Balloon Retention Nozzles.

By his terminology, you can tell that ericmason was a physician! Distal and ischemia show his MD background.

Yes! Thanks for finding the URLs!

Forty squeezes is excruciating, sixty much more so! This is the only retention device I would consider for an enema that's really, really hard to hold!

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 not.

About balloon retention nozzles, I buyed this one http://www.ebay.com/itm/Inflatable-Enema-Plug-Expanding-Colon-Cleaner-Douche-Anal-Colonic-Irrigation-Set-/272221727395?hash=item3f61adeaa3:g:bjoAAOxyVaBSxyyA same as this one http://tinyurl.com/gsto6nv . And I am totally disappointed of what it brings me, I have to pay for a " toy " who just bring problems and no fun. In the case of you want to use a balloon than buy a double balloon, or a large nozzle, but forget that balloon retention nozzle good for garbage / trashbin toy.

Here is a link to show you good stuff, remember silicone ones are not so reliable as rubber ones. The shape is the most efficient too.

https://www.medtech3000.de/Klistier/Einlauf/Heilfasten/Doppelballon-Darmrohr-mit-2-Geblaese-Darmkatheter-Ballondarmrohr::409.html?MODsid=5mlq5uv59pjve08g2u20kjbvv7

Arthur^^^Spot on !...the German made Rusch products are superior & for a number of reasons

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,

Answer:

I pump the inner balloon 5 times and the outer 3 or 4. With some pretty heavy cramps I have never had it pop out. I assume it would take more but that is comfortable and secure for me.[

Remembering what I read a long time ago : 6 - 7 pumps for inner ballon and 4 for outer balloon.

Sophia,

Thanks for the comments and link for the inflatable butt plug (IBP). I guess the inflator bulb for the plug is much smaller than that for a rubber double ballon catheter. I did a double take when I first saw that you had said forty (40) or even 60 pumps. I've never had an inflatable plug, just a bunch of different size solid plugs, plus a rubber DBC by Rusch. Since you have one of the inflatable plugs, does the neck of the plug (which your sphincter squeezes just above the flared base) also expand, so it widens your sphincter when pumped, or does the neck stay the same size? I've read that some IBP's cause enough expansion of your sphincter to limit how much you can expand the plug (i.e., pumping expands it to where you stop pumping because of sphincter stretch/pain, not because it's big enough to hold back your enema).

Thanks,

Eric

P.S. I'll also add my voice to the others that said you were a very lucky couple to be able to mutually play the way you do! Although we did much less vigorous spanking than you two do, one of my exes was similar, but we split for non-sex/enema related reasons.

Thanks to arthur and soggypaws for your input on balloon inflation. BTW, where did your name come from, SP?

Eric

It is coming from a french joke about a man called arthur.

Using the Rusches is relatively new for me. I was a Klystra gal for twenty years and only started with the Rusch about two years ago.

When I use the Rusch, I do 8-10 pumps of the squeeze bulb. The inner balloon gets larger than the outer one and the seal is very good, along with the feeling of rectal fullness. I haven't had one break yet.

NOTE on the sizes of klystra balloons: There is NO WAY their balloons are 750 or 500 cc as they claim. That is the size of the 16 and 24 ounce Snapple bottles--with that as a reference, you can tell if their balloon was blown up that much, I guarantee after a few or even ONE attempt at that volume, it would pop.

Has anyone tried the inflatable ball shaped nozzle from Twist My Rubber Arm?

I use the Rusch double balloon nozzle. Previous answers seem to indicate there are two types—in mine, the two balloons communicate and are inflated simultaneously by one pump. I use ten squeezes of the pump. Volume is a moot point: air is compressible, and the air in the balloons is confined by the latex and also, when inserted, by your tissues, so the volume will be less than it is when you pump up the balloons outside your body.

Has anyone tried the inflatable ball shaped nozzle from Twist My Rubber Arm?

I believe that that's what I mentioned in previous posts, most recently post 31, where I said,

Forty squeezes is excruciating, sixty much more so! This is the only retention device I would consider for an enema that's really, really hard to hold!

However, they don't last long, are often not spherical, and are hard to insert.

Yes- Rusch makes 2 types of inflatable nozzles. I have had both. It sounds like Susie is talking about the type with 1 pump and 2 balloons, interconnected. I was referring to the 2 balloons and 2 pumps type when I said 5 pumps for the inner and 3 for the outer. I prefer the nozzle with separate balloons because if you have a long hard cramp with the type with the balloons interconnected the air gets pushed from the inner balloon to the outer and you get the dreaded "pop out". It has happened to me several times but that cant happen with the 2 inflator type. Of course the inner balloon must be sufficiently inflated or you can have a problem.

