Double Balloon Nozzles

Optimal Health does not stock the 500/250 Nozzle. Only 750/250. That is a very big nozzle and can be very uncomfortable. Medical Toys stocks both sizes.

Good Luck.

That's quite true the 750/250 is big and I would reccomend you start with a 500/250 instead

I have recommended the 500/250 for most people for a long time, especially if it is their first double b----x.

The 750/250 can be more difficult for many people to insert all the way and get seated properly against the anal ring because the balloon isn't much wider, but it is mostly LONGER and the tip of the nozzle ends up being in the lower end of the sigmoid rather than still in the rectum which means you have to negotiate more curves of the colon.

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. . . . They state that if you pump these nozzles up too much, and they burst while they are inside of you, then the bursting balloon can rupture your rectum, and cause you life-threatening injuries. . . . .

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That is totally untrue.

If the balloon blows out while inserted in the rectum, absolutely nothing bad happens. The air just farts out your ass and you leak a lot of water and make a mess. NO DANGER at all.

I speak from experience. Several silicone and latex balloons have broken while inside myself and the worst thing is the enema leakage for the second or two until you clench your anus.

Switchablesusie and I have something in common. I have had two b----x nozzles fail in me. Both of them the inner balloon burst. It was just as she said, a fart like sound and the balloon deflates. I was lucky and didn't have a lot of leakage.

I have never inflated them more than recommended. As I stated in an earlier post I like the latex 250/250 and 4 pumps is plenty. I like the feel and it does not leak.

I just finished a series of 5 enemas. For the first 3, I used my new Double "Balloon" Latex 250/250 nozzle that I just got last week. This was the second time I have gotten to use it. Of all the nozzles that I have used, this is my favorite. If you don't have one, I strongly recommend it. The size is just right (for me), I like the full feeling the inner balloon creates, and it almost never leaks and makes filling and retention easy.

I did the 4th one with my black plastic penis shaped nozzle and the 5th one with my latex pezzer nozzle. I like these also, but usually use the "balloon" for the first three.

I got all of these from Beth Tyler and Linda Marie is giving great service. She has also worked very hard to keep the Beth Tyler web site going.

Just finished my frist balloon enema,it was wonderful. I choose a silcon style f-3,you only have to inflate as much as you need or want.Seems to be well made and should give good service.insertion was strait forward,and iflation was a real trip.Beth Tyler has a good how pice in products. Enjoy

I have one of those and they are great. when it is pumped up you just cant leak no matter how crampy the solution is but when it is inflated it is not very comfortable

The balloons will eventually wear out. I had an amber rubber double b----x that lasted about 3 years before the outer balloon developed a weak spot which eventually broke. The inner balloon has the same type of weak spot which expands when inflated. It is still useable at about 5 years of service. However, I don't use the nozzle that much, so I'm not sure what the lifetime might be for regular use.

My partner held a 4qt enema with a double balloon nozzle whist we made love for over an hour

They are great. I had a friend who would use it on me, put in 2 1/2 quarts, yes I know I'm a wimp, of soapy warm water and then massage my colon area for a nice long time. 3 of those in a row would really clean you out and never a drop leaked on the towel.

Hi I order a double balloon rectal catheter, I should have it in a few days. I'm wondering if there are any problems using it. I tried a simple nozzle but it comes out. I made a simple device to hold it in place by using a boot lace. Wrap it around the hose up my back, over my shoulder and down tieing it together with the other end up from my crotch. However it leaks very much. I then purchased a nozzle that has a large oval end. Hard to get in but not a problem if well lubed. It to comes out after a quart. I tried my boot lace and it stays in place. However it too leaks and if I get a slight cramp. Sometimes after about 2 quarts I can't hold back, need to get up and sit on the toilet while a cup or so is expelled. I'm using a slight salted water followed by a weak coffee then slightly salted water rinse all about 104 degrees. I'm wondering if I'm going to have a problem with the double balloon if it dose not leak. I'm wondering if I should add a tee to the large inlet 1/2" so I can expel through the hose if necessary. Any one have ideas?

Fronush- welcome to the forum.

