Silicone Nozzles

I've been looking at those for a while now, but the diameter and length I want is a bit expensive for me now, so maybe I'll order some later.

You are absolutely free to prefer another product, but impugning the good faith of a company and its owner without any kind of evidence is another matter. If you’re ever unhappy with their product, there’s nothing to stop you from complaining to them.

I am concerned with inaccurate shipping time frames quoted by a retailer. Next Friday and the following week I have "events" planned and I can't even be confident whether or not my order will be in hand by then. I suppose it's for these reasons that I've held off on buying custom products in the past. This time I couldn't resist such unique items though. Glad hondo is enjoying his replacement. Makes me even more excited to get my order and review for everyone.

I got some great news today. I should receive my 122 Fr, 32" long, #005 softness, 1/4” bore colon tube by the end of the week! I can't wait to do the kind of fill that I've been craving. Friday afternoon will be the first run. I'll be sure to review for those on the fence about ordering from siliconenozzles.com, either Friday evening or early next week after several uses. One month to receive an order is the longest I've waited for any toy or enema product. However, I've been looking for ideal products to fill (pun intended) my enema and anal desires for awhile now. There's more of a focus in the market on nozzles than tubes it seems. I've personally seen more merits in tubes myself, but wide nozzles that combine length, as well, are welcome. Speaking of nozzles, the PSP, the oversized and overlong nozzle that I ordered will still take a little longer. There's a ton of demand for them. This comes at no surprise to me since I knew I wanted it since I saw the photos and dimensions.

Congrats! I hope its everything you would think it would be! Mine was, and after I learn my anotomy a lil better I'm going bigger and better.I can't wait for your review.

The first experience with the CT-122 was wonderful and the palpable bulge I could feel through my abdomen was very exciting. I was able to get the deeper solution delivery that I was hoping for, completely bypassing the rectum and sigmoid colon. That first use I was only able to take half the length. I have a "snake" that I can take fully, but the diameter is slightly smaller and there is a different shape. I look forward to accommodating more over time as I learn to use it better. Even more so, I look forward to having the huge PSP nozzle to accompany the CT-122. The PSP is arriving on Friday. I hope to use it this weekend, but either way, next Monday evening will be a big session for me.

I've made progress with the CT-122 (28 " and 5 firmness) and I can take about 20" of it. It was incredible to have that much inside and feel so filled. The deepest I've taken it was when I was just using it as a snake for fun and not taking an enema. I wanted to focus just on insertion to get a better feel for it since it is so much to maneuver. Now that I know what's possible, I can't wait for an enema with it!

I've really been enjoying the PSP nozzle (5 firmness). It stays seated well and allows eased retention of larger volumes. The nozzle length allows the solution to be deposited immediately into the colon, bypassing the rectum. This means more comfort and a superbly satisfying experience. The PSP is also fun to thrust in and out as a probe. I'm considering getting one that is firmer and with no bore to use as a dedicated probe.

I'm thinking of plunging the CT-122 deep into my colon again tonight...craving that feeling now. I used to be purely a width guy, but now it's a split between depth too.

I have purchased 3 of his products. I have a CT-63 54" #12 silighty soft. I have been able to get it in about half way and then it starts to bunch up in my rectum. I think I should have gotten the #15. Still like it. In the future will get a larger size and get the #15. I also have MBXL Long nozzle in a #18 and love it. It is 18" long and goes in all the way. The solution goes all the way to the ceum with little or no cramping. I wish the made a longer version of this one. If they made the CT-63 in a #18 I think it would slide in a lot smoother. I have a SSND-MLTIDML sound which is a 24- 36 fr. I have a meatontomy done to the base of the glands so it doesn't stay in like they say it should. I hope they make some with a larger french size at the tip. I can take 37fr most of the way. Overall I like his product and his wait time has come way down. It only took about 2 1/2 weeks to get the last two items.

Hey tubeman..............silicone nozzles does make a #63 colon tube in a #18. The only thing is that you have to order it in translucent (no color). The comfort scale is called #18 flex-soft. I have the 44" #63Fr and have no trouble inserting it to the full length. Just a suggestion............. I hope this info is useful to you.

professor

I was just on their website and the CT 54 comes in a #18 but the ct 63 comes in a #12 or #15. I will have to email them and see if I can get it in a #18.

