Once this plug is inflated inside you, nothing is going anywhere until you open the valve. It is a hollow-core design that connects straight to your enema bag, so you fill up, hold as long as you want, and control the release yourself instead of fighting gravity and a slippery nozzle.

Features

• Hollow silicone tip lets fluid pass straight through to the hose connector
• Inflates with a squeeze bulb and releases through its own valve, no second person needed
• Measures 4.5 inches long and 1.5 inches wide at rest, widens to just over 2 inches once pumped up
• Hose end fits standard enema bag attachments
• Black finish, smooth silicone surface

Materials and care: The tip and shaft are silicone, the squeeze bulb and hose are latex, and the valve housing underneath is copper. Skip this one if you have a latex allergy. Clean with warm water and a toy cleaner before and after each use, squeeze the bulb dry so no moisture sits trapped inside, and store it somewhere dry rather than sealed in plastic.

Worth knowing before you buy: Because of the latex and copper parts, this plug cannot be boiled or run through the dishwasher the way a solid silicone toy can. Stick to water-based lube too, silicone lube on silicone toys breaks the material down over time. Give yourself a few tries to get the inflation right: seat the plug, pump it slowly, and check the fit before you ever connect fluid.

Common questions

Is this a good first enema plug?
It is beginner-friendly once you go slow with the inflation. Start with just a couple pumps of the bulb and add more only after you are comfortable, you do not need it fully inflated to get a secure seal.

Will it hook up to the enema bag I already own?
Yes, the hose end is sized for standard enema bag nozzles, so most bags sold for home use will connect without an adapter.

What lube works with it?
Use a water-based lube. Silicone lube will react with the silicone tip and shaft and wear the surface down faster.