Where is the best place to buy good enema equipment?

The website is the website designers, it is not the site where you could still purchase merchandise. This site is from almost 10 years ago. This is the site when George was still alive and shipping our of Hawaii. The glass syringe, 2 quart raspberry bag, black and white douche bulbs haven't been available from them in years. I would proceed with caution. I've sent messages to their personal email, and haven't received any reply in asking about the business or Robert's health problems. The copyright on this page has expired in 2008. Before the site went off the grid for awhile, it was current. They are even still showing the stainless steel pot scrubbers which George started selling years before he sold enema equipment.

The 'Seeking Health' line on Amazon are an excellent value, got the 1.8 quart for the lady in my life and the 4 quart for me, btw the nozzle that came with the 1.8 brought a smile to her face :-)

I have sold several of the duplicate bags and nozzles that were still sealed. I have 2 red gallon bags still sealed and will sell them.

I also enjoy medical exam fetish as well as enemas, but nothing gets me hotter than real rubber enema bags, vintage white enamel bedpans and urinals, vintage rectal thermometers, all things that were once commonplace!!!

I've had good luck on Ebay. Nothing consistent as the sellers come and go but there sometimes is quite a variety of products, some from Germany and the UK as well.

As a quick follow-up to my question earlier in the thread, I ended up placing an order with medtech3000 via email discussion with the site owner.

The owner claimed their English wasn't the greatest but I had no issues communicating what I wanted (including a customization on one item) and the price seemed right on par with the website.

My items should be in transit now, a shipping method with any decent tracking is apparently super expensive from Germany to US, but hopefully in a week or so I'll have my items!

You can often find gear listed on ebay for a descent price. there is a good amount of bags, nozzles, bulbs, etc. available new from a number of sellers.

I am going to have some time to play and want to purchase some good equipment. I need suggestions or recommendations. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME - I SO WANT TO MAKE GOOD PURCHASES - HELP PLEASE - GSCXYZ@yahoo.com

1. Where is the cheapest place to buy Magic Bullet Suppositories - I am assuming that buying 100 count will be the lowest cost. ?

2. Where and what is the best enema bag to buy? Should one just purchase a 4 quart bag? Is it better to buy and open top bag or closed top? I did see that Silicone Nozzle sells enema bags at low cost - they looked like disposable ones - Do they work well and are worth the money? Can one reuse them?

3. What hose attachment is best for the bag? IE What size diameter should one purchase for best flow (1/4, 3/8, 1/2) ?

4. Looking to purchase the best (LONG LASTING) double balloon nozzle. Is the one that are German made best?

What is the best material (that they are made from) to look for?

I saw that Silicone Nozzle sells various nozzles - even tube like ones with fairly large bumps to help in retention. Has anyone had experience using those?

5. What is the best colon tube to buy? What size should I look for to keep the tube from kinking? How long should it be? Is longer better? I did see that Silicone Nozzle sold those also. Anyone with experience in using those?

6. Looking to buy butt plug or plugs. I have had experience in using the ball type butt plug - diameter was 2 inchs - very firm (not squishy). I did have to use fair amount of lube but once it got in was comfortable. Again Silicone Nozzle had fair selection - any suggestion? The thing I think I want is something that will go in - stay in - and has thin neck and large enough base to keep it from all going in rectum. Again - Suggestions?

I have done Susie's Rough Ride Enema before and yes it is great. I however did not have the Magic Bullets and this time do want to get that and the proper equipment so that the mixture will go in and stay in - giving me a really really rough ride. What I am hoping for is to not only get tremendous waves of cramping but to also get that huge forever feel of needing to push and nothing coming out for hours. I also want to get it so that I will not just smell the peppermint but be tasting it too.

I was thinking of somehow using ropes with lock and (key frozen in block of ice) to make sure that I would just have no choice in retaining the mixture. Again Suggestions

1. I do not recommend suppos at all, and most enema types do not either. I tried them and found them unreliable--sometimes they worked right away, other times not at all. You can always count on an enema to work.

2. I used to use a 2 qt hot water/enema bag, but I have an open top 4 qt and like it much better. I can fill it as full as I wish. A beginner might want only 1 or 2 qts, but may eventually want something bigger, so, to save money in the long run, it is better to get a 4 qt or larger.

