Soft Flexibility
Designed to bend more easily than a rigid applicator during careful insertion.
Enema Rectal Tip - Soft
SKU 1739
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Enema Rectal Tip - Soft
Product Details
Brand: Creatrix Solutions
Availability: Ships M-F, same day if ordered by 1 PM PST.
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Enema Fix® Replacement Part
Enema Rectal Tip – Soft
This soft, flexible rectal tip is designed for use with the Enema Fix® Complete Enema Kit. It provides a simple replacement option for customers who want to maintain a clean, comfortable, and properly assembled system at home or while traveling.
The tip connects to compatible Enema Fix® tubing and is the same style supplied with the complete kit.
Soft and Flexible Replacement Tip Enema Fix® Compatible Home or Travel Easy to Clean Tip Only
Comfort-Focused Design
A soft, flexible tip for controlled insertion
A flexible rectal tip can be more comfortable than a rigid nozzle because it conforms more readily to body position and reduces the chance of abrupt pressure against sensitive tissue.
Even with a soft tip, insertion must remain slow, shallow, and gentle. Never force the tip through resistance.
Secure Tubing Fit
Connects to compatible Enema Fix® hose fittings for controlled fluid delivery.
Replaceable Component
Replace the tip without replacing the complete Enema Fix® system.
Compatibility
Designed for the Enema Fix® Complete Enema Kit
This soft rectal tip is intended to attach to the compatible fitting on Enema Fix® tubing. Before use, confirm that the tip seats securely and does not slip off with a gentle tug.
Check the fit before filling the system
A loose tip can leak or separate during pumping. A tip that is too large may stretch or damage the hose fitting. Use only compatible components that connect securely without forcing.
Why Keep a Replacement Tip?
Maintain a cleaner and more reliable Enema Fix® setup
Routine Replacement
Replace a tip that becomes stained, worn, cracked, stiff, or difficult to clean.
Travel Convenience
Keep a clean spare packed separately for travel or temporary replacement.
Personal Use
Use individually assigned tips rather than sharing between people.
System Maintenance
Refresh only the part that needs replacement instead of buying a new complete kit.
How to Attach the Tip
Create a secure connection before use
Inspect the Tip
Check for cracks, tears, rough edges, discoloration, stickiness, or deformation. Do not use a damaged tip.
Inspect the Hose Fitting
Confirm the fitting is clean, dry, and free of residue. A wet or oily connection may slip.
Align the Tip Straight
Hold the tip directly in line with the tubing fitting. Avoid attaching it at an angle.
Push Until Fully Seated
Push the tip securely into or onto the compatible fitting. Gently tug the connection to verify that it will not separate easily.
Do not lubricate the tubing connection
Lubricant belongs only on the insertion portion of the tip. Oil or lubricant on the fitting may cause the tip to slide off.
Priming Before Insertion
Remove air from the tubing first
- Assemble the jar, gasket, adapter, pump, straw, tubing, and tip.
- Hold the tip over a sink, shower, or suitable container.
- Pump until solution travels through the tubing.
- Continue until the air is displaced and liquid reaches the tip.
- Check the tip connection for leaking or separation.
Priming prevents a large column of air from being introduced before the liquid begins to flow.
Gentle Insertion
Use lubrication, relaxation, and minimal pressure
- Apply a small amount of compatible lubricant to the insertion portion of the tip.
- Choose a stable, relaxed body position.
- Take slow breaths and relax the pelvic floor.
- Insert the tip gradually and only as far as comfortable.
- Stop immediately if you feel sharp pain, significant resistance, or bleeding.
- Use slow pump strokes and pause when cramping or pressure occurs.
Never force the tip
A soft tip reduces rigidity but does not eliminate the possibility of injury. Forced insertion or excessive depth can traumatize rectal tissue.
Coffee-Enema Rationale
Portal circulation, bile flow, and proposed mechanisms
Coffee-enema traditions often describe rectal absorption of caffeine and other coffee compounds into venous circulation associated with the lower bowel. Some of this blood ultimately reaches the liver through portal circulation.
