Yeah, it smells weird, but...

I find it to be much better than the shoddy makeshift bag I had been using before. It's clearly very well made, and of high quality. If you can hold out, the smell does subside and it will be a fantastic product.

The only gripe I can make about the product is that it doesn't seal closed. The top of the bag is completely open, so you're stuck with gravity as the only way to receive your enema. While this is the correct way to receive an enema (you don't want to add too much positive pressure), I like the option in the event my body is trying to expel the liquid, and I want to keep the flow going down instead of up, back into the bag.

Also, the nozzles don't really keep the liquid in for me, but I've been using my makeshift retention nozzle from my older setup and it's worked well to make sure I don't prematurely expel the liquid around the nozzle, and I would recommend that others do the same in the event that they're also unable to keep themselves from making a mess before the enema is finished making its way in to their colon.

Works amazing for home cleanses !!! Save your $$$ for certain Colonic Centers. Do it at home . Lie in your own tub .

The best you'll get, but smells very strongly of baby products/powder.

Good product that will bring you relief from constipation and that bloated feeling, awesome product might be too much water for one session.

The Soul Genie 4 quart bag is perfect. I highly recommend it. It is by far the best bag I have ever used. I have purchased several other brands that do not last very long, but this one seems indestructible. I used the first bag daily for over a year, and then when I traveled I forgot the bag, so I bought a second one and leave it at my daughter's house. At first, I was concerned about the hook carrying the weight of 4 quarts, but the metal "S" hook and the reinforced hole at the top work really well (and after a year show zero signs of weakness or concern). I have a weird bathroom setup, so I attach and hold the whole thing using a wooden hanger (with a metal hook) and hang the enema bag on the hanger, and then I have more flexibility to hang the whole thing on the cabinet in my bathroom. Then when the bag is empty, I just move the hanger/plus enema bag over to my shower for cleaning. The hanger fits nicely over the towel rod in the shower and it's easier to fill with soapy water and let soak, and then drain into the tub and hang to dry. In bathrooms where there is not an easy place to hang the bag (and hanger) I bought an "S" hook for massage and put that on the high cabinet and then hang the bag & hanger on one of the knobs about half way down. You have to get the right "S" hook massage tool and here is the AMAZON link to the best one (https://www.amazon.com/Body-Back-Companys-Trigger-Therapy/dp/B0006VJ6TO/ref=sr_1_1_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1484557381&sr=8-1&keywords=s+hook+massage+tool). Also, this S massage hook is fabulous for reaching sore spots on my back, but obviously not when I am using the fabulous Soul Genie...;)