Rehabilitation AdvantageIndependent Suppository Applicator Tool

What good is it if the suppository doesn't fit! I'm not sure how to use the tool if it did fit. The angle is odd. I must be missing something in the function because it's the only one sold.

I'll spare the photos.As a C 5/6 quad I've used this tool more than a decade.This is my third ordered because the strap, plastic gripper, or spring went bad.When I'm in my commode chair I use this tool to insert my Magic Bullet suppository.Note: The digital stimulator from the same manufacturer is a real help in the same way.If you can't or don't want to find someone to do the invasive work these tools will be helpful.I haven't found a way to use it in bed, but it works sitting upright.

The diameter of the tube is not wide enough to fit a suppository into it. I've tried a few different types including Magic Bullets, they don't fit into the tube.

I’m paralyzed so I feel touch but not pain usually. It’s too abrupt for me to insert, it caused a cut which eventually became an abscess that even for me was incredibly painful and required a surgery to remove it. This has caused a lot of distress so unless you’re looser than the average person down there don’t buy this

This can make you more dependant and also have a great way for someone to help you if needing assistance. I am a spinal cord survivor and this makes my life alot easier.

Garbage. Doesn't work at all. Instructions are unintelligible and do not tell you exactly how to actually use the product. The instructions for adjusting length or angle are nonsense and refer to parts that are not present in the product. I give it a one star only because there is no way to give it less.

I have purchased two of these. Both rusted within a few months of use. The second one seemed to rust in about 60 days. I actually found a rusted piece about 1mm, in my sink after cleaning. This piece could have easily come out in the wrong place! For your own health and safety please do not purchase this. I did contact the company to make them aware. Their only response was something like "thank you for your feedback. We will take that into consideration in the future." I have moved on to higher quality true stainless steel alternatives.

I’ve been using mine for six months now. Every time it takes 3 to 4 attempts to get it in there. It does not push the suppository far enough out where it stays inside you. The engineering is just terrible. So every time you push it in the suppository comes right back out because it doesn’t push it far enough inside.