Anal Douche Aneros Prelude Enema Bulb Kit Red 295 ml

Anal Douche Aneros Prelude Enema Bulb Kit Red 295 ml ❤️

The Prelude kit consists of a bulb holding 295 ml and a slim nozzle that screws on. What sets it apart from a plain bulb is the valve: it only lets liquid through in one direction and slows it down on the way. The bulb therefore empties evenly instead of in one rush, and no air is drawn back in. At the same time nothing can run back into the bulb, which makes cleaning afterwards far easier.

In practice that means you can rinse several times with smaller amounts instead of once under pressure. The nozzle is slim and reaches only as far as this kind of cleaning needs. A matching toy cleaner is in the range, and further supplies sit under Drugstore. Aneros builds the bulb from soft plastic that squeezes and releases easily. Lukewarm water is enough; additives are better left out. More devices sit under Anal douches, matching accessories under Intimate hygiene. The rest of the anal range sits under Anal Sex Toys.

✨ At a glance

• Dimensions: 22 cm overall, nozzle 6 cm insertable
• Capacity: 295 ml
• Contents: bulb and nozzle with flow restrictor
• Material: plastic
• Colour: red
• Care: rinse after every use and leave to dry

❓ FAQ

What is the valve for?

It slows the flow and stops anything running back. A normal bulb empties in one rush and then draws air, which can get uncomfortable. Here the pressure stays low and even.

How much water should I use?

For outer cleaning part of the filling is plenty. Two or three small rounds beat one with the full bulb; it is gentler and you stay in control of the amount. That is exactly what the flow restrictor is for, and it makes several small rinses practical in the first place.

What temperature should the water be?

Lukewarm, clearly below bath temperature. Water that is too hot irritates the lining, water that is too cold causes cramping. Test it on your wrist before you fill the bulb.

How do I dry the kit?

Rinse the bulb several times with clear water, squeeze it out firmly and stand it upside down. Unscrew the nozzle and dry it separately, otherwise water is left standing in the thread. Since the valve lets nothing run back, the inside of the bulb stays cleaner than with an open one anyway.