Silicone Nozzles

Could be because it isn't medical equipment. 😁

Also could be that calling something medical equipment can open a whole big can of regulatory worms depending on the country. In the US enema equipment is unregulated medical equipment. This might not be the case elsewhere.

Also it saves them having people ask how truly medical something such as https://www.siliconenozzles.com/11-Veined-Intruder-15-20-Diameter-Ithyphallic-Style-Nozzle-VEINED-INTRUDER.htm can be.

I have purchased a few colon tubes of various lengths, softnesses, diameters (63 to 75Fr), and configurations from siliconenozzles. My favorite (so far) has been the 36" long, CT-63Fr, 10 Soft, Silicone Serpentine Colon Tube with the 1.25" retaining ball. I find it more cooperative than some of the rubber/plastic tubes I've used in the past. My only "regret" was getting Tip B (smooth) instead of Tip A (four ball tip).

Shopping for a new tube :

I'm a happy siliconenozzels customer but I'm looking to branch out from my current CT63 in 18 softness/hardness/durometer. Wow, so many options. Larger? Harder? Softer? Larger and softer seems to be the consensus from reading other threads?

Colors? My current one is clear, or at least it used to be before it began to yellow. From research I've done that is pretty normal for clear silicone over time so I'm considering going with a solid color. This is where I'd especially like some opinions and or pictures given as there's no color chart on the site. What do the givers in the group like? Is there a particular color that looks hot from the driver's point of view or are you not that concerned with fashion in this regard?

Is there anyone else selling tubes anymore? As far as I can tell, 63Fr is the smallest tube siliconenozzles makes. Just for variety I'd like to have something smaller, more in the 40Fr range.

@Liquid Plumr

Is there anyone else selling tubes anymore? As far as I can tell, 63Fr is the smallest tube siliconenozzles makes. Just for variety I'd like to have something smaller, more in the 40Fr range.

https://www.amazon.com/Silicone-Nozzle-Attachment-Reusable-Douche/dp/B088JZL5V6

I've been using this Amazon tube for the last few years. (Ya, I know, its Amz!) Quality seems good & I've not had any of the problems that other users report in their reviews. Like many colon tubes, it's a long slow slippery process with lots of lube to get it fully inserted. Good luck on your search for a new tube.

@Liquid_Plumr - I've been using a couple tubes from Optimal Health Network for several years now and am quite happy with them (36 inch 34fr). They've changed the design over the years and their longest now is “only” 30 inches. While I haven't tried their “new” design, based on previous experience with their stuff it might be worth a look.

By the way, I've found that insertion is easy with lubing only the first few inches. If you run into resistance after that's in, just try running a bit of solution in, wait a few secs and then proceed.

I ordered a simple 3-liter vinyl bag and 3" retaining nozzle from Silicone Nozzles. Some observations:

• Right from the start, there is something sensuous in the way the bag fills out with the weight of the water.
• Despite the large nozzle, I find my ass muscles have to work to hold a seal, a slight pleasant effort. Mostly successful.
• With my ass full of nozzle instead of water I noticed less urge to expel.
• The large bag let me have a complete fill in one go.
• The bag has a screw top. If you burp it from the top you won't introduce air later when the bag is fully empty. You can take it right down to the end.
• A longer hose from bag to nozzle is convenient too. I am free to walk around without much worry of leaking.

Overall a sensuous and rocking experience.

We have one of just about all the different nozzles and colon tubes from silicone nozzles. They are by far the go to equipment lately.

I use their nozzles. Great products. One is made like a screw and turns on its way out, Fun!

I have 7 or 8 of their nozzles. An 18 or 20 inch snake, and various other shapes and sizes. I have one of their single balloon inflatables which is quite enjoyable once you get it in all the way. It requires quite a bit of lube. I just received two smaller ones in the mail that I ordered a week or so ago. They have anything and everything you could want..

I can highly recommend Silicone Nozzles for anyone who wants a fulfilling enema experience👍❤️😍

I’d like to try one myself but want to get a double balloon nozzle first

I just had series of enemas in the last week for the first time this year. I broke out two of six of my SNC nozzles for my enema play. 😜 They’re awesome. 😍 If you love enemas check them out. 😉

My newest nozzle from SNC just arrived today (less than a week from order to arrival).

A variant of the SNCMAX3. Plan to use it later tonight.

https://www.siliconenozzles.com/SNCMAX3EN-3-Inch-Diameter-Maxi-Silicone-Retention-Nozzle-EN-SNCMAXXXEN.htm

My newest nozzle from SNC just arrived today (less than a week from order to arrival).

A variant of the SNCMAX3. Plan to use it later tonight.

https://www.siliconenozzles.com/SNCMAX3EN-3-Inch-Diameter-Maxi-Silicone-Retention-Nozzle-EN-SNCMAXXXEN.htm

So, this one goes quite deep with the extended section up on the nose. I also purchased it at the #10 softness. I'm glad I didn't go softer because it's very flexible at this level of firmness.

It comfortably slides up my rectum and makes the turn at the top into my Sigmoid colon. The 3-inch diameter section can still be a bit of a challenge for me but the softness allows it to compress more than the standard one I have in the #18 firmness. It's good to have a bit of a pre-clean prior to inserting it. But once it's in and the flow starts, it is very impressive. I purchased mine with a 5/16" bore (same as my standard SNCMAX3) so the fill rate can be pretty fast.

