Where is the best place to buy good enema equipment?

I am new to the whole enema thing, never had one before but I am very curious.

What would you recommend I buy to try it out? Too embarrassed to go to a store and buy an enema kit, so preferable something I can buy online.

CVS has 8 oz bulb syringes and bags. On line seems like a lot of work for common items.

Go to Klystra.com and look over their offerings. You can also call or write them and ask for advice. I would recommend a 4 quart open top bag, one of their nozzle assortments to give you a variety of experience and find out which is your preference, though that probably change with time and experience, a screw clamp to squeeze the tube closed and control the rate of flow, and a flow indicator so that you know how fast you are letting the water flow into you. I said a 4 quart bag, which seems like a lot, but remember that you do not have to fill it all of the way, or if it is full, you do not have to empty it all into you, though later on you might want to. By getting a 4 quart bag, you will not have to buy another one for a long time. You might also get a colon tube.

hankb

Amazon.com has all the different types of enema equipment you could ever dream of. Just go on amazon, search for "enema" and compare whatever looks appealing to you and read the reviews. There are even nozzles that can attach to your shower hose, but be careful with these- only use low water pressure and not too hot temp.

For example, a shower nozzle: http://www.amazon.com/Cleanstream-Wide-Shower-Enema-Nozzle/dp/B007KL44PO/ref=pd_sim_hpc_3

Shower hose: http://www.amazon.com/WaterChef-Premium-Handheld-Shower-Polished/dp/B00AQOCGH0/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&qid=1367766691&sr=8-11&keywords=waterchef (seems important that hose has silicone lining, not pvc)

I have only ever used the shower nozzle/shower hose combo, but in the future I may try this stainless steel bucket:

http://www.amazon.com/Stainless-Enema-Bucket-Deluxe-Kit/dp/B005V09AOG/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top

If I used the bucket, though, I would want to use an aluminum nozzle with it and this seems like it would work:

http://www.extremerestraints.com/enema-supplies_212/aluminum-enema-plug_307.html

And you may want an IV stand to hang the bucket or bag from (I recommend researching on this site how high to hang the bag- the consensus seems to be to have the bottom of the bag/container no higher than 16 inches above your ass):

Good looking IV stand for enemas at the bottom of this page:

http://www.medicaltoys.com/enemas.htm

*disclaimer: I have no affiliation with any of these stores. Use caution and common sense with this equipment and use it at your own risk.

If you can't find what you are looking for after browsing dozens of pages of enema equipment on ebay both in health/personal care and "adults only" category (must be signed in)

there are several other links to sites like Klystra, medical toys etc. as mentioned in previous comments.

Could you be so kind as to recommend a trustworthy, private source for equipment. We need a new bag and a colon tube. Also, what lube do you recommend.

Could someone suggest a good colon tube for my wife. Type, size. She has cancer and is very small.

Thanks

Optimal Health Network is a reputable source. Their silicone colon tubes are very good.

Amazon or Alibaba dot com... also reputable sources.

Siliconenozzles.com has nice stuff

What do you see as the difference between "beginner" equipment and equipment you will use for the rest of your life?

What do you see as the difference between "beginner" equipment and equipment you will use for the rest of your life?

As a beginner myself, I wanted to be able to deliver an effective enema without a large investment. Before I spend a bunch of money, I want to learn what I like and don't like about bags, bulbs, nozzles, etc.

I just purchased my first Cara 2 Qt Combination Bag at Walmart for $4.96. It's your typical red hot water bottle and comes with a small enema tip and a douche tip (similar to what you would find on a Summers Eve douche). I've already upgraded to a more flexible latex tube which cost double what I spent on the kit. Being a "combination" hot water bottle and douche means that the hose connects to the same cap you remove to fill it - so it's a little more fussing about to prepare. If I elect to go with a bag long term, I think I would want an open top style - or perhaps a can/bucket. I may even design my own since the principles are so simple.

I've also learned that it might be nice to have a decent bulb for the initial cleaning or for just a quickie.

My next challenge is finding out what types of nozzles I prefer. Once I'm confident in techniques that I want to employ longterm, I have no issue investing in the best equipment for the task.

Klystra.com has a variety of quality stuff. I got my 4 qt bag and flow meter from them.

hankb

I agree with the posts below this one. The companies listed are good suppliers. I will ditto Optimal Health network as a great source. The URL is http://www.optimalhealthnetwork.com/. As an aside... they sell a silicone colon tube that has a wonderful silicone leading tip that is small and helps the tube go around corners more easily. The URL for that item is: http://www.optimalhealthnetwork.com/Tapered-Silicone-Colon-Tube-30-Inches-p/666.htm. It is an FR32 in diameter.

I have ordered from them about six or seven times. If you go to the home page, first URL above on the top right hand side they have a "NEWSLETTERS" box to put your email address. By subscribing you will receive a monthly newsletter usually with a one day 18% sale of a 5 day 15% sale each month. Lots of interesting articles and products. Not inexpensive; however, really good equipment.

