The CleanStream 8-Ounce Enema Bulb – Blue is a manual anal-hygiene tool with a reusable rubber squeeze bulb and a removable ABS plastic nozzle. CleanStream identifies the maker model as AB904. The Stag Standard store SKU is XRAB904.
Exact product details
- Capacity: 8 fluid ounces / approximately 237 mL
- Bulb measurement: Approximately 4.25 inches long and 9.5 inches in circumference
- Nozzle: ABS plastic with 2.5 inches of insertable length
- Bulb material: Rubber
- Color: Blue
- Assembly: Screw-on nozzle with a maker-described secure seal
The 8-ounce figure describes how much liquid the bulb holds. It is not a dosing instruction or a promise that a full bulb is appropriate for every use. The rigid ABS nozzle is different from a flexible silicone tip, so compare nozzle material, insertable length, and control before choosing.
Compare the format
This compact bulb avoids a hose or gravity bag and is sized for travel, but it has a rigid nozzle and no maker-listed one-way valve. For a softer tapered tip, compare the CleanStream Thin-Tip Silicone Enema Bulb. For a smaller hand-syringe format, compare the CleanStream Enema Syringe. Browse the full anal-hygiene collection for additional capacity and nozzle options.
Safer-use boundaries
- Read the instructions supplied with the received product. Inspect the bulb, threads, seal, and nozzle before every use. Do not use it if a part is cracked, torn, sticky, loose, or otherwise damaged.
- Anal douching is optional, not required before anal sex. This retail hygiene tool is not a laxative, colon-cleansing treatment, or substitute for medical advice. Ask a qualified clinician about medical enema use, symptoms, or health conditions.
- For sexual-hygiene douching, the San Francisco AIDS Foundation advises using an appropriate liquid and safe temperature, avoiding household substances, and keeping pressure gentle. Follow the received instructions rather than improvising a mixture or medication.
- If the received instructions allow lubricant, apply compatible water-based lubricant to the rigid nozzle. Relax, insert slowly, never force the nozzle, and stop for pain, bleeding, or concerning irritation.
- Squeeze the bulb slowly. Frequent or forceful douching can irritate the rectal lining. The SFAF notes that there is no exact frequency that makes douching safe and suggests limiting it to once in a day and two or three days per week when possible.
Cleaning and storage
Follow the cleaning directions on the received package. The exact manufacturer page does not publish a boil, dishwasher, bleach, alcohol, or sterilization method for this rubber-and-ABS model, so do not assume one. Clean before and after use, let every part dry completely, and store the disassembled product in a clean, dry place only when the package instructions permit.
Read how to choose and use an anal douche safely, review water-based lubricant compatibility, follow the cleaning and storage guide, and check travel guidance before packing an intimate-care product.
California notice: XR Brands' current product page displays a Proposition 65 warning for cancer and reproductive harm and directs customers to P65Warnings.ca.gov.