Tubeman.......I too just went to the website and you are correct about the choices in the drop-down boxes. However, the translucent tubes can be made firmer. According to Bob at SNC something about adding color makes the tube softer. If I were you I'd give him a call and ask about this matter. I have talked with him 3 or 4 times and he is very helpful (just be sure to note the NEW phone number). I hope this information is of some help to you tubeman. BTW I just got a conformation of shipping this morning on my #75 36" colon tube. It should be here by the weekend. Can't wait ! ! !

professor

I just got a conformation of shipping this morning on my #75 36" colon tube. It should be here by the weekend. Can't wait ! ! !

professor

Professor, please share your experience with the CT-75 once you receive it and use it. I ordered a 48" CT-75 in 10 softness so that I can get deeper than with the CT-122 I have. Bob has informed me that the CT-75 is still quite filling but easier to take deep in his experience. What softness did you get? I can't wait to get mine and hear about your experience.

Permitdrab........ I ordered the tube in a #10 comfort scale just as you did. I talked to Bob At SNC about the compairison of the #18 flex-soft of my #63 and he suggested a # 10. He said that the added "heft" of the #75 as compaired to the #63 would make the #10 react about the same as the #18 comfort scale on the #63. We shall see. I will let you know.

professor

I've read on his website on the feedback comments on his colon tubes ..particularly the ct122..it says it delivers a very slow water flow..maybe because of compression on the "tunnel" ? Has anybody else had this problem? I'm curious cuz I'm thinking about ordering one.Thanks in advance!

Hondo--- I like to take my time emptying the bag, and I spend perhaps 15 minutes putting four quarts inside myself by using a screw clamp (from Klystra.com) to regulate the flow. I have not had any trouble with my 60" colon tube not being able to handle the flow. Perhaps if I were letting it in at twice the rate, I might notice something, but I doubt it because the bore of the colon tube is about the same as the tube from the bag, so I doubt you will feel the flow is contricted.

hankb

I ordered one from Optimal Health Network and it slides in much easier than the rubber ones. I'm referring to colon tubes.

Just bought great new enema nozzel, called canal 5, featured on Ebay enemas. The bulbs are 1 1/4" and a tight hold in between. The best part it is flexable. I put 3 nobs in sat on the toilet seat, it bends took my enema in douche position. Its almost like a JBL. For a regular enema stays in nice and tight. Cost $20.00 and worth every penny.

@ Herbert

So nice to make it simple for other members ,

share the link of your purchase , or put a pic in your album

Any progress on the depth insertion of the ct122? I am also curious to know if anyone has the ct152 yet and how it "fits". It would seem a waste of money to get longer, bigger tubes if they aren't going to reach the desired lengths. Hankb,I also like the slow fill but I didn't see how big your tube was...I saw how long it was.

Hondo--The tube i use is either 32 fr or 36 fr.

hankb

The new nozzles they're making are a bit pricey butt look intriguing. Has anyone ordered the dual density nozzles?

Any progress on the depth insertion of the ct122?

Today I started with the PSP nozzle and did 1.5 quarts with a 1/4 cup of peppermint Dr. Bronners. After expelling, it was on to the CT-75 with another 2 quarts of the same solution. I got the CT-75 all the way across the transverse colon, which was incredible. I decided to take it easy when it started the resistance caused it to push back on the walls of the descending colon, creating a nice bulge, rather than try to work it into the ascending colon. That's when I let loose with the soapy solution. After expelling, I hooked up the CT-122 with another 2 quarts, but a weaker soap solution that time. I easily inserted the CT-122 up the descending colon. I was enjoying that sensation enough and was eager to cum, so I started the fill there, rather than trying to work it around the bend into the transverse colon. It was practically an out of body experience when I came as the last bit of solution was emptying into me and I was pulling the tube back out down the descending colon. A rinse with the PSP nozzle and now I am an extremely happy camper! I'll be sure to report once the CT-122 rounds the bend, which I am confident will happen with patience.

