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Subject: Re: Enema Bulbs - Declining Quality

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Mom of 3 divorced (Yes, sign of the times = junk made)

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Date Posted: Friday, February 20, 2026, 05:43: pm
In reply to: Beth 's message, "Enema Bulbs - Declining Quality" on Wednesday, February 11, 2026, 10:00: pm

Beth and all, not only is the quality of the enema bulb gone down..seems most everything else has too. Common thing is it’s made in China 😡

Like Lapnoloc told, I too like to gravitate towards where the enema equipment is. And also noticed the quality of the enema is not the same as it used to be.

When looking at the enema bulb in the store a mom asks about the enema.

Growing up the enema was given in our home, and for sure in other homes, often. The enema bulb my mom and aunt used lasted years. Giving many enemas with it. Being the oldest in family I remember one being syringed.

If you have a good quality bulb now take care of it. after each enema session clean well with warm soapy water. Rinse well. Put few demos of hydrogen peroxide into the bulb. Swish around. Then squeeze. Leave out for a few days to air out. Never store damp - the dampness ruins the bulb with mold.

Nancy told of the Cara brand. Given many enemas with Cara enema bulbs. It’s good quality. Gonna check where Cara is made.

Blessings

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Victoria
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Date Posted: Saturday, April 11, 2026, 05:32: pm

Beth, surprised by your post. You are so very correct…the quality of the enema bulbs these days is a lot to be desired.

I work part time in a health food store and in a local drug store. I have brought this (poor quality of the enema bulb) up . Seems “our supplier “ …on and on.

Not long ago Pic Solution sold a very good quality enema bulb. One piece bulb sold in various sizes. I know a mom who has one. The quality is the best. Soft rubber. But firm. Nozzle bends easily but is firm. She it often for giving her three kids enemas. She also told me today’s quality is terrible.

Unfortunately, can no longer buy Pic Solution. At least in the US.

Few days ago a mom was in looking for an enema bulb syringe for her 9 yo b. We talked.

As we talked I had the enema bulb out of the box. Squeezing it in and out.

he had a “oh no “ look on his face when he saw it!

She told the quality is no where near what she remembers her mom using when giving enemas. And she had a good quality enema bulb before. But threw it out. She only used that bulb a few times to give him enemas.

It may be best to buy a good quality bag or bucket. Then putting a good quality nozzle on it.

Look at those sold by optimal health network. Very good quality.

Well the mom in the store purchased the bulb. Told me “he is going to get an enema when we get home.”

Poor baby! I’m sure I’ll see her again. And ask her how it went.

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