I used this product for coffee enemas. The product did exactly what I was buying it for and it was easy to use. The product is easy to clean and assemble. I watched YouTube videos to learn to to property use and clean the product. It's very straight forward.

Overall, I am happy with my purchase. I usually use the red enema bag but I decided to go with this widemouth bag for easy cleanup. I will say that the backflow valve is amazing but the water temperature reader is so small. I've used the bag several times now and I had to get used to pouring liquids into the opening without spilling. The additional insertion pieces are a great bonus but the storage bag is so thin and a joke really. It has stained slightly because of the coffee and black tea but that's to be expected.

It's definitely worth buying.

I had one of these electric ones, it just broke after a few months.
The fact that this device is easy to use, makes it a favorite to me.

I've tried a number of different silicone enema bags, and this one ended up working decently well for me. As you can see from my picture, it does sag quite a bit, even when only filled with less than 1 liter of water. The material is thick enough that it isn't tearing, however.

My biggest concern is that the hose that connects to the bottom of the bag is just slightly loose. It doesn't leak, and as long as you push it tightly into the opening before each use, it stays put. But, it gradually wiggles loose and it will eventually fall out (and release the liquid) if you don't keep pushing it tightly into place.

The set comes with a nice long hose and a lot of tip options, as well as two clamp options. I removed the backflow valve and just used the hose with the pinch clamp. I also only used the straight-in, smooth enema tip.

Lastly, I poured boiling water through mine to sterilize it, and fortunately there was no burnt tire smell, so hopefully real silicone and not rubber material. The current price of $20 is about average for this type of enema set.

First you should know that I am a complete novice at this method of clearing out my system. I struggle with constipation, but I have always treated it with laxatives, and an infrequent suppository.

Set up on this is a pain in the ***! And I don't even mean that literally. The one thing I had trouble with is having a secure place to hang the bag from. In a bathroom, my options were limited to my sketchy shower curtain rod or where my shower spout comes out of the wall. Neither one of these we're going to hold the weight of an enema bag filled with water. In my defense, I live in a rental, that is always a little sketchy on any thing that pertains to infrastructure, or any thing else that matters. Other people have towel bars or other permanently affixed things to their walls. I have a bathroom that I dare not stress in the slightest, unless i'm trying to invite a biblical flood.

Without a proper way to hang this bag, My chance of success were minimal.

This is a hassle. I have no doubt it works wonderful if you know what you're doing. It seems to have every possible attachment, to ensure success.

Cleaning it up before, and especially after, each use, adds an additional burden to its "ease of use". Because of it's personal nature, it's not likely I'm going seek out expert advice or ask questions. If you know how to use this, I'm sure this is top of the line. If you're a complete novice, good luck.

I'm going to back to using laxatives, which I doubt is as healthy as the proper use of this. I just don't have the patience for the involved set up, or the knowledge to reassure myself I'm doing it right.