A great experience awaits! All of Bob's creations are exceptional. I have a CT-122 in #03 and most recently have been using a PSP in #05. Took awhile to learn how to use it but I can now get all 14" in after a complete clean out. I do this by starting with a shallow insertion and small enema and work up to deeper insertions and more volume.

For efficient cleaning I have found what works best is to insert the nozzle and then let water flow as I withdraw it almost all the way. Stop the flow and then I re-insert a little deeper and repeat, letting water flow again as I withdraw. It takes me about three gallons (three bags) - one to three quarts for each of 7-9 enemas, gradually working up in depth and volume to get cleaned out to where the return is pretty clear. Getting past those last two big ridges (2" and 2+&quot 😉 is a real experience! OMG! Part way through I sometimes start continuing the flow as I push the nozzle back in or moving it in and out in fucking motion while pulsing the water flow.

Like getting fucked by a really strange cock spouting lots of cum!! Once pretty well cleaned out, starting with a siphon-filled full bag hung high for fast flow, I get a real rush by inserting the tip just a few inches, then starting flow while pushing the nozzle in all the way past the first large ridge. Warming the nozzle in hot water adds to the effect. I use plain water at 110 degrees most of the time for enemas, sometimes with Dr. Bonner's Castile soap. Hope you enjoy the PSP and are able to use it to full satisfaction.

Archimedes

I ordered a PSP and received a notice of shipment five days later. That is pretty good service and turnaround time. Good show, Bob's place.

Yesterday i ordered a model N flexible bat-shaped silicone nozzle from snc.com, and expect shipment in about a week. 1-1/8" X 10" in basic black, looks like a buttfull of slippery, rubbery rectum stretching pleasure : ) can't wait to give it a try and will report back here.

New silicone nozzle arrived in the mail today, fast service via priority mail! had to take it for a dry run (no water) just to see how it felt. LOVED IT! takes a bit of doing to get all 10" in without the shaft folding back onto itself, but a little patience and it was firmly seated. can't wait to try it with a hot bag of ivory suds.

Played with the new silicone nozzle a few times over the weekend, really enjoyed it, much easier to fully insert the whole 10" while the enema is flowing. After filling with 2Q of hot Ivory soap suds with 2 tsp of salt, i retained for 5 minutes then decided to work the nozzle in and out a bit which resulted in a lovely ejaculation. This bat shaped nozzle would be a bigger seller for the manufacturer if they'd flute the distal end to resemble a giant douche nozzle, it probably wouldn't feel any better but the eye-appeal would be awesome.

I have an order in for the SPD3.0 in 30 (firm) firmness and a model T in 12" length and 12 (simi soft) firmness. The SPD series are an exciting new offering. The SPD3.0 is 3 inches max diameter so i hope the 30 firmness isn't too much! I can do 3" plugs no problem, but I don't have experience with anything over 10 firmness. I went with that firmness because I want the nozzle to be "locked in" with no chance of budging for some strong glycerine solutions.

I looked at the SPD2.5 when debating sizes but I don't like how much longer the smaller diameter SPD models are. I want the heft to be as concentrated as possible for a retention plug. I went for the 12" model T because from my experience with the model PSP it seems to take around 7 inches of length to get into the third sphincter. The broad 2.25" diameter head is 5 inches long, so I'm hoping that I can insert it up to settle into the sigmoid and get the base to nestle between my butt cheeks for an additional seal. I want the head just inside the third sphincter, essentially creating a seal, and I figured the extra 4 inches of the 16" length option would me the head would be to far past the third sphincter if the nozzle were to be inserted all the way to the base.

I'll report my findings on both of these and if they both serve my desired purposes I've described, once I receive them.

I have a model M and love it. It is the one in my avatar pic. It is very comfortable and I can keep it in me for extended times.

I have an order in for the SPD3.0 in 30 (firm) firmness and a model T in 12" length and 12 (simi soft) firmness.

The above mentioned items will be arriving tomorrow, which is very impressive considering the delays that siliconenozzles.com used to experience. They've responded to the demand, which I think speaks well of Bob and his management of the business. Based on my experience with the three SN products that I already own, I am confident that I am in for a treat. That reminds me, I ought to post photos of the two tubes and nozzle I already have, in addition to the two nozzles arriving tomorrow. I hope to do that soon.