How does the CleanStream Enema Bulb work?

You fill the bulb with fluid, screw the nozzle on tight to seal it, then squeeze the bulb to push the fluid out. There is no tubing, pump or power source.

How is it different from an enema bag or syringe?

A bag kit holds more fluid and lets gravity control the flow. A bulb is smaller and hand-squeezed, so it is quicker to set up and easier to travel with, but it holds less and gives less steady pressure.

Wash the bulb and nozzle with warm water and mild soap after each use, rinse well, and let both parts dry fully before screwing them back together. The screw thread and nozzle opening are the spots that need the most attention.

Does it need batteries or a pump?

No. It is entirely manual: the squeeze bulb provides the pressure.

The set is the squeeze bulb and its screw-on nozzle. No tubing, lubricant or storage case is included.

Is it safe to use often?

Occasional use for cleansing is the intended purpose. Frequent enemas can upset the body's balance, so check with a doctor if you plan to use one regularly or have a health condition.