CalExotics Ultimate Douche with Two Nozzles – Orange

$8.99

Manual transparent 163 mL / 5.5 fl oz squeeze-bottle douche with two interchangeable orange nozzles: a slim 3.25 x 0.25-inch tip and a larger 3.5 x 0.5-inch tip.

Use only low pressure and clean lukewarm water unless a clinician directs otherwise. Douching is optional and does not prevent HIV or other infections.

Product facts

Material
Manual Transparent Squeeze Bottle With Two Interchangeable Applicator Nozzles.
How it works
Manual

The CalExotics Ultimate Douche with Two Nozzles is a compact, manually operated squeeze-bottle system for people who choose to rinse before anal play. The transparent bottle lets you see the fill level, and the set includes two interchangeable orange applicator nozzles for different preferences. It does not connect to a shower, faucet, pump, battery, app, or electrical outlet, so flow and pressure come only from the amount of force applied to the bottle.

The bottle holds approximately 163 mL / 5.5 fl oz. The slim nozzle measures approximately 3.25 x 0.25 inches, and the larger nozzle measures approximately 3.5 x 0.5 inches. Supplier reference: SE0374-03. Confirm the bottle, both nozzles, and the included instructions are present before first use.

What is included

  • One transparent manual squeeze bottle: approximately 163 mL / 5.5 fl oz capacity.
  • One slim applicator nozzle: approximately 3.25 inches long and 0.25 inch wide.
  • One larger applicator nozzle: approximately 3.5 inches long and 0.5 inch wide.
  • Color: orange nozzles with a transparent bottle.
  • Operation: manual; no battery, charger, hose, shower connection, or app.

The exact material, nozzle flexibility, total assembled height, package dimensions, temperature tolerance, and replacement-part compatibility are not published in the current product record. This page does not invent those specifications. Do not boil, microwave, freeze, bleach, or place any part in a dishwasher unless the enclosed manufacturer directions expressly allow that method.

Before you decide to rinse

Internal rinsing is a personal choice, not a requirement for anal sex and not a guarantee that no stool will be present. The rectum has a protective lining and mucus layer. Repeated rinsing, excessive water, additives, high pressure, rough insertion, or a nozzle with a damaged edge can irritate that tissue. A routine external wash may be enough for many people.

Douching does not prevent HIV, other sexually transmitted infections, or enteric infections, and it does not replace condoms, testing, vaccination, prescribed prevention such as PrEP, or medical care. Do not use a douche after a possible exposure as an attempt to wash away infection. If you have diarrhea, rectal bleeding, unexplained pain, an active infection, recent rectal surgery, inflammatory bowel disease, a clinician-directed restriction, or another condition affecting the rectum, ask a qualified clinician before internal rinsing.

Conservative setup

  1. Read the enclosed directions and inspect the bottle, threads, cap, and both nozzle tips in bright light.
  2. Do not use a part that is cracked, split, warped, rough, loose, discolored, or difficult to clean.
  3. Choose the smaller nozzle if you are unsure which size is appropriate. A larger nozzle is not a goal.
  4. Wash the product before first use and rinse away all cleaner residue.
  5. Fill only with clean, lukewarm water unless a clinician has told you to use a specific medical solution. Do not use soap, alcohol, bleach, hydrogen peroxide, fragrance, essential oils, mouthwash, household disinfectant, or improvised enema mixtures inside the body.
  6. Attach the selected nozzle securely and test the flow over a sink before body contact.
  7. Apply a small amount of compatible lubricant to the nozzle. Browse the Lubricants collection for options, but always follow both labels because the product record does not publish a universal material-compatibility list.

Use body-temperature or comfortably lukewarm water rather than hot or very cold water. Test it on sensitive external skin first. Never use boiling water, and do not assume that hotter water cleans better. If the water causes burning, cramping, numbness, or discomfort, stop.

Use with low pressure and shallow insertion

Relax, use lubricant, and guide the nozzle gently. Never force it past resistance. Keep the bottle in your hand, use the minimum insertion and pressure needed, and squeeze slowly. A bulb-style product is intended for controlled small-volume rinsing; it is not designed for continuous-flow or high-pressure flushing.

Stop immediately for sharp pain, significant cramping, bleeding, dizziness, weakness, nausea, numbness, or a nozzle that becomes difficult to remove. Do not continue squeezing against pressure. If symptoms are severe, persist, or concern you, seek medical advice. Never leave the nozzle inserted, and do not attach the bottle to a shower hose, faucet, pump, or other pressurized water source.

Allow the water to drain without straining. Repeating the process until water appears perfectly clear can lead to more irritation and is not a promise of cleanliness. Keep the process limited, give your body time, and stop if the lining feels sore or dry. Do not use numbing products to hide warning pain.

Cleaning between uses

Disassemble the bottle, cap, and nozzle after use. Follow the enclosed manufacturer directions first. The supplier record instructs washing the probe and bottle internally and externally with warm water and soap, followed by a compatible toy cleaner. If you use a cleaner, apply it only to the product surfaces as directed; do not put soap or toy cleaner inside the body.

Rinse every part thoroughly so no cleaner remains in the bottle, threads, cap, opening, or nozzle channel. Allow each piece to air-dry completely while disassembled before storage. Trapped moisture can remain inside the bottle or nozzle even when the outside looks dry. Store the clean, dry parts together in a protected container away from dust, direct sunlight, heat, pets, and bathroom splash.

Do not share a nozzle between people. If a part is accidentally shared, damaged, or used while an infection is present, retire it rather than relying on a cleaning method not authorized by the manufacturer. Do not glue, tape, sand, trim, or heat-shape the nozzle. General product-care boundaries are explained in the Materials & Care guide.

When to replace it

Inspect the bottle and selected nozzle before every use. Replace the set if the tip develops a nick or sharp edge, the nozzle no longer attaches securely, the bottle cracks or stays deformed, the threads leak, an odor or residue remains after cleaning, or the inside cannot be fully rinsed and dried. The current listing does not identify separately sold replacement nozzles, so do not assume that an unrelated attachment will fit safely.

Ordering and discreet delivery

This is a hygiene-sensitive item. Review the Returns, Refunds, and Hygiene policy before opening the package, because an opened intimate product generally cannot be returned for a change of mind. If the package arrives with a missing nozzle, a cracked bottle, a damaged seal, or the wrong item, stop before use, keep the packaging, photograph the issue, and contact us promptly.

Orders use plain outer packaging under the Shipping and Discreet Packaging policy. The Billing & Customer Service page explains how to ask about an order or charge without emailing complete payment-card information.

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