Review on Flexible Tip Enema Bulb For Effective Cleansing With Cleanstream by Jacob Jefferson

I've purchased about 8 or 10 of these inflatable nozzles from several sources over the past few years so I'm quite familiar with them. Combine this product with an open top clear silicon bag, hose and graduated clamp and it's an ideal setup for coffee retention enemas for one thing. I say clear silicon because it's easy to see if any contaminates develop over time dispite how well you try to maintain the equipment. Not so with the old fashioned red rubber drug store variety. After experimenting with a variety of e solutions over the years, the occasional organic coffee retention enema works best for me. It's also believed to help support the liver in naturopathic circles. I'm not qualified to say much about that claim other than to affirm I always feel better in the aftermath and my colonoscopy results have been pretty stellar. The inflatable double balloon nozzle offers a fair amount of extra security during one's weaker moments making it easier to relax; especially when the effects of a retention enema starts shifting into higher gear.I'm giving this product only 3 stars because the quality of the materials and components aren't so great as many purchasers have already reported . I've experienced all the problems mentioned in the negative reviews at one time or another, but I keep buying more because I haven't identified a cost effective, higher quality alternative yet. I recently had an inner balloon blow out while it was "in place" for no logical reason other than the lower quality materials used. That proved to be a startling and somewhat alarming experience for me. I should get my money back for that since I haven't had it that long, but I probably won't bother. The sudden blow out only happened once fortunately, while the other "deflations" were all fizzles when a glue seam failed or a little hole suddenly showed up in a balloon. BTW, one can repair a tiny hole in one of the balloons with a dab of clear silicon aquarium adhesive and it holds up for quite a while.I'd consider this product to be relatively disposable to avoid being disappointed. I may get anywhere from 18 to 60 or so uses per nozzle myself and I don't abuse the equipment or try to use this product outside of it's design parameters. Nevertheless, this nozzle will eventually fail in my experience, but in my view it's still worth it. One's mileage may vary of course.