3. I use a 1/4" attachment hose. The issue of good flow is a deception. Having a large hose and nozzle to let the water in fast can lead to cramps and other discomfort. Better to go slowly. I do 4 qts in a half-hour or more and enjoy it very much. You might like it faster, but remember the saying, "It is an enema, not a race."

4. I have no experience with double balloon nozzles. I prefer a nozzle that is at least 1" diameter, more or less, and regularly use one that is about 1-3/4" diameter. Get the largest that you think you will enjoy and figure on getting others later. I have several. My requirement for a nozzle is that it have a texture or undulates so that as I move it in and out (I like to fuck myself with it), I can feel it and enjoy it. The conventional small diameter nozzle is not at all satisfying. A curved douche nozzle might be a good place to start.

I do not see the point of locking up your key in a block of ice to force you to retain your filling. In the first place, you should have enough integrity and self-awareness to know when you can hold it longer and when you cannot. When you cannot, you end up with a mess. Do you really want that?

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Buying new/replacement Enema Equip :

What have you purchased lately to add to your collection

Haven't purchased anything since I got my 4-qt bag online in the mid 90s.

In College when I was in a sex shop, I ALMOST bought a bigger flared nole, changed my mind at the last minute when I realized what I needed the money for

I haven't purchased anything lately. I would like recommendations on where to shop online. In earlier times I used Beth Tyler but that store is shut down.

By reputation the SiliconeNozzles ones aren't bad for the price. They're vinyl bags with a screw top, but the pattern is supposed to help with drying. If you think you're going to be using it often I would recommend a 4-quart silicone bag. I have the Seeking Health 4-quart open top, and it's lasted perfectly for about 3 years of varying use (from ~1-2 per month to every three days). The bottom connector is metal so it won't break, and while I was a bit worried about the top holder tearing there hasn't been a problem (though the load is generally only 2-3 quarts of water when I use it). There is a modification at http://www.zity.biz/index.php?mx=gallery;ox=showalbum;ax=7172 that will strengthen it more. The bag is only $30-$40 from Seeking Health.

I don't have any experience with closed vs open tops. I chose the open top and like it because it's easy to keep clean and dry. I have had one bad experience with soapy hands loosing their grip on the bag and 2 quarts of soapsuds going all over the bathroom. Even with that I think I'd still stick with the silicone open top for cleanliness (I just hold it with the hanger now).

Don't worry too much about hose size. You can always use a ratchet or ramp clamp to control the flow. I think mine is 5/16" or so, but get the one that looks best and works with the accessories you want to use.

I don't know much about nozzles. All I can tell you is that a smooth small-ish colon tube (34 or 36 fr) tends to slip out, especially if it's only in a couple of inches. A bump of some sort is nice, though I am going to try the O-ring slipped on the tube trick. I'm going to be trying the Very Rough Ride, so a double balloon will be bought soon.

The quality of the ohn bags is really good, they're a thick silicone, have good shipping plus they have lowered the price of all their silicone bags by 35%, and every silicone bag has a lifetime warranty

Haven't bought any lately. basically I have what I need. Just a question of caring for it properly.

If I DID need something now I would look for it online

Just received my order of a vintage Treasury Brand (sold by Thrift drug store). In original cellophane covered box with factory seals intact. The attachments were in the sealed original plastic bag. I can't wait to try it. Yea I know the water does not flow much differently from a new or old bag, its just the idea of being the first to use a bag that is probably 20 years old. I checked for leaks and found none.

I've not purchased a thing in recent times as there's very few items left I'd like to covet. One being a 1950's German made "Continental" brand vulcanite bat nozzle, an original Beth Tyler large multi jet black bat shaped nozzle. An authentic 3 quart vintage sky blue rubber pumpkin bag with screw top cap & most of all a 6/7 foot long red India rubber delivery hose, of rolled ends & featuring an integrated Higginson syringe type bulb about 2 feet (60cm) from the nozzle mounting end

Said bulb is quite large (by 50%+) by comparison to a standard period Higginson, unfortunately they are very very rare & were manufactured (I think) in both Black & Red rubber

Historical information is also scarce but what there is suggests they were a product supplied from the GDR & were distributed to the Czech Republic , Australia , possibly New Zealand ? & maybe the UK ?

