Choosing an enema kit

Hi all, this is my first post on this forum.

Ive taken a huge interest in enemas recently and I would like to buy an enema kit, the problem is we dont have enemas kits in this country so I would have to order it from this one local online store that imports. I dont want to use Amazon or ebay, now this online shop im talking about only stocks 1 type of enema kit and id like to know if its any good.

I hope external links are allowed.

This is exactly what they offer: http://goo.gl/XWp3Oi

Thanks!

If you can purchase it for about the same price it is a good choice.

Try Optimal health Network online. They have several good bags

You could go to Klystra.com in California. I have one of their four quart bags and some other stuff and really like it. You could also try Healthyandactive.com because they have some good stuff, too.

hankb

I have a few bags/kits that I have purchased from Klystra and Optimal Health. Coincidentally I just purchased the same one that Vault Dweller is interested via Amazon. I am very excited to use it. I always prefer an open top 2 qt bag….

You could try a local medical supply store for a disposable kit if they can sell individually to public. Another possibility is find a medical friend who will give you one.

Droidgirl makes a valid suggestion regarding medical supply stores. I can obtain disposable enema bags locally for under 3 bucks each. They are sold individually. Not all medical supply stores stock them. Some also stock "Mabis" combination syringes for about 11 bucks. The Optimal Health Network is also a very good option, as is Klystra if you have an aversion to Amazon or EBAY. One other possibility is the local Natural Food/health store. A few local ones also sell combination syringes and disposable bags and buckets. They are a bit more spendy, however. Walmart.com might also ship one of their 5 buck bags ($4.97 US).

The one thing that caught my attention is the fact that it is a latex bag- you need to not have a latex allergy on order to use this one.