I ordered virtually all of my present equipment on line. The sites I used were Klystra, Optimalhealthnetwork and Siliconenozzle. Amazon has a fair number of things as well. eBay has a lot of things also. I obtained my double balloon nozzle there. It's probably not as good as the Klystra one is supposed to be, but the Klystra one is not available until who knows when. You can order everything from these sites--even soap (Dr Bs 's and other kinds) even lube! All delivered in plain brown paper.

If you're embarrassed to buy in person try an online site. Klystra, Optimalhealthnetwork and Siliconenozzle all have great products. EBay also has a large number of products as does Amazon. I recommend getting quality items as they will last far longer.

Beginner stuff can be had at wal mart.

They have the infamous triple purpose bag. It comes with a plug and you can use it as a hot water bottle. It also comes with a hose and an enema nozzle and a douche nozzle. You can act like you need a hot water bottle when you buy it if you are shy.

Wal Mart used to and probably still does have a small squeeze bulb enema syringe. We have had a lot of fun with ours over the years despite it's humble origin. .

Wal Mart also had glycerin suppositories if want to play with them

They also have rectal thermometers and low end stethoscopes and BP cuffs.

That is generally all in the store.

If you go mail order they have a lot more including disposable speculums. Yea, go figure. Gynofetish at wally world.

Who wouldda thunk?

Where to buy E Equipment :

Where do you guys buy your equipment? What is best brand to go with?

Klystra is the highest quality brand on the market when it comes to bags and there nozzles are pretty good too,

and siliconenozzles makes exactly what it says on the tin good quality silicone nozzles (and some other stuff).

If the klystra silicone bags are out of your budget seeking health has a good silicone bag for much less (this is what I use).

I think the best equipment is online. I have bought equipment from Klystra, Optimalhealthnetwork and Siliconenozzle and it has been very good.

Ebay has been a very good place for me as has SiliconeNozzles.com.

EZEM (available at both places) has very nice and heavy vinyl bags (Most come with a very reusable hard plastic Barium Nozzle) that last quite a while, but are not very easily cleaned.

On Ebay you can search for EZEM and find many variations and prices. Also on Ebay search for "Stoma Irrigator" the one I have is the ConvaTec Visi Flow Irrigator (just a note you will need a regular nozzle for this as it comes with a stoma cone) is a very nice, easily cleaned setup for a moderate price ($35 to $40 Dollars).

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Shopinprivate.com is another site. Very discreet.

I've mostly ordered from Amazon. Some products are better than others.

So if the price seems too low to be true, it may be a waste of money. Pay attention to the reviews.

As a newbie with enemas, I am curious as to what websites have good quality enema equipment that can be purchased at a reasonable price. Do you have any favorite enema equipment for a newbie that you would recommend for purchase? Many thanks to anyone who responds to this posting.

Try http://www.klystra.com/ or http://www.optimalhealthnetwork.com/

For both price and quality, we have been happy with Health and Yoga

As a newbie with enemas, I am curious as to what websites have good quality enema equipment that can be purchased at a reasonable price. Do you have any favorite enema equipment for a newbie that you would recommend for purchase? Many thanks to anyone who responds to this posting.

I’d suggest that for the general-purpose items you will need, like hosing, connectors, and valves, it’s better not to go to the sites that specialise in enema equipment, but look for them on ebay or amazon. You can find far better prices there.

There's a brand called Pure Life that has a nice selection of good stuff. You can find them on their own site, or on amazon.

http://www.purelifeenema.com/purelife-stainless-steel-enema-bucket-deluxe-kit-with-silicone-tubing/

amazon

http://www.amazon.com/Stainless-Enema-Bucket-Deluxe-Kit/dp/B005V09AOG/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top

But pay attention, because also on amazon is a brand called Pure Enema, which is slightly lower priced but made in China. You don't want made in China.

As for nozzles, check out the famous Silver Bullet:

http://my-enema.com/shop/product.php?productid=17022&cat=271&page=1

I am not affiliated with any of the above brands.

Silicon Nozzles! Not cheap but very good quality and some unique products. I have several of their products and look at their offerings often.

http://siliconenozzles.com

Look, before you spend a fortune just go to Walmart, Walgreens, or the like - even by mailorder and get a closed top bag with nozzles.

Get some experience and see what you think you and your doctor/patient(s) might also need/want.

It's a process to take a gallon, many will never be able to do so and a closed top bag can easily be gravity filled to 3 qts - fill to 2 qts, fill the sink with water of the temperature you like then hold the ba with one hand and pop the lip so water flows into the sink till the air is out then plunge te nozzle in the water and lower the bag below the water level in the sink.

When you are ready (as you might be now) for more advanced play:

http://www.klystra.com/

http://www.huse.com/