Bisacodyl Enema

I found a Fleet Bisacodyl enema at the pharmacy I go to rather surprised that I found it. I have heard of people going through a crazy process to dissolve the protective coating on Bisacodyl tabs to put in water to make a crazy enema. So what I did was filled my large bucket with water then dumped the fleet enema in the water and shoved my 26 inch colon tube up my boy hole and opened the flood gates. I went in rather fast and I filled in no time. Then I waited a little then I really needed to go. I pulled out my tube and sat on the pot it came and came and well you get the idea. I still have half a bucket left so I will do the rest. Wow I gotta say feel pretty clean after the first go around. So the second should make me squeaky clean... Damn wish I had some peeps to play with some of the recipes I cum up with are awesome and would love to share. Happy cleaning.

Taker Easy,

SGG

I've used Stephen S.'s formula for dissolving 3-4 Dulcolax tabs injected with 8 oz bulb, followed by 2 qt. tap water at once. After 5 min. felt atomic. I've also inserted a Dulcolax Suppo, waited 5 min. and followed with 2 qts. tap water; very strong effect. I've thought about buying Fleets Bisacodyl enemas and following with tap water, but they are pricy. I wish they still made liquid bisacodyl to add to tap water, a la Clysodrast used in radiology departments years ago. The tannic acid in Clysodrast got it withdrawn from the market.

Bisacodyl is one STRONG chemical and works better than any soap suds.

The affects must be massive when you take the bisacodyl.

I have had to resort to buying them online. I keep a couple around. I find the best way to use them is 10 minutes before an Epsom Salt and Soapsuds enema. Do NOT expel in between!! It WILL add some "kick" to the enema.

By themselves, they do surprisingly little. After 20 minutes in Simms position, the enema is fully propagated inside you. you can then get out of position, and go about your day. But not TOO FAR from the toilet. When bisacodyl kicks in, it does not give much warning.

Insert at first 2 Dulcolax suppositories, afterwards take a 2 qts. tap water enema, this very slowly, and hold this so long as possible.

It takes bisacodyl suppositories at least 15 minutes to dissolve.

I make sure to wait a minimum of 20 minutes after I take one before taking any enemas.

One of the few enemas that I have had which was medically required was one I received in preparation for a colonoscopy and barium enema. It was a sop suds and bisacodyl enema. It was administered via a balloon colon tube. It was quite effective. I have enjoyed bisacodyl enemas ever since when could. I always have some bisacodyl suppositories on hand. As a suppository they are quite effective in emptying the rectum and lower sigmoid colon. I much prefer to melt the suppository in boiling water and then add some Castile to the mixture before I dilute that water to make a full two quart enema. Works very well.

I only use them as pre-enemas 10 minutes or so before an Epsom Salt and soapsuds, or added to a glycerin enema.

I bought some Fleet biacodyl enemas through amazon. It's the only place I've been able to find them. About 4 hrs ago, as suggested below, I used one 10 mn before a salt water enema ( 2 qts water 2 teaspoons of sea salt ), expelled and did 2qts of plain tap water. I got decent results. I need to try one by itself to see what happens.

This morning I crushed up 4 bisacodyl tablets and mixed it with the juice of half a lemon and a small amount of water . The powder was completely dissolved in a few minutes. I then mixed it into a 1 quart enema and injected it slowly. Well it was quite a time with cramps, even after the quart of water left me. I still feel like I have to go, it's been 5 hrs.

It was an experience but I don't think I'll try it again, don't want to feel the effects for that amount of time.

I melted three Magic Bullets (10 mg bisacodyl each) last night and mixed with a 1.5 quart tap water enema. I laid on my back to begin the enema and rolled to my left side for the last of the enema. I put on a little protection and waited for the results which came rather quickly! At a little over five minutes, I literally couldn't hold the enema and had an accident before I could get across the bathroom to the toilet. It is good that I had on an incontinence pad! The bisacodyl enema continued to work me hard until everything was out and then some more! I tried to take follow up tap water enemas to clear out the bisacodyl, but couldn't get in more than a pint without losing it again. I finally had to get in the shower to take the tap water enemas until I was able to take enough to clean out the bisacodyl. I was pretty worn out! I don't think I will try as much again.

This is the exact reason that I always use at least 2.5 qts. of warm water when using dissolved Dulcolax. This amount of water will usually sweep out all the Dulcolax and waste. Using small amounts of water can leave bisacodyl up high in the bowel, resulting in repeat trips to the loo.

If you want to speak to the Dulcolax enema expert, see Stephen S., the retired R.N.

What surprised me was when I inserted one suppository, let it melt until I had to go, then ran in 2500 cc of warm tap water. Even the 10mg. of bisacodyl gave me a complete clean out, when combined with a large amount of water.

Thank you for your formula for dissolving bisacodyl tabs; I'll try it.

Anyone remember the "Fleet Bag Enema with Biscodyl Prep"? It was a plastic enema bag with a packet of liquid bisacodyl solution, sold in a Yellow and white box. I had one given to me as a teenager, and while it wasn't that hard to take, the urge to expel was memorably intense. I was barely able to hold it (1500 ml) for 10 minutes.

In years past, you could find the Fleet Bisacodyl disposable enemas right along side the other Fleet enema products, but you don't see them as much anymore!!!

A few weeks ago I tied up my sub, face down on the bed, legs spread. She was comfortably bound. I filled a marked and measured enema bag with a liter of warm tap water and proceeded to administer the liter using a 36 Fr. colon tube, which was fully inserted by the time the liter was in her. This is a fairly small amount for her and, when the clear bag was empty, she was puzzled.