I have a DBRC (sorry, the abbreviation is easier to type) and I use it whenever I feel the need for an enema because I have retention issues. You didn't say what size balloon you bought. They come in 3 sizes; 250cc, 500cc, and 750cc. For most average adults, the 500cc should do the trick.

The material your DBRC is made from will determine which kind of lubricant to use. If it's latex, use a water-soluble lube, and not a petrolatum based one. My trick is to insert the first balloon completely, right up to the hilt of the second balloon and then inflate the first one. It should be snug, but not uncomfortable for you. It it's not fully inflated, it will leak. If it's overinflated it won't be comfortable when you use it.

Once the first balloon is inflated, begin to inflate the second one. As it inflates, you will feel the first balloon begin to move towards your anal sphincter. That's okay, you want that first balloon to "seat" snugly against the sphincter. Once you think that first balloon is where it needs to be, stop inflating the second. You might add one more puff of air to the first balloon, just to be sure, but you shouldn't need much more than that.

Now, relax and enjoy your leak free enema. I would recommend taking a small volume enema with nothing more than salt or baking soda in it the first few times, just to get used to it. And don't try to set a new retention record just yet. Give your body a chance to adjust.

Play On!

LadyDoc

Hi Lady docsin Thanks for your reply. I ordered the 500cc. I'm not trying set set retention records. I've read a number of site that state 20 min retention for coffee is best to get the benefits. Been able to take 2 maybe 2.5 quarts but can hold it for about 5 minutes until I get an urgent need to expell. I begin to leak until I quickly get to the toilet one step away wear by I expell about cup. I attempt to add more but adding 1 cup I expell 1 cup until I give up remove the boot lace and expell the nozzle along with about a quart. After about 3 to 5 minutes another quart is expelled. I'm wondering what will happen if I can't expell. Is it possible that I hurt myself with a good seal?

That is a question for someone with far more experience with enemas than I. Perhaps on of the other forum members or a medical professional can help us with that.

LD

Do what is comfortable. inflating too much could cause damage. that's where you need the right tool for the job. Some inflatable nozzles are 250cc vs 500 and 750. The outer balloon doesn't mater where it's the one inside you that does matter. Filling yourself with water is also up to you to decide when enough is enough. Things shouldn't hurt. If they start to, expel and then try again. Sometimes it may take 2-3 enemas to clear out the hard mater before being able to take in a full enema to fill and cleanse your entire colon

Lady Docsin I got my DBRC yesterday. Bigger than I expected! The large balloon is 5" long. I did 2 2.5 qt rinses before trying the DBRC. I lubed it well and injected lube (KY) in my butt. Was very difficult getting it in. Prior to inserting it I counted the pumps needed to remove the pleats from the balloon (4) I assume the botton don't count, 4 will smooth out the side. The bottom will not become smooth no matter how many pumps I used. I got it in which was quite a chore and I gave it 4 pumps. I felt a bit uncomfortable so I removed it! Later I tried again with better results. I have a feeling that I didn't insert it all the was the first time. I started the solution, at first the seal was good bot soon I was leaking bad and before I could sit on the toilet I was really leaking bad. I removed it and cleaned it. I then noticed that air was leaking at the bulb connection. The connection barb use to connect the air pump is very short on both pumps so I fixed the problem with shrink tubing. I've tested it and the balloons will not deflate by themselves! The DBRC is very hard to get in as its so soft. I tried about 5 times for the second try that ended in a major leak! I did notice some spotty pink/red fluid mixed in the the KY lube. Not much but I was concerned it was blood. This morning I did a clean water rinse of about a cup and no blood was detected. I think I'm going to rest a few days before trying to insert the DBRC again! I'm thinking I should have gotten the 250cc.

Hi Can anyone give me the dimensions of a 500cc and 750cc balloons. I purchased what I thought was a 500cc but the box is not marked. The length of my balloon is 5" total from the base of the balloon to the end of the tip uninflated. 4 pumps expand the balloon to 3"

Take a recipient bigger than your balloon .

Fill the recipient with water to the top .

Weight it .

Put the inflated balloon in the recipient .

Weight it again .

Make the difference between tne first and the second measure .

Result in gramms equal the volume in cc .

