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This silicone-nozzeled enema is designed for a slower flow and depth control. People are loving this easy-to-use and super safe device.
Award winning sexual health product creator, Aneros, presents Prelude Enema Bulb the ultimate internal cleansing system. Prelude is all medical grade Silicone design features a special slow flow, one way nozzle that introduces liquid gradually and comfortably, avoiding cramping and unhygienic back flow.
Prelude unique nozzle back stop guides precise depth of insertion and allows easy disassembly for cleaning. When it comes to anal and prostate play, confidence begins with a Prelude.
Some assembly required for use.
Insertable 3"
.4" wide
Holds 10 fl oz
Remember with enemas you only want to use warm or lukewarm water and give you body sometime to recoup before engaging in anal play.
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DIRECTIONS The Prelude is designed for use with water only!
Fill the Prelude bulb with water that is as close to body-temperature as possible. Using water that is significantly warmer ( > 104˚) or cooler ( < 90˚ ) may irritate the rectum and result in cramping.
Lubricate the bottom of the nozzle stopper (the fitting that inserts into the bulb opening) with a small amount of a water-based, lubricant, just enough to make it appear wet. (*Never use silicone-based or petroleum oil based personal lubricants with the Prelude as they will damage the device and void your warranty).
Grasp the nozzle by the disk in the center (the flange) in one hand and the filled bulb in the other (try to avoid squeezing the bulb at this time). Gently but firmly insert the nozzle stopper into the bulb opening. You’ll hear a snapping sound indicating it’s fully inserted.
Once inside, give the nozzle a very slight turn, this seats it, making it water-tight. Liberally lubricate the nozzle barrel, (avoid lubricating the flange as you’ll be using it to detach the nozzle later). The Prelude is now ready for use.