I've had the "dreaded pop out" (great phrase, soggypaws!) a couple of times using the Rusch version with two independent balloons and two inflators, but I think I had only blown up the inner to no more than 5 or maybe 6 pumps. That's exactly why I posted a question here recently about how many pumps can this type of Rusch DBC safely hold without breaking - especially with the added stressors of rectal compression plus extra waves of pressure from the orgasm? I wasn't aware the single pump/2 balloons was an available item. Even the two latex Rusches I wore out from Tyler and purchased 10-15 years ago had 2/2. I would be interested in Susie's further comment on this, because her answer of 8-10 pumps would behave differently depending on what balloon+inflators bulb(s) system she was using.

Eric

>Yes- Rusch makes 2 types of inflatable nozzles. I have had both. It sounds like Susie is talking about the type with

>1 pump and 2 balloons, interconnected. I was referring to the 2 balloons and 2 pumps

sorry... one question:

Where did you see the Rüsch one with two pump inputs ?

I never saw such s thing.

-Michael

Ygo,

You have me a tad confused with your post.

First you said:

>1 pump and 2 balloons, interconnected. I was referring to the 2 balloons and 2 pumps

but then said

>

Where did you see the Rüsch one with two pump inputs ?

I never saw such a thing.

It sounded like you knew of the 2 balloon + 2 pump version then later that you didn't. In any event, I bought mine about a month ago from an Internet veterinary supply site for $100 with free shipping. The 2+2 configuration was the only one I saw offered for sale anywhere, and that was clearly the cheapest price I saw. Another company that other listmembers talk about is in Germany, I believe called MedTech3000, with a German/non-English website. They "speak" English if you write them an email, but insist that your order be from the website in German. It looks like the same 2/2 catheter I have. I can't locate my DBC this moment, but I have the Rusch Model number on it when I find it - I'll repost it here.

Eric

Links below that show all of Medtech's Rusch Balloon Catheters...from single cuff inflatable to both of their doubles in 2 distinct configurations...with & without inflators.

1) https://www.medtech3000.de/Klistier/Einlauf/Heilfasten/Ballondarmrohr-Ballon-Darmrohr-mit-Silikonballon::6.html

Silicone 220mm x 16mm x 90ml balloon cuff

Article Stock No : 10121

2) https://www.medtech3000.de/Klistier/Einlauf/Heilfasten/Ballondarmrohr-Ballon-Darmrohr-Ruesch-nach-Nordmann-Einlauf::7.html

30cm (12inch) x 10mm Single Balloon Catheter - No Accessories Included.

Article Stock Order No : 10102

3) https://www.medtech3000.de/Klistier/Einlauf/Heilfasten/Ballondarmrohre/Ruesch-Ballondarmrohr-nach-Nordmann-3-tlg-Set::795.html

30cm (12inch) x 10mm Single Balloon Catheter - inclusive of inflator,extension tubing,1adaptor coupling & shut off clip

Article Stock Order No : 10105

4) https://www.medtech3000.de/Klistier/Einlauf/Heilfasten/Doppelballon-Darmrohr-Ruesch-nach-Gaul-Doppelballondarmrohr::8.html

30cm x 10mm x 250 /250 ml Double Balloon Catheter - Inflator not included

Article Stock Order No : 10106

5) https://www.medtech3000.de/Klistier/Einlauf/Heilfasten/Doppelballon-Darmrohr-mit-2-Geblaese-Darmkatheter-Ballondarmrohr::409.html

40cm (16 inch) x FR30 Latex Double Balloon Catheter - inclusive of 2 inflators & 1 adaptor coupling

Article Stock Order No : 10109

6) https://www.medtech3000.de/Klistier/Einlauf/Heilfasten/Doppelballon-Darmrohr-Set-2-Stueck-Geblaese-Darmkatheter::484.html

2 Sets of 40cm (16 inch) x FR30 Latex Double Balloon Catheters - inclusive of 2 inflators & 2 adaptor couplings

Article Stock Order No : 101092

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

Six Piece set - 1 x 30cm x 10mm DBC,1 x 40cm x 250 / 250 Latex DBC, 2 Inflator bulbs,1Metre extension tubing with attached bulb

Article Stock Order No : 101091

Here is a two-balloon two-pump latex nozzle from medtech3000: https://www.medtech3000.de/Klistier/Einlauf/Heilfasten/Doppelballon-Darmrohr-mit-2-Geblaese-Darmkatheter-Ballondarmrohr::409.html?MODsid=krkatpdaaief1njadj2lgfah71 . However, the name Rüsch does not appear anywhere on that page, so I doubt whether this one is correctly described as a Rüsch nozzle.

