Latest Lumē commercial....

I think it's new; at least I hadn't seen it until today. Shows the oh-so-cute Dr. Klingman getting undressed in an exam room, referencing hiding the underwear, sitting on an exam table in a paper gown and even doing the "scoot down a little more" move.

Pretty titilating commercial if you're like me and easily turned on by thoughts of stirrups, exam tables and cute patients in a gown. I mean, I did rewind it and watch it three times. 😉

I’ve heard the Lume commercials on radio. Didn’t know they were on TV too.

Just saw it.

I think it's new; at least I hadn't seen it until today. Shows the oh-so-cute Dr. Klingman getting undressed in an exam room, referencing hiding the underwear, sitting on an exam table in a paper gown and even doing the "scoot down a little more" move.

Pretty titilating commercial if you're like me and easily turned on by thoughts of stirrups, exam tables and cute patients in a gown. I mean, I did rewind it and watch it three times. 😉

I’d never seen this (most?) recent Lumē TV commercial until the OP mentioned it here, though I’ve seen and pretty much enjoyed several others for 2 or 3 years. @OverRainbow surprised me a bit as my version is the reverse of his - I never knew of their radio ads. I was curious enough that I looked it up but it took me on the order of half an hour to find and wade through various forms of searching to find this exact one he saw. The only copy I found so far is on a site that reviews and analyzes TV commercials called ispot.tv, at

https://www.ispot.tv/ad/fkKQ/lume-doctor-appointment

with a release date on July 22, ‘24. Now I’m not aroused by most MedFet, as my nearest related kinks are anal and enemas, though I don’t mind doing it when invited, in part maybe since I’m a bona fide retired US MD. However in 9 years here I’ve read countless threads and posts on Zity from those who enjoy it. To me this is a fairly short 30” commercial, but I think I’d agree with @KC_Patient - if your titillation meter rises with images or mentions of stirrups, exams, tables with paper and attractive patients, you might like this one.

Eric