HealthAndYoga™ NaturoFlo Enema Bag Kit - Open Fountain top (2 Quart) - Silicone Tubing and Strong Metal Suspension

At this particular junction in my life, I've taken an avid interest in my health and more particular, body building. I'm 6 weeks into a 25 week weight training and body building course. It's going well, thank you for your interest. Now, with this fact in mind you must also bear in mind the fact that body building requires A LOT of protein. I take in between 200-300 grams of protein from various sources throughout my day. No real amount of Metamucil, roughage or really...any orally administered laxative will completely remove the feeling of having your colon and anus ripped from your body every time you try to use the bathroom, after having eaten 20-30 packets of tuna or dried tofu in a single day. And that's only if you're lucky enough to be able to use the bathroom. Que the red rubber bag and tube scenario. After not having done any "Business" for quite literally, 4 days, I was beginning to feel sick. I'm pretty sure that was due, more or less to the fact that I probably had over a pound of feces in my lower intestines going rancid. I found this particular product on Amazon and immediately ordered it under one-day shipping. The extra $4 was worth the expedited shipping in this case. Now here's where things quite literally and metaphorically go south. Way south. I arrived home from work to find my package containing "The device" tucked into my screen door. Feeling like a pastry bag near the bursting point I decided that the "procedure" was becoming momentarily more necessary. I'll spare you the details but suffice to say I "self administered" this medical device fully disrobed and within the polyester lined safety of my shower (some very recommendable steps.) The bag is very large, to the extent that you can pretty well not expect the full amount to NOT disappear. It took maybe 10 minuets to begin feeling cramped and urged to consult a porcelain basin. Here's where it gets bad. When you put (or force) over half a gallon into your colon, you are raising the internal pressure well beyond the intended and designed limitations. Your anal sphincter, as it turns out, is pretty good; but not good enough to resist what had to be another atmosphere of pressure. My toilet is 10 feet away from my shower. There was a trail. After reaching the toilet, and finished, it looked like the time I tried Indian food. It was terrible. I had to throw out the trash can next to the toilet, a bath towel, the toilet brush and well...it looked like someone had set off a feces bomb next to my toilet. I'm assuming this is all from user error, or just having 5 days of feces loaded into my colon. But I'm giving this item 5 out of 5 stars because it worked as described and is of good quality. Just consider not sitting on the toilet seat and just making direct contact with the bowl. Also it might be useful if you took the strainer off of your shower drain.

This is a great enema bag. What can I say? It does the job it's meant to do! My colon is sparkly after using this. I do like that it seems like it's made out of quality material, the hose and bag are more flexible than the one that I used in the past and you can see into the hose, which is nice. I do coffee enemas and worry about the coffee staining but after each use I flush it with peroxide water mixture and let it set in the tube for a few hours before flushing. It's easy to use. I just noticed the big long attachments in the photo and don't know what those are for and haven't ever used them, just hte regular old enema nozzle.

Like many other reviewers have stated, this did come with a fairly strong smell. It was more of a hospital sterilization smell though, and not like the bag itself was doused in tons of chemicals. I actually found that the drawstring bag and smaller plastic bags with the tubes and other materials smelled stronger than the actual water bottle/bag. That is why I am giving this 4 stars. Otherwise this worked great for me! This was my first time trying enemas, and found that the little guidebook was fairly straightforward. I wasn't entirely sure what to do with the longer hard plastic tip, so I used the smaller one plus the small colon tubing like the guide said to. Still working on figuring this kit out compared to simpler ones with fewer pieces, but it was really simple to assemble with what I did use! Glad I purchased this instead of one from a drugstore.

I purchased this particular enema bag after spending 2 days reading reviews of other like items. Seriously, 2 days. Part of the reason was because I was very reluctant to own an enema bag much less use one. But desperate times call for desperate measures! The more I read the more I learned about the health benefits of a cleansed colon. It seems a lot of people do enemas on a regular basis as a part of maintaining good health. Better skin, more energy, less back pain... Once I committed to purchasing implements for doing a home enema I had to decide which ones would work best for me. The steel bucket may cool off more quickly, but carrying a steel bucket filled with coffee through the house and up the stairs didn't sound very convenient. One slip up and ... what a mess that would be. Coffee stains on the carpet? No thanks. The enema bag seemed like a more convenient option. I read a number of reviews from people who had a bad experience with the rubber bags. A few said that the quality was so poor that after using it they could "taste" the foul rubber in their mouths for days. Yikes!!! Other complaints were about leaky fittings; definitely not ideal either. So, when I found The Right Enema Bag I scoured the reviews. Finding all good comments I went ahead and ordered one for myself. It arrived very well packaged. The hose and fittings were hygienically enclosed in separate packages inside the box. I crossed my fingers that there wouldn't be any chemical odors and there wasn't. No odor at all. The directions included were very helpful and even offered tips and insights I hadn't read before. Filling the bag was pretty easy. A stay open top would be an improvement for when pouring from the pan into the bag but I didn't lose too much coffee in the transfer. The hanging hook is plastic, but seems sturdy enough to hold the weight of the filled bag. There was no leaking at any point along the hose assembly. The valve clamp worked perfectly. I could slow or stop the flow at any time. This was hugely beneficial. I liked knowing I was in full control of how much fluid was going in and how fast. I can't say I enjoyed the experience at all, but then I certainly didn't expect to. It's enough for me to know that I will benefit from using The Right Enema Bag.

This kit is easy to use.