Historical Gerson-oriented literature and later natural-health articles have proposed that caffeine, theophylline, theobromine, cafestol, and kahweol may influence bile flow, smooth-muscle tone, inflammatory signaling, and glutathione-related pathways.
Animal and laboratory studies have explored bile secretion and enzyme effects, while a small human capsule-endoscopy study reported clearer small-bowel visualization after coffee enemas, a finding interpreted as consistent with increased bile emptying. These findings do not establish that coffee enemas remove all toxins, cleanse the liver, or treat disease.
Use accurate expectations
Many users report bowel emptying, temporary relief of pressure, or a sense of clarity or energy. These experiences may involve bowel evacuation, caffeine absorption, autonomic effects, hydration changes, relaxation, and individual response.
Materials and Testing
Designed as part of the Enema Fix® system
The complete Enema Fix® kit is described as BPA-free and SGS certified, with testing indicating that the kit is free of aluminum, antimony, cadmium, chromium, cobalt, and lead.
This replacement tip is the same style of soft rectal tip included with the complete kit.
Product-scope clarification
This listing is for the soft rectal tip only. It does not include the Enema Fix® jar, bottle, pump, hose, gasket, adapter, draw straw, finger grip, or other equipment shown in illustrative images.
Cleaning and Storage
Wash and inspect the tip after every use
- Disconnect the tip from the tubing.
- Wash with warm—not hot—water and mild soap.
- Rinse thoroughly until no residue remains.
- Allow the tip to air-dry completely.
- Store it in a clean, dry, protected location.
- Do not store it while wet or sealed in an airtight container.
Do not share rectal tips
For hygiene, each person should use an individually assigned tip. Replace any tip that may have been contaminated or shared.
When to Replace
Retire the tip when the surface or fit changes
- Visible cracks, tears, cuts, or rough edges
- Stiffness, brittleness, stickiness, or deformation
- Persistent odor or residue after cleaning
- Deep staining that prevents adequate inspection
- A loose connection that no longer stays attached
- Contamination or use by another person
Product Specifications
Soft Enema Rectal Tip details
| Product | Enema Rectal Tip – Soft |
| Part type | Replacement rectal tip |
| Compatibility | Designed for compatible Enema Fix® tubing and the Enema Fix® Complete Enema Kit |
| Design | Soft and flexible |
| Intended setting | Home or travel use |
| Quantity | One rectal tip |
| Complete kit included | No |
| Hose, pump, jar, or other equipment included | No |
Frequently Asked Questions
Soft Enema Rectal Tip FAQ
Is this the same type of tip included with the Enema Fix® kit?
Yes. This is the same style of soft rectal tip supplied with the complete Enema Fix® kit.
Does this listing include the hose or pump?
No. This product includes the soft rectal tip only.
How do I attach the tip?
Align it straight with the compatible hose fitting, push it fully into place, and gently tug to confirm a secure connection.
Should I lubricate the tip?
A small amount of compatible lubricant may be applied to the insertion portion. Do not place lubricant on the hose connection because it may cause slipping.
How far should the tip be inserted?
Insert only as far as remains comfortable and never force it against resistance. Stop for sharp pain, bleeding, or significant discomfort.
Can the tip be reused?
It is designed as a reusable system component when properly washed, rinsed, dried, inspected, and used by one person.
Can two people share the same tip?
No. Each person should use an individually assigned rectal tip.
When should I replace it?
Replace the tip when it becomes cracked, torn, stiff, sticky, deformed, difficult to clean, contaminated, or unable to stay securely attached.
Do coffee enemas clear toxins from the liver?
Coffee-enema traditions propose effects involving portal circulation, bile emptying, and coffee compounds, but current evidence does not establish that coffee enemas broadly detoxify the liver or remove all toxins.
Are the other products shown in photos included?
No. Any additional equipment shown in illustrative images is not included. This listing is for the soft rectal tip only.
