Cleanstream Inflatable Enema Plug | Reusable, Latex-Free Silicone Cleansing Plug with Hand Bulb & Flared Base | Inflates for Leak Prevention | Works with Standard Enema Bags | 4.5”

Listen, I bought this as a joke. You know, haha, look at the weird thing I bought. Then I used it. Now I walk differently — not because of discomfort, but because I feel like royalty. This little gadget didn’t just clean my insides, it cleaned my soul. It inflated my dignity and deflated my skepticism. The silicone? Softer than my ex’s promises. The stream? More reliable than my Wi-Fi. Bottom line: if you want to feel like you just hit the reset button on life, this plug’s got your back. Literally.

Difficult to insert. Won’t stay inflated. Useless.

I just received this product and used it. There was no leakage whatsoever. Easy to insert with minimum practice. Inflation is easy and holds the bulb in place for the enema and after until you release the pressure. I saw no negatives at all. It's comfortable and effective.

This worked very well for the purpose intended.During its third use, the seal at the base let go well before significant inflation - much less inflation than previous use.This is an extremely common failure, according to other reviews.As it did work very well, prior to failure, it's a shame nobody else makes one as Clearstream has numerous reviews on several products about their manufacturing quality.

So, I have to say. I ordered this despite all the reviews. (I mean, they were selling it at Mr. S in San Francisco! How bad could it be?When it arrived, I noticed the area that people say it blows out often. I kept and eye on this while I inflated it a couple times and nothing leaked or blew out. So far so good.Now, I hooked it up to my bag and made my way to the bathroom to use it. I am used to larger toys so I had no problem at all getting the nozzle in. However, what I DID have an issue with, is the fact that there is no base on this plug! For me, after inflating it a fairly decent amount, but still not a ridiculous amount, the thin disk that is supposed to be the flange started to bend and slip in!I immediately recognized the issue, and decide to proceed any way. I just held onto the tubes to keep it from slipping in. But despite my efforts, all it took was one good clench and it slipped right in. This wasn't an issue for me, because I was able to relax and slowly pull it out (despite the rough edges of the base being extremely uncomfortable) but I can imagine that may mean a trip for some people to the hospital to get it removed.It's just overall not a good design. And from what I've seen in the other reviews, it's a case of poor design, poor execution.

Works well

This is made well, and isn't flimsy at all. The pump is the better quality metal parts, not the cheap plastic type. It's a bit challenging to insert, but deflated completely, closed valve to keep it deflated, gives enough rigidity to insert with lubrication more easily than in it's normal state. Using the base to give a steady, gentle pressure works well.Once in, only a couple pumps secures it sufficiently to be completely relaxed, and confident no leakage will occur. This was a surprisingly well made product, at a reasonable cost. The pump can be used for many other similar products to replace cheap plastic ones.

If you need a product like this you will most likely find the base flange too small and too flexible. No matter how much you try to relax and let the bulb work you ARE going to have an involuntary contraction (clench) and when you do this will migrate quickly inward. Possibly all the way inward. It will lose its seal with the colon wall and not only will there be lots of leakage causing more instinctual clenching, but you will need to carefully remove it so you don’t lose it. Would NOT recommend to a friend. I wish I knew this before buying.