Most Surgical places sell large size french tubes.

^^^^ But not an inch or more in diameter like the colon snake toys.

48 Fr is going to be about it, and most likely it will be closer to 32-40Fr.

I can also endorse siliconenozzles. They make excellent, innovative products. To quote the price of the materials and complain of the selling price is misleading: they have all the costs of running a business, including labour, rent, insurance, admin, product development (nobody else makes these products) etc. If you don’t want to pay any more for a colon snake than the material costs, you can buy a silicone kit and make your own.

I have also bought colon snakes from Creative Mouldings (http://creative-mouldings.co.uk). They only have two relevant products, made from vinyl, with no options, and their prices are higher than siliconenozzles.

Wow! They sure can get expensive. A little too costly for me, but I'd sure love to be in the receiving end of one of them. It must be an interesting experience to say the least. After that I'd never fear a colonoscopy.

I recently purchased the 122 Fr Colon Snake as an enema nozzle. That's about 1.6" and it is an indescribable feeling going in as an enema is running. I've taken about 14" of it - of the 28" length. No expectation that I'll ever take it all, but maybe another 4" - 6" over time. I've also been the "giver" and it is equally impressive visually and to feel it crawling up her ass.

Flbrst58 ... other people have talked about the business side of a business and all the overhead. I do challenge you on cost information. You need to buy a minimum quantity from any supplier of silicone. And small sizes are very expensive. Plus are you going to make the first one perfect? What about mold costs? What is your time worth? My guess, is unless you are already a skilled mold maker you will spend more than the purchase price of one piece in your attempt to save money.

If it is as easy as you suggest, perhaps it is a revenue stream for you, post your web site here when you are ready. I am confident you will get takers at say $20 - $30 per colon tube, that is 4x to 6x cost based on your cost numbers. At $50, 10x your cost would still be a "deal".

Whoa! - everybody wanting to burn me at the stake for saying siliconenozzles.com is too expensive. 😃 My intention was not to run them or their products down. And as a non-idiot I surely know that there are things like business overheads, design costs, etc, etc which contribute to the eventual asking price for products in order to make business sense.

Taking all of the above into consideration, I stick to my opinion that the products are overpriced, simply because I know the real costs involved not only of the materials but also in creating moulds and silicone products in general - and siliconenozzles.com currently have no real competition. As FunnStrict rightly pointed out, serious competition by someone such as myself (nah, I think not) or anyone else will see market forces putting a downward pressure on their pricing. That's the beauty of the capitalist system.

But in the end, folks, it still remains a question of supply and demand. And if there are willing takers, siliconenozzles.com will continue to flourish, no matter what they ask. Who said fetishes were cheap, anyway? 😁

For anyone who has ever priced silicone products, they are expensive because platinum is used in the polymerization reaction of silicone into the finished products. A massive amount of silicone goes into the thick tubes, especially the 122 French sized ones.

It isn't fiburst's fault!

See SiliconeNozzle.Com - I have the CT-122 in black, 18" long, soft end of his "comfort" chart, 12, I think. It IS very exciting. Warmed up and lubricated it is really sexy just to handle. Surprisingly deep penetration possible with the help a little auxilary mineral oil enema - I can get 16" in and I'm not a large person. All of his stuff is very high quality.

Archimedes

Well I also use urethral catheters & tried using one of my larger ones a 24 fr & attached it to the enema hose & inserted it. Way cool. It worked very well. I will purchase a larger enema tube soon, but this works for now.

Wow, not sure how I missed this thread when researching earlier! Anyways, the feedback from bburl and archimedes has confirmed that my purchase of a 122 fr tube was likely a great one. I'll be sure to report back like they have. I feel like the large diameter fine would be just as good as a snake since the hole bored in the middle must barely contribute to flexing of the tube. Bburl and Archimedes, will you share your thoughts since you own them? What size bore did you get? Also, bburl what softness did you get)

Recommends are problematic with items that are SO subjective about if we love it or loathe it or wish we'd NEVER heard of it. My first real factory made "Colon Tube" that I remember details of- was a Red 20 Fr Davol about 20 inches long.

It took me three weeks to get at all comfortable in working it into anything other than a frustrating lower bowel *KNOT* that reminded me of tying a cherry stem in one's mouth. Pulling that knot out was a mix of exasperation and delicious sensations that have me stupidly grinning in memory of how my ass reluctantly birthed the thing. With MUCH more of an emotional whiplash than I'd had before or all that often since.

And then- one more time of getting into the headspace of simply _wanting_ it to be in me, I'd tried inserting it into a quite crampingly full gut as attempt of draining a STUCK enema.

The tube seemed to be snakelike seeking my deepest recesses and I'd almost had an orgasm over my whole bowel's length as I kept feeding more..more,,more till the nozzle&colon tube junction was in my hand. At that point- Opening the clamp and feeling my colon DEcompress was what triggered a soft warm almost -must be what some female orgasms could be... and I knew it was the *BEST five bucks spent in my life up till then.

Flash forwards to my reading this thread and the comments. You get what you pay for in custom items and mass marketed medical stuff comes in crap or hospital prices these days. Cheap- Quality- or make it yourself. Where the rules of Cheap-Easy-Good, Pick MAYBE 2 are up to your research/skills *so it's your literal ass on the line if you fuck up*

And for Shit's sake don't EVER contemplate making crap to undercut the folks who make Platinum Cured real safe&good things. .They have earned our money for their products. Though? if anyone wants to make the next generation of Colon snakes that might become legends- Go For it only if you are all in for the expense of Doing It Properly. And I might be a feedback tester too.

That Said? Pick from the few folks that have high feedback ratings among sincere users of that category.

@permitdrab. Sorry for not noticing your question sooner. The 122 I purchased is 5-comfort and 3/8" bore. I continue to be VERY pleased with the quality, comfort and intensity of this product! If I have a complaint, it is only that 28" currently exceeds my 'intake' capacity!

I believe it was about ten years ago or more I purchased one of the original colon snakes through the San Francisco based "Mr. S." website. It was made of solid medical grade black silicone approximately 36 inches long and 1 inch in diameter. It was very soft and flexible, so much so that it tended for the "head" to turn back and start coming out. It usually took an inordinate amount of manipulation to insert the full length into my intestines (and a lot of "puff puff" type breathing). Quite a feeling when I reached the ultimate goal. Eventually, I decided to cut it in half for expediency. Now I rather regret that decision. I think I would love to try working that toy in fully once again. I know I paid well over a hundred dollars for it, and that was quite some time ago.

Here is a photo I took of my colon snake -----> http://i.imgur.com/xQE6n9U.jpg

I think the best source for something similar is: http://www.squarepegtoys.com/shop/depth-probe/

David

Hmmm that black 36" snake sliding in must have been sensational.