Fronush,

I am away home in a motel and have nothing to measure with me. But I have my latex, double balloon nozzle and it appears to be about 3 inches in diameter when fully inflated with 4 pumps. Both balloons are the same size.

I have had two silicone ones, the larger ones, 500 cc and 750 cc. The 750 cc one was just too large. If I inflate it the maximum number of pumps it really hurt, If I inflated it a lower number it almost always leaked. I used it a few times and then gave it to a friend to use for punishment enemas. The 500 cc was larger than I like, but I used it until one of the balloons burst. I then bought the latex one, 250 cc, and I like it the best of all. It is the right size, rarely allows leaks, and the latex has a softer feel to it when inside than the silicone.

I guess I have the 500cc. I didn't have anything to measure cc but I converted to ounces and measured the loss.

One problem I have is gettint the air out, I fill it until the nozzle leaks water but the tube is so soft it pushes out the water as it's going in. If I allow it to flow slow it removes the KY lube and I can't get it in. Also as it's going in the pushing and relaxing acts as a pump so I get an in and out action of the water! It would be a lot better if the nozzle and water inlet portion was the same material as typical nozzles. Anyone have a good way to insert the soft nozzle?

Thank you for the link " therealskyking " but when I will buy a latex one , I will buy it in Germany ( I live in Belgium ), same price , no income taxes , and cheapper transport .

Yes Beth Tyler is a good dealer , have nice and good stuff , and Linda-Marie is quick to answer your question without a sale .

Arthur

I have a silicone double balloon catheter, but find it less than ideal. The two balloons are pumped up separately, so there are two inflation bulbs and lots of tubing! And because the balloons are fluted, the enema will leak past the inner balloon unless it is inflated to the point where the fluting is smoothed out.

A few months ago I found a double balloon catheter of a quite different design at Mediquip (www.mediquip.co.uk). The balloons are smooth, so there is no leakage, and they are both inflated simultaneously with the one bulb. Also the length of tube that goes inside you is shorter. I find this product a lot more convenient than the silicone one. It is latex, however, so not suitable for people with an allergy to this material.

The 500/250 cc double balloon is best for most people. The 750/250 is appealing to many because it is big, but the 500 is almost as wide in diameter and passes into the rectum much more easily for most people. The length of the 750 balloon, being football shaped, rather than spherical, actually has the tip end up beyond the rectum, into the sigmoid, which requires more practice to insert.

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I have a silicone double balloon catheter, but find it less than ideal. The two balloons are pumped up separately, so there are two inflation bulbs and lots of tubing! And because the balloons are fluted, the enema will leak past the inner balloon unless it is inflated to the point where the fluting is smoothed out. . . . .

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That's why you are supposed to get the right size for yourself. People have posted that here in the past. Getting the 750 or 500 cc inner balloon is appealing to many because "its big" but it isn't always suitable. The smaller Rusch balloons which are round, are much more easily pushed out than the larger fluted balloons.

I agree with Susi. Had the 750 cc version used on me a couple of times and it was very uncomfortable and seemed to reduce my "holding capacity" a lot. The 500 cc version works just fine and my "nurse" says it is easy to insert.

Its the best erotic investment I ever made! heaven in a tube!

As the 750cc balloon is so long, does the tip actually go into the bend area of your intestines, and if so can you insert the second ballloon as a colon tube and inflate both inside of you ?

Yes I have. It is amazing though they are somewhat expensive in my opinion.

I had a latex version which was illogical for insertion. 7 months ago I invested $160 in the 500cc/250cc silicone version. I loved it and took good care of it. I never inflated the inner balloon more than 6 squeezes of the bulb, and the outer more than 3. Recently, the inner balloon exploded (an interesting experience, but no where near $160). Most of the damage runs along the upper seam, but a small part is a tear in the balloon. I have read posts where members have successfully repaired their catheter. I'm not a handyman. Can anyone suggest how I repair this before I spend another $160? Please share!

I found a repair kit on E-bay for $12 + $4 shipping, but it has not provided a seal. I searched for a latex version. I think the silicone model has a design or material flaw. All I find have the inner balloon in reverse of the more logical silicon version. Does anyone know a site for a non-silicon version (small end first). I really don't want to reward the manufacturer of a product costing $160 plus postage that lasts 7 months.