Help finding: Custom rubber inflatable, or Rusch/Teleflex?

Heya.

I've had various balloon nozzles for years and I love them. Every one to date has broken after a year or two though, and I find I like the clear silicone ones from Klystra less and less. So, I'm looking for something new.

1. I'd love to know whether there is anywhere I can find people or companies that do custom rubber jobs, I'm thinking essentially a double balloon nozzle made out of thicker, soft rubber that can take a lot of inflating and use, made to my specifications (possibly with a shorter "pipe" since the long pipes on the Klystra really annoys me).

2. I am also looking at the latex Rush/teleflex nozzles, and wondering if there are any larger than the standard 250cc.

I'm very grateful for any help!

Just ordered Rusch latex DBCatheter from vetmed.co for $100, free shipping. Note it is vetmed.CO, not vetmed.COM. I think it's the usual 250cc but not sure. Price was determining factor. Arriving this week. Would also like to try a larger balloon size, perhaps 500. Anyone know if the 250cc balloons (latex) can be inflated any larger without failure? My now discarded ones from Tyler were great, but occasionally I'd push one out during an orgasm despite 5-6 bulb pumps.

Eric

Eric I know on urinary catheters the rule of thumb is to put double the cc amount on the balloon. So if the catheter is a 10cc balloon, then you inflate it with 20cc's. I am not sure though if the same can be said about the product you have ordered.

Mashie

Hi JKL,

Because geographically you are situated in Sweden I'd have to assume you'd be aware of Rusch products supplied out of Germany ??.. Inflatables from :

https://www.medtech3000.de/Klistier/Einlauf/Heilfasten/Doppelballon-Darmrohr-Set::495.html

www.myrusch.com .Contact /links details at bottom of website page...click onto catalogue...then click onto surgery

They are amongst the best in terms of reliability /dependability & the quality of manufacture. Standards German manufactures do pride themselves in....Medtech themselves are also the owners of the Rusch...with an outlet located in Wien Austria.

The product sought comes in both medical grade silicone & in latex....some may be unaware that the double 250cc balloons because of the inherent strength attributable to both the bonding methods applied & the thicker soft rubber used in manufacture are quite capable of inflation tolerances beyond that...Additionaly for those unfamiliar the opposing balloon necks are situated closer together than most of their counterparts & therefore providing the ideal tight seal.

Our esteemed fellow member Mashie & exponent of professional clinical nursing practice makes the point catheter inflation has variables the average layperson would not likely be aware of...From this knowledge one can glean that this can also be applied to the inflatable latex rubber rectal catheter,as their balloons are superior & not mere wispy filaments that suffer fatigue failures... provided they are maintained through cleanliness which extends the service life considerably.

@That Australian

Thanks, good tips! I'm still interested in anywhere one can order custom made rubber products though, maybe a craftsmen site somewhere, or a company that specializes?

RUSCH CATHETER 264530, picture here:

http://myrusch.com/t?brand_id=1&product_id=544&category_id=239&ops=2,821,1;429,510,2;430,447,3;431,442,4;511,820,2;556,597,3;443,446,4;557,570,4;440,465,3;

@Med Couple

Thank you for the link! 😃 I see the 250cc there, was there one larger?

MedCouple, yes, that's the exact one I ordered from VetMed.co. I saw the site at your link before ordering, but not a price there. Almost every standard human medical supply site sold it at a grossly elevated price.

Eric

Good find! I would be interested in what you think when you recieve it. I have been looking around for a replacement for my failed Klystra and this might be just the ticket.

Just ordered Rusch latex DBCatheter from vetmed.co for $100, free shipping. Note it is vetmed.CO, not vetmed.COM. I think it's the usual 250cc but not sure. Price was determining factor. Arriving this week. Would also like to try a larger balloon size, perhaps 500. Anyone know if the 250cc balloons (latex) can be inflated any larger without failure? My now discarded ones from Tyler were great, but occasionally I'd push one out during an orgasm despite 5-6 bulb pumps.

Eric

In case someone wants the direct link to this here it is:

http://www.vetmed.co/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=13020149

In case someone wants the direct link to this here it is:

http://www.vetmed.co/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=13020149

Alas, inflation comes to Zity and the catheter industry. I ordered this exact latex DB catheter in Oct 2015 for exactly $100 with free shipping. It worked for a couple of years, then ruptured the outer balloon. Now the exact same catheter lists at the same link for 90% more, at $190. I'm looking at the same product at medtech3000 in Germany for €69.90 plus €35 shipping (~$112 USD), so it's still a good deal cheaper than vetmed. Unfortunately, it may take anywhere from 1-4 weeks to arrive here.

Eric

I remember the soft rubber nozzles from years ago. They were soft, so you really had to be patient when inserting the larger balloon; it really worked better with someone assisting you. I liked the fact that you had to work it in; I enjoyed the extra anal manipulation -- it was part of my enjoyment. I also loved the slow manual inflation of the large balloon. The pushing against the walls of the rectum gave me such pleasure ... Oh to be able to find a rubber inflatable nozzle with the 3/4 inch long tip today...such intense pleasure.

Nightnurse