The Fetish Fantasy Elite unisex douche/enema kit by Pipedream is designed to flush out the anal cavity before anal sex or toy insertion or as a douche to cleanse the vaginal canal. Both men and women can get use out of this cleansing system but douching the vaginal canal is not suggested due to ruining the balance of pH and causing yeast infections, etc.

This cleansing system is great for beginners because it is really easy to use and care for. Someone wanting a thorough cleansing should probably look elsewhere because this enema kit does not do a good enough job of cleaning out the anal cavity. It seems to just lack the water pressure needed to jostle things about before evacuation.

The enema kit could be used on your own in the privacy of your home or if you're so inclined you can have a partner help you with it. That or you may just be a person who has an enema fetish. Either way this system is simple enough for just about anyone to use.

Freebies included in the kit:
~Silicone Mask
~Water based Lubricant
~Toy Cleaner

Water Bulb: 100% Silicone
Insertable End: Silicone covered plastic
Freebie Mask: 100% Silicone with plastic strap adjuster

Silicone has a safety rating of 10/10 which means it is a food-grade material, hypo-allergenic, latex free, non-porous and phthalates free. It is a velvety smooth material and also repels dirt and bacteria but is quite the lint magnet and a bit grabby on skin so lubricant is definitely required to easily insert it. Water based lubricant is the best choice and due to the lint attractiveness of silicone you will want to wash it before and after every use.

There was no odor upon opening the package and this enema kit is offered in black and purple here on Edenfantasys.

Moist Lubricant (1 oz.) Ingredients: Aloe Vera, Nettle Extract, Rosemary Extract, Balm Mint Extract, Gingseng Extract, Water, Glycerine, Hydroxyethyl, Ethylcellulose, Diazolidinyl Urea, Carbopol, Sodium Benzoate, Methylparaben, PEG 6-32, Triethanolamine, Nonylphenol, Citric Acid. Warning: Contains glycerine and parabens.

Antibacterial Toy Cleaner (1 oz.) Ingredients: Water (Aqua), Ammonium Lauryl Sulfate, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Cocamide DEA, Sodium Carboxymethyl Lauryl Glucoside, Sodium PCA, Propyl-paraben, Methylparaben, Diazolidinyl Urea, Citric Acid. Warning: Contains parabens.

Those with allergies or bad reactions to glycerine or parabens may want to refrain from using the sample lubricant and toy cleaner just to be on the safe side.

The enema/douche apparatus is shaped like a 9 1/2" long teardrop with a 5" long insertable rounded tip. At its widest point the insertable end is about 1" in diameter and there is one hole on either side of it along with one hole on the very tip for dispersing the water internally. The water bulb is about 4" long by 3" in diameter and can hold about 6 oz. of water before without overflowing when attaching the insertable end.

There are no gaps but there is a noticeable seam running the length of the insertable end. It is not raised enough to be felt during use so it shouldn't irritate delicate areas.

The mask is your typical eye mask shape cut from one piece of silicone, including the head headstrap which is adjustable. From the top corner across to the other top corner of the mask measures 9" wide and each eye part measures about 4 1/2" wide and just under 3" from top to bottom. The nose dip is just shy of 1 1/2" from top to bottom and the plastic strap adjuster is 1 3/8" wide. Each strap is 5 1/2" long when pulled all the way out of the adjuster.

The best things about the enema bulb are it is made from a body safe material, it is easy to use and clean and it is not intimidating to beginners.

As an enema/douching bulb this fails to get enough water pressure to really clean out anything internally. Another downside is the rigidity of the insertable end. Of course it has to be somewhat rigid to aid with the insertion but it is a little too rigid to be totally comfortable while using it.

The silicone mask fit my 22" head pretty tightly but it wouldn't adjust to be any larger, there just wasn't enough strap material. In turn because it was too tight it made the mask start to slide down my face instead of staying put. It is also a lint magnet which could be irritating since it has to go near your eyes. Fuzzy eyes anyone?

Side Note: I didn't include information on the performance of the lubricant or the toy cleaner because I'm too sensitive to use them. I didn't want to run the risk of having a reaction with either of them.

The enema bulb is definitely waterproof so it is easy to clean. Just wash it with warm water and antibacterial soap (using a narrow bottle brush on the inside of the insertable end) or you can sterilize it by boiling it for a few minutes or tossing it in the dishwasher. The mask can be washed and sterilized as well but no bottle brush is needed.

There was no storage pouch included and the packaging is bulky so tossing the enema bulb in a medium sized Ziploc bag would work. It will keep the lint and hair off of it while not in use. Otherwise just toss the bag in a drawer, storage box or on a shelf.

The enema kit and the freebies came packaged in separate little plastic baggies inside a black and white glossy paperboard box that shows a photo of the enema bulb and a small photo of the mask on the front. The box also tells you some of the qualities of the enema/douche and has the Pipedream logo on it.

The back of the box gives more information about the enema/douche, shows a photo of it taken apart and tells you about the free samples included.

This packaging is terrible for storage because it's bulky and should be recycled if possible. It should also be wrapped if gifting this to someone because the packaging is not discreet at all.

There were no booklets, warranties or instructions included but the use is pretty straightforward.

I was excited to try this since it was made from silicone and supposed to be safer and easier to use. I was disappointed with it's lack of cleansing of power but it is still a nice concept for an enema/douche bulb. Personally it just didn't work out the way I thought it was going to but I'll hang onto it until I can find something better.

I did add water to the water bulb and then used our mixer glass to measure out how many ounces it turned out to be; 6 oz. total.