Double Balloon Nozzles

For the second time in 3 years, I've blown the inner balloon of my Klystra product. I also blow a product ordered through Ebay from healthyandactive.com, made in China, that failed on first use. Klystra is apparently re-tooling (probably due to frequent failures), and their product has been unavailable for some time. I found what appears to be a latex clone of the Klystra double balloon product through Ebay from German company WBS GmbH. I have sent a message to them and await a response regarding the use of latex, country of manufacture and size of balloons. Has anyone had dealings with this company? I getting impatient waiting for Klystra to resume production. Does anyone have a suggestion for a quick replacement of this much loved nozzle. (I have made multiple attempts to patch the breach in the balloon without success.) Looking forward to suggestions.

These are worth EVERY DIME (ours came from Beth Tyler). Nice thing about them is you can just relax and not worry about leakage. We always had trouble holding even a 2 quart enema. Now we always do 3 to 3.5 quarts, every time. These make enemas at least 100% better. Once you've used it once, you'll use it forever.

I'm interested in buying a double balloon enema nozzle. I would only buy it directly from Klystra or Medicaltoys.com. I would go with the smaller size nozzle (500cc inside, 250cc outside).

The size is the best choice.

Some owners and users from the 750cc-250cc found it uncomfortable, because the tip of the nozzle.

If you will use it only with water and soap the best choice is rubber not silicone.

Rubber is more reliable IF you DON'T USE OIL ,

if using oil you must clean thoroughly the nozzle.

My double ballon nozzle popped tonight. I don't use it often, but it has served me well for a long time. Guess I'm back in the market. 😢

I ordered a double balloon nozzle from EBay and was disappointed because the inflator bulbs slipped off the inflator tubes. I thought I would get small twisty ties to keep them on. Yesterday I had an epiphany. I took a small piece of enema tubing an slipped it over the connection. Now they can be inflated without worry. It works great and the 750cc inner balloon is not too big. It does induce peristalsis which is an added benefit of using the nozzle. It does require a slightly tensed sphincter to prevent it from leaking but no more catastrophic accidents on the bed! It only cost $90.00 and it has metal valve stems. Try it!

I just ordered the Rusch # 264030 - St. Bartholomew's Catheter 30F, 250cc, 16", double-balloon from Careforde Healthcare. $95.00 with free shipping. I had this one before and it lasted a long time.

Some years ago, I purchased that model. The 750 cc balloon is so big that you cannot inflate it enough to prevent leaking around it. Otherwise it is a fun toy.

When I discovered these silicone balloon tubes, I only found the 750cc single balloon. It was clear that I had to have this one.

The balloon is huge, and when it first disappeared into my rectum, I felt the tip on the sigmoid colon, which increased as I pumped it up as the catheter was pulled further into the rectum.

As the solution flowed in, the rectum first dilated before the contents poured into the large intestine. I pulled and twisted the catheter, whereby the front part apparently slipped into the open sigmoid and I no longer felt the tip.

But it was still a really good start...

So far we have only used this balloon catheter occasionally. We have several balloon catheters in different designs and manufacturers; but you don't want to miss any of them.