I have ordered an enema bag from them several times. Very satisfied

My newest nozzle from SNC just arrived today (less than a week from order to arrival).

Was your item a ready-to-ship item or have they truly cleared their backlog so a custom pour got shipped that fast? About to attend an e-fest in 2 weeks and considering placing a last minute order if it'll get here in time!

Was your item a ready-to-ship item or have they truly cleared their backlog so a custom pour got shipped that fast? About to attend an e-fest in 2 weeks and considering placing a last minute order if it'll get here in time!

It was a custom pour. They seem to have cleared their backlog.

I'll be bringing it with me for the e-fest. I'll see you there.

I have always said, if you are into erotic enemas, Silicone Nozzles is an enema lovers' superstore. There is nothing else like it on the web. Their orders can be a bit slow at times but it's well worth the wait and their quality is top notch. They have an amazing selection of products and add new ones all the time. Even if you don't order anything it's fun just to look through the site to see all the products they have on offer.

My wife and I like the 3 liter enema bags from SNC but the eyelets are weak and tear pretty easily. I've gone through 2 bags so far but I'm trying to think of a way to beef up the eyelets. I still have the one piece hanger from the first bag and I'm wondering if epoxy might work. Just glue the bag to the hanger.

@Easy3, I would just buy a more resilient bag such as a silicone or rubber bag found all over the internet. You will be spending more time, money and thought on how to reinforce those eyelets as opposed to just getting down to business. Although everything is made in China now, they will still last longer than those thin flimsy bags.

@Easy3 Medtech3000 (Germany) sells similar bags with the same issue, but some years ago they also offer the same bags upgraded with metal rings, looks like metal rings also used in truck tarps.

https://www.medtech3000.de/Klistierbeutel-3-Liter-Darmrohr-und-Metalloesen-zum-Aufhaengen::815.html

You just can't beat a silicone bag from Optimal Health Network. I have a 4 qt. that looks like new.

I think the nozzle on my modern bag is Silicone, but like Black Hard Rubber or Red Rubber Rectal/Colon Tubes Better. Look and feel like an old time Enema.

I have to report on one particular SN plug that I haven't seen raved about much yet, but it certainly deserves it.

Model number TRIPBALL55. It's in the "Retention Nozzles / Plugs" section of the site, with it's full name being the Triple Ball Style Retention Enema Nozzle. I have a picture of it in our album here: https://en.zity.biz/gallery/image/253581

Mine came in 00-50 Extra Soft silicone with a 5/16" bore and peach flesh coloring (with a pic of it in our gallery) True to its name, three ball/ribs adorn it down to a cozy retention valley and wide flange. It's a 'front-heavy" design, but I think that is what makes it such an effective enema plug.

Due to its bulbous tip, it's a bit difficult to insert without some prior warming up. Once it's in, however, it feels comfortable, delightfully filling, and feels fairly deep in. It takes basically no effort to hold in too.

I was surprised to find that, once the flow started, you hardly felt the solution going in. It was almost like using a colon tube despite it only being 5.5" long.

I took 2 oz. of castor oil in the morning to clean me out, and after initial expulsion 2 hrs later I managed to take all 4 qts. of hot water in my bag. I doubted I could take it all with the castor oil cramping still present, but the nozzle made it a breeze.

I've gotten a few plug-style nozzles in my enema set now, but I think this is the most effective one we've ever used for retention and taking large enemas without cramping interruptions. I highly recommend this one for folks who want an excellent retention nozzle.

There are two notes to make about my ordering experience: 1) it was fast, with me ordering the nozzle on early June 12th and getting it in my mailbox on June 19th. That's faster than some RTS orders we placed, so exceptional speed there. But 2) as seen in the album picture, there were distinct seams on the nozzle for some reason. It's far from unusable, but it's a minor quality ding that I wouldn't expect from SN. I suspect it's due to this nozzle's particular mold being rougher, but it's not a deal breaker for me and I didn't notice it during use. It's also somewhat cheaper compared to other nozzles, so it'd make sense.

No, but I ordered a silicone vibrator that wiggles and thrust at the same time and it absolutely drives me crazy! It provides me more pleasure than any enema that I’ve ever taken..

I have the CONCAVE SPD 2.5" - Retention Style Silicone Nozzle from https://siliconenozzles.com/CONCAVE-SPD-25-Retention-Style-Silicone-Nozzle-CONSPD-25.htm and love it. takes some work to get it in but it provides a good seal and the ability to relax while taking an enema. they make smaller and larger variants of the nozzle so depending on the users preferences there are many options.

Siliconenozzles.com site is down. Did anyone see a notice that the site would be down for a while?

SN stated that the new website would launch on July 6th. Perhaps retention issues?

SN stated that the new website would launch on July 6th. Perhaps retention issues?

LOL! Could be!

Or it could have been a freedom of speech issue associated with a religious objection to designing websites associated with enemas and enema nozzles.

Is anyone else still having issues with visiting their site? I've been unable to browse it and just keep seeing a "maintenance page" with a grand reopening message at the bottom, but no way to get past it.