The chances of ever locating one in good working order / condition are equally as remote

Recently, I purchased a colon snake, and an inflatable plug. I have yet to use the inflatable plug, but I am looking forward to it!

If you are just starting out or a longtime enema enthusiast here is a terrific buy on a 1 gallon silicon bag and all the attachments from Seeking Health:

https://www.seekinghealth.com/purenema-silicone-bag-kit

I paid $50 for this kit a couple of years ago and it is now selling for $30. I have been very pleased with this kit and this is a sensational value for the money.

If you looking for some erotic nozzles then give Silicon Nozzles a try. They have amazing nozzles that go way beyond what would be considered traditional enema nozzles- huge variety and high quality.

If you are looking for traditional colon tubes, just do a search and lots of places will come up. Amazon has a wide variety of choices and you can link to companies on Amazon selling the tubes for even more options.

I'm a purist so I appreciate the classics, a thick, good quality red rubber 2 quart open or closed top enema bag... long 6ft. red tubing with a nice black hard rubber enema pipe. I especially like the long douche nozzle with the olive shaped bulbous tip. The enema equipment sold in the drug stores (Oh, I mean Pharmacy) now is flimsy and cheap. Gone is the Sears catalog with it's pages of visually stimulating images of REAL enema bags and bulbs...Oh! The Humanity!

I am re-stocking my enema equipment. I would like some expert advice on where to purchase quality bags, hoses, etc. I especially want the double balloon nozzles. The older ones with the bulbs closer together seem to seal up better. The newer silicon ones don't fit quite right. Any advice on who to use would be appreciated.

Not sure if this is what you are looking for but CleanStream Double Bulb Silicone Enema Catheter at amazon might be one of the items for your list.

Silicone Nozzles are in the final stages of creating a double balloon nozzle. Should be available later this month. I’ve been pleased with the quality of products I’ve bought from them so am looking forward to see what they’re coming up with.

They also offer a small selection of bags, a vast selection of nozzles and tubes and many other accouterments.

I have this 1 gallon silicone bag enema kit which is a closeout item on Seeking Health:

https://www.seekinghealth.com/purenema-silicone-bag-kit

It has been a great addition to my equipment and is well made. I have been using it for over 2 years now and I am completely satisfied. This kit is far and away better than the stuff you can get at retail stores and you can't beat this price- a great value for the money.

I have the same bag, @ProV1 and endorse your view. If you go that route, do so quickly as Seeking Health are discontinuing their enema supplies.

Not sure if this is what you are looking for but CleanStream Double Bulb Silicone Enema Catheter at amazon might be one of the items for your list.

The CleanStream ones are the new silicone ones that don't fit well, don't seal well, and don't last well. I've heard that you should either wait for Siliconenozzle's model or buy a Rusch from Medtech3000 or Vetmed.

I have the same bag, @ProV1 and endorse your view. If you go that route, do so quickly as Seeking Health are discontinuing their enema supplies.

Absolutely seconded. Nice bag, only thing it's missing are volume markings. If you like very high flow you might be a bit disappointed at the restriction from the heavy-duty metal hose barb, but it works great for me. The included colon tube works great as a rectal tube, but I've heard some people say it's not easy to insert very far in the colon (I certainly haven't been able to get it far in). The "retention" nozzle isn't too bad either, though it isn't nearly as filling, sealing or easy to retain as my SiliconeNozzles Model S.

I also have a really like the Seeking Health silicone bag and am disappointed that they are discontinuing it. Might have to buy another as a backup. I just recently purchased 2 balloon nozzles from MedTech3000 and the process was very easy and they provided good service at a fair price.

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I am looking to replace my well loved and well used Stream master bulb. It just developed a leak 😢 I might try a bicycle tire patch on it.

I do not like the sharp edged nozzles many bulbs seem to have. Any suggestions?

Not sure if this the right thread to post, forgive me, I’ve been looking on eBay for new nozzles and have seen the prices for vintage bags.... Wow, are they really getting what their asking? Did they make them better back in the day?

Try Kristina Amelong.