What she didn't know was that I had microwaved 4 bisacodyl suppositories in 2 cups of water. Once the temperature was OK, I poured the clear solution into the bag and reopened the clamp. Of course, the small amount immediately drained into her ass, allowing me to remove the colon tube. I then inserted an inflatable butt plug and pumped it up to a generous size and allowed her to "percolate" for a while. In about 10 minutes there were urgent pleas to be untied, which I accommodated, but without rushing. By the time she was free, the sprint to the toilet was on.

The results were impressive, both in output and duration. Cramps were plentiful - an unfamiliar experience for her. There were several return trips that followed the first "all clear" flush. All in all, an interesting variation that was easy to apply.

Four bisacodyl suppositories dissolved in two cups of water and finally put in an enema with one liter warm water - this is really an impressive punishment.

@Ricini - the real punishment was the vibrator on my clit which made me want to orgasm so badly! The vibrating mode would ramp up, then stop just as I was about to cum. After several rounds of cyclic vibration and holding in the enema, I finally had to plead to expel with wettness on my thighs and no orgasm.

Fortunately he more than made up for it later! 😉

Enemasubgirl

Really, this is hard!

My first experience with a bisacodyl enema was in the '80's. It was part of the prep for a colonoscopy and barium enema. I was already pretty well cleaned out having taken a senna laxative the night before. But this enema was a combination of soapsuds and bisacodyl, given with a balloon catheter, just to make sure it worked. It did!!! For awhile after that I was occasionally able to find a suspension of bisacodyl to use in my enemas. That ultimately disappeared. The next best thing was the bisacodyl suppositories which are still available. I prefer to take a bisacodyl enema rather than using a suppository. I have found that I can melt the suppository in very hot water and then emulsify the resulting oil with castile soap to make a good enema resembling the one I had so many years ago.

I use them as a pre-enema before an Epsom Salt and soapsuds enema as part of a system cleanout.

Not the easiest things to find, so I don't always have them, but when I do, I cut the oral bisacodyl dose from 6 tablets down to 4, and take the bisacodyl mini-enema about 10-15 minutes before the main enema. It DOES add some "kick" to the ESS enema.

There have been posts in this thread about getting at the bisacodyl in side the enteric coated pills, and folks being a bit woeful on the banning of tannic acid.

My experience with the pills is that just crushing them thoroughly and adding to water is just fine. 4 of those in 2 qts, and you may come to a new understanding of the term "persistent action". If one really wants to separate the laxative, though, soak the pill(s) in a mild sodium bicarbonate, e.g. Arm & Hammer. after a few minutes, remove the pills and put them into another container of about 2 oz water. Add to this, about 1/4 tsp ascorbic acid (vitamin C; Fruit Fresh) water, Now you have your solution concentrate, as has been mentioned in a post. What you do with it is up to you, perhaps water your non-consumable plants with it. I am not a doctor, and if I were, I wouldn't be prescribing anything, hehe. What *I* do with it, is use it in an enema, though, as I say, dissolving isn't necessary for it to work Just Fine!

. . . My experience with the pills is that just crushing them thoroughly and adding to water is just fine. 4 of those in 2 qts, and you may come to a new understanding of the term "persistent action". . . .

The tablets are only 5 mg.

For a REAL "persistent action" Try what's in my Susie's VERY rough ride enema -- SIX, 10 mg suppositories plus a few other goodies dissolved in two quarts of solution! Can you say, Uuugghh?!?!? You will have the urge to push for hours after you are empty.

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This will cleanse you and absolve you of all your sins!

Switchablesusie

I suppose that your recipe will not only lead to horrible but further more to cruel effects in your intestines.

I found bisacodile enema very effective, but it makes you very cramping... 😢 I have tryied only onece.

I would avoid frequent use of Bisacodyl from either end: It can damage the nerve endings of both rectum and bowel.

Bisacodyl Whether by enema, suppository or tablet, IS fo occasional use only.

You can tolerate fairly high doses, just not too often. No more than 4 times per year!!

I have never found bisacodyl enemas in the drug store. I've thought about ordering some online.I've tried dissolving tablets in water, after crushing in a mortar and pestle. I have never had any luck. Any advice on how to dissolve it?

Susie, the rectal cramps that follow a bisacodyl overdose are what I refer to as "dry heaves of the ass".

Nmas4u

In dissolving 2 Dulcolax suppositories in 2 litres warm water you will have a very effective Bisacodyl Enema.

Nmas4u, put a teaspoon of baking soda in a shot glass and fill with very hot water. This will dissolve the coating on a Dulcolax tablet and allow it to crumble. Add that to 7 oz. of warm water and inject with an 8 oz. bulb. Follow at once with a bag of warm tap water to push it up high into the colon. In about 5 min. it will kick in and give you an intense expulsion. Use 3, or 4 Dulcolax tabs to do this. For a suppose, insert 2 and wait 15 min, then inject the bag of warm water. The Dulcolax brand of suppose are oil based and take awhile to dissolve. If you want fast dissolving, buy some "Magic Bullets" suppose., as they are water soluble and will dissolve quickly in hot water, or insert 2 of them and follow with a bag of warm water for a faster action.

Radiology depts. used to use a product called Clysodrast added to 1.5r 2 qts. of water to prep patient who came in poorly prepped for a BaE. One enema would do the job. Clysodrast contained bisadcodyl and tannic acid, but was taken off the market, because the tannic acid did damage.