Collection: Anal Douche

Anal douching, also known as anal cleansing, involves flushing the rectum with water or specially prepared solutions to clean it before anal sex or medical exams. It helps prevent unexpected bowel movements during intercourse, providing a cleaner, more comfortable experience.

To douche safely, use lukewarm saline solution or filtered water, never hot water or harsh chemicals. Lubricate the nozzle before gentle insertion. Slowly squeeze water into the rectum, hold for a few seconds, then release into the toilet. Repeat until water runs clear without discomfort. Limit douching to 2-3 times weekly to protect sensitive rectal tissue.

The safest liquids are saline solutions (water mixed with a small amount of salt) and filtered lukewarm water. Avoid using soap, alcohol, bleach, vinegar, oils, or any household chemicals as they can irritate or damage rectal tissue.

Yes, anal douches are safe when used correctly:

1. Use Lukewarm Water: Avoid hot or cold water to prevent discomfort.
2. Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Only use water or mild solutions recommended by the manufacturer.
3. Listen to Your Body: If you experience pain or discomfort, stop using the douche and consult a healthcare professional.

Limit anal douching to once per day, no more than 2-3 times per week. Overdouching disrupts natural gut flora, irritates tissues, and increases infection risk.

After each use, clean your anal douche device with warm water and antibacterial soap. Dry thoroughly before storage to avoid bacterial growth. Replace the nozzle or bulb regularly to ensure hygiene.