Balloon Retention Nozzles.

Has any one bought equipment from Twist My Rubber Arm? Their inflatable nozzles look very interesting.

I have purchased from them a few times. Good product quality, prompt shipping. A few extra days in transit due to customs from Canada to the U.S.

The often have sales and discount campaigns.

For an inexpensive alternative for name brand inflatable retention enema devices, try a latex foley style urinary catheter. These can be found for about $3 online from many sellers.

A 30cc/30fr catheter bulb can be inflated to @200cc and the 30fr tube flows liquids very well. This will not last forever but it's an effective alternative and the price is right.

Apologies to webmaster for prior posting.

Brupan, thanks for your post

I came across a 18fr foley with a 30 mm. balloon.

I can attest that it works. I haven't tested it as a 16 in colon tube but I will have to wait for the opportunity.

I generally use a cleanstream double nozzle, but I spent a lot of money for it.

If was fantastic item, you can feel very full with it, but I iflate the inside very slow, if i punp fast it make me very pain 😢

Have fun boys.

I have one of those Rusch double balloon nozzles from Germany, I got mine on Ebay and it was kinda pricy but MORE than worth the money. It is well over a year old and is no worse for wear than the day I received it. I love that thing. That being sad I only use it for normal soapy Enemas. I have been wanting something cheap that I would not consider that big of a waste of money if I ruined it and this thread sounds like something that may be worth looking into,does anyone have a link to where I can buy one of these ?

For sources search net for foley catheters. You want a latex 30/30 fr.

I recently ordered two of the old style latex 250cc balloon nozzle from ebay. You get two nozzles and one set of inflators for $131.00 fro Great Britain. They haven't arrived yet, but you sure can't beat the price. Here's the link:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/2-x-double-balloon-enema-nozzle-tube-two-pumps-2-x-tube-adapter/182081965833?_trksid=p2045573.c100033.m2042&_trkparms=aid%3D111001%26algo%3DREC.SEED%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D20131017132637%26meid%3Da3095a59d4ee40b5a85cd2d8d9caf2d9%26pid%3D100033%26rk%3D1%26rkt%3D4%26mehot%3Dlo%26sd%3D182081965833

Thanks for posting Marsha. I have not priced these types of nozzles and pumps but it seems like a pretty good deal for what you are getting. It is an international seller so maybe some concern that if there were any problems, it maybe difficult to straighten out.

Those on Ebay from Germany are the ones to get. I had them for a few years and they are the best.

As a matter of fact they are cheaper now then when I purchased them.

I ordered a pair of these a few years ago and was pleased with the service from this vendor and the nozzles were a good thick latex, not thin and cheap!

I also ordered the double 250 cc nozzles from Germany on Ebay. Good service and you can use Paypal if you are concerned about ordering from overseas. I thought the price was reasonable (about $150 including shipping) for 2 nozzles. Only 2 of the squeeze-type inflaters, but those should be readily available at medical supply stores if replacements are needed. They came with no problem and the quality is excellent---good thick latex. I did have to sign for the package at the post office, but the customs form on the package listed the contents as rubber tubing. Shipping did take a little longer than the seller suggested in the ad (maybe 3 weeks total). As another thread on Zitty suggested, there can be a bit of a problem with this type of nozzle with the tubing slipping off the inflaters. That happened with me. The only thing that does is let the balloon deflate. I just put it back on and pumped the balloon back up and continued what I was doing. I haven't tried using dental floss to wrap and tie to attach the inflaters more securely as was suggested in the thread.

Another web site said that the reason these latex nozzles are not available for sale to individuals in the United State is a ruling by the Food and Drug Administration. It seems that the fear is that use in a non-hospital setting could lead to death from reactions to latex allergy.

I didn't have to sign for my package, and my order arrived in about 2 weeks. I was very pleased.

Those are definitely the nozzles to be using. I'm fairly sure that is the eBay outlet for Medtech3000. I may be mistaken but either way the products are identical.

Great quality items that will last you an age if you look after them. I have not had any problems with the inflators coming off. Obviously if you are walking about/rolling around then they are more likely to become dislodged, but if you are just lying down and taking a bag they should stay put no problem. Have fun!

I have used these nozzles for several years. After inflating the balloons I place a clamp across the little air bladder in the air line to retain the air in the balloons, detach the inflator, seal the end of the air line with the flap, and remove the clamp. This retains the air more reliably than the valve in the inflator does and avoids any accidental disconnection.

Those are definitely the nozzles to be using. I'm fairly sure that is the eBay outlet for Medtech3000. I may be mistaken but either way the products are identical.