The two-balloon single-pump model is here: https://www.medtech3000.de/Klistier/Einlauf/Heilfasten/Doppelballon-Darmrohr-Ruesch-nach-Gaul-Doppelballondarmrohr::8.html?MODsid=krkatpdaaief1njadj2lgfah71 . This one is labelled ‘Rüsch nach Gaul’. I am not sure who die Herren Rüsch und Gaul may have been, but I would guess Gaul was the original inventor of the device.

Many thanks, one-eyes and Aussie. Great information. I looked at most of that a few months ago before buying my Rusch 2/2 DBC elsewhere. I wound up ordering a 2/2 DBC from a veterinary supply site for $100 USD with free shipping. From what I saw, MedTech's 2/2 DBC is the least expensive one I found. I was just a bit uneasy trying to order in German since I don't speak or read it and didn't want to miss anything. I did have a couple of very polite emails from them in English, but they insisted that any ordering be done in German. Do you guys read German? Thanks, guys, for the research and the info posts.

Eric

The question was asked a while ago what the part number was on the 2 balloon 2 pump catheter. I came across the tag that came with my last one and it is 264530. So if you google "UCH Barium Catheter 264530" you will get lots of hits on people selling it -- but many at very high prices. My last one came from VetMed with good service and the best US price at that time. I continue to recommend this as a great way to go.

I'll add my vote to soggypaws' posting. Bought mine same place $100 with free shipping. Cheapest price I found anywhere. There's one on MedTech3000 for ~€70, but not sure of exchange rate or shipping. And you'd need to read the site and order in German.

Eric

One-Eyes was unsure if the double balloon Rusch catheter was really made by Rusch. Looking at the picture on MedTech3000's page the orange catheter line is clearly marked Rusch.

I would like to purchase one of the subject nozzles. The only place that I've seen them for sale is in the UK. If there were a US supplier I'd order one today. Anyone have any ideas?

I was strongly considering one at one point because they seem to be very well made. Medtech3000 has them in Germany for a reasonable price (https://www.medtech3000.de/Klistier/Einlauf/Heilfasten/Doppelballon-Darmrohr-Ruesch-nach-Gaul-Doppelballondarmrohr::8.html), but shipping outside of the EU is only via DHL and almost doubles the price (35 Euros). I would get one if shipping was in the 15-Euro range, but 35 is a lot for the size.

Others have said that the company is very good about answering e-mails in English even though their website is only in German. Google Translate isn't perfect, but it does help us English speakers navigate the website.

Here is the location where I bought my current double balloon catheter, or as they call it, a Barium Catheter.

http://www.vetmed.co/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=13020148

Notice that for some reason it's at a ".co" site rather than ".com." Also, if you search elsewhere, use the Rusch product number #264530. I've had it a few months and it's really made by Rusch and very well made. Also free shipping with on time delivery. I use mine a lot and I'm very happy with it.

Eric

Doc Eric, thanks for the "Vet." site. It has to be cheaper than paying the exorbitant shipping charges from Germany.

@jimmyt44 - Such charges probably wouldn't be incurred if medtech (& I'm assuming) didn't have a contractual arrangement with DHL. Registered first class "air mail" achieves the same objective at less than half the cost & is trackable

How do you keep the latex DBC clean? I currently have all-silicone gear, which makes things easy as I can just boil or bleach it every now and then, but I haven't been able to see how you can clean the DBCs. I'm also a bit worried about incidental oil contact (skin oil and the like)

Ericmason: how big does the Rusch DBC go? I found out from someone else that some of those only go up to 1-1.5 inches in diameter, which seems like it wouldn't be worth it.

I'm with you, That Austrailian. The Post Office is still often the way to go. I'm not sure about DHL, but I've heard tales of various shipping companies that like to surprise you with an additional fee for "customs brokerage" before they'll give you your package, so I'm leery of that as well.

@moliere I am enjoying this latex double balloon nozzle https://www.medtech3000.de/Klistier/Einlauf/Heilfasten/Doppelballon-Darmrohr-mit-2-Geblaese-Darmkatheter-Ballondarmrohr::409.html?MODsid=3pa59fio7hbdns88rglc5ma5h0 The inner balloon inflate reach a dialeter of 2"1/2 => 3" and the outer balloon a diameter 1"1/2 => 2" Quality is superior, and numerous members have buyed stuff from this shop.