Short hose, cheap quality, but great for arthritis sufferers
Wow, why don't they market things like this in the US? Sure, we can buy them on Amazon, but I'd feel a little more comfortable buying them from a recognized brand, you know? That said, I've never used a better enema/douching system in my life. A pump! Finally a douche/enema system for those of us with arthritis! No more squeezing those tiny rubbery bulbs for me!<br /><br />The materials are pretty cheap. The highest quality parts appear to be the nozzles, which are actually very comfortable for any sized adult orifice. Including three means fun for the whole family! (Or is that &#34;hole family&#34;?) The water flows well with each pump. The 600mL container holds way more than you'll probably ever want to pump into a single orifice at a time, but that's better than having to refill it 2 or 3 times. I was a bit disappointed by the pump top, which works ok but gives the impression that it will be the first part to die.<br /><br />The most disappointing thing for me was the length of the hose. With the nozzle &#34;installed&#34; in back, the hose is too short to place the bottle in front when lying on my side, so I have to set it on my hip. The device appears to use standard medical-use plastic tubing, such as for nebulizers and oxygen tanks, but the end that connects to the pump bottle is square, not round, making it impossible to simply replace with off-the-shelf medical tubing. I'm looking into adding a coupling and another extension of hose to make it easier to use, but haven't done so at this point.<br /><br />In the end (get it?) there's not really much else to say. It works well, all things considered, but the length of the hose means 1 star deducted. And the quality of the item makes me think it really will not hold up for a long time if used regularly. For that reason, I deduct another 1/2 star, with a final rating of 3.5 stars, rounded to 4.
Rating: 4 stars