Having just had one of these nozzles burst on me (or more exactly, in me) after several years of use, I have just priced a replacement (a) via ebay and (b) direct from medtech3000. At least from Australia, it is significantly cheaper to order direct. Their website is in German only, but they will respond to inquiries in English.

My double balloon nozzles that I ordered from eBay, arrived yesterday and they were from Germany. Yes there were two nozzles and one set if inflator bulbs. Both balloons are 250 cc and they are identical to my original one that I can now retire.

Those balloon nozzles are fine for sealing against small leaks, but for forcing retention of an enema that is really hard to hold in, the body just forces it out, inflated nozzle and all, which can make an incredible mess!

For an enema concocted to be difficult to retain, one must use one of those big, black, ball-shaped, butt plug devices. Mind you, they hurt when inflated, but for any enema requiring one, pain is not an issue.

For those that are interested Optimal Health Network now has the large silicone double balloon retention nozzles. Mine just arrived yesterday. Haven't had a chance to try it so I cannot comment on the quality or how long it will last.

TJAJ

Tjaj, do you know the nominal volume of the inner/distal balloon? Mine is latex, by Rusch, and has a nominal 250cc distal balloon. I haven't figured out its actual available volume, but I'd like to try a bigger balloon. Let us know about yours.

Thanks, Eric

I believe this is 750 cc inner balloon and 250 cc outer balloon. I took 3 3000 ml enemas, one of which was Ivory soapsuds with no leaks. This is my first balloon retention nozzle. So far I am happy with it.

"For an enema concocted to be difficult to retain, one must use one of those big, black, ball-shaped, butt plug devices. Mind you, they hurt when inflated, but for any enema requiring one, pain is not an issue."

Do you have one of these, or can you describe it more or provide a link to buy one? Is it just what I would call an inflatable butt plug? Thanks,

Eric

Two years ago I was able to purchase a dozen EZM double balloon sets from the hospital supplier and they have been very useful no problems, reuseable when cleaned and stored properly

In my experience bigger isn't necessarily better when it comes to inner balloon size. Personal experience has shown that the 750cc balloon is just too big, for me anyway. In order to prevent leaks it needs to be fully inflated to ensure the fluting in the balloon doesn't act as a channel for any liquid. It is actually very large and uncomfortable at this size.

The 250cc is large enough to form a tight seal and I've only blown this out once when I was using a seriously strong Dr Bronners peppermint 3 litre enema and was restrained so I couldn't manually release the pressure.

Just my 2 pence.

Do you have one of these, or can you describe it more or provide a link to buy one? Is it just what I would call an inflatable butt plug? Thanks,

I'll find a URL for it and reply tonight or tomorrow. I't an inflatable butt plug with a hole and accommodations for connecting to an enema hose,

Sophia

Sophia, are you referring to one of these:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Inflatable-Enema-Plug-Expanding-Colon-Cleaner-Douche-Anal-Colonic-Irrigation-Set-/272221727395?hash=item3f61adeaa3:g:bjoAAOxyVaBSxyyA

or

http://tinyurl.com/gsto6nv

I have one of these inflatable plugs with the enema hose attachment that I have been using for many years now.

I agree that the 750 is too big for me and partially inflated it leaks. The best is the 250/250 latex. Very comfortable and secure and they last quite well. The butt plug style enema tip is also quite good but requires a modification. If unmodified the "neck" expands along with the balloon tip when you inflate it and at least for me it becomes uncomfortably large by the time balloon is large enough to make a good secure seal. The answer is to wrap electrical tape around the neck TIGHTLY. Three or four turns will do the trick. Now when you inflate the balloon tip the neck remains the same size and you can inflate the balloon as necessary. I find that 7 squeezes on the bulb produces a comfortable and totally secure fit. These tips are inexpensive and I have had two that have lasted a very long time.

Request: can anyone with a Rusch latex 250/250cc Double Balloon Retention Catheter post a note here about the largest they have pumped their inner balloon without leak or rupture? Probably best for these purposes to express it in number of bulb pumps. I have a new Rusch DBRC now after >10 years using my first two from Tyler. I'm not a size enthusiast, but have pushed out the inflated distal balloon a couple of times during orgasms. I'm going to experiment with this one to learn number of pumps vs staying-in ability, but I'd like an idea of how much this can safely hold. I think I'm up to 5-6 pumps now but no orgasms with it in so far. I'd like to use the minimum number for holding it in for orgasm to minimize failure, rectal wall tension or ischemia. I've had fairly few enemas this year due to family living here recently but I'll have a couple of weeks to myself at the end of May. Thanks,

Eric

P.S. If you need the Rusch part number, I can post it later today.

Golf ball size in the open, three full squeezes. Beyond that the latex thins in spots. i have the original type, with the narrow end of distal balloon facing the external balloon.