Where do you keep/hide your medical play stuff?

Well mine is kept in the closet and I am also thinking I should tell someone to get to it and dispose of it if anything ever happened to me. but then again... i'm thinking screw it im dead let them finally see just how kinky I was lol some friends think they know lmao they haven't got a clue!

I can't say that I deliberately hide it away carefully, nor do I keep it in sight either. Most of my things are sort of interspersed with other things, collectibles and antiques and decorative objects. a metal box holding a glass syringe and needles is just another shiny, old collectible, the same for some types of old clamps and sounds.

Other medical things I keep in drawers that contain tools, computer parts and what-nots ...

And things like speculae I do however keep out of sight ... not everyone has a sense of medical humor ... ha ha.

My medical and old sexology books though, an extensive lot indeed, are all in the bookshelves containing normal everyday books and magazines ... sometimes it's fun to see how people and visitors react when they invariably start looking at the titles ... never had a negative comment yet - at least not to my face that is ... behind my back who knows? ...

We have a separate bathroom off our bedroom that is mine. I keep everything in there. That's were I go when I want to play.

As I live alone, I don't have to hide stuff. I teach physical exam skills, so I have a few gowns. I also have loads of real stuff from years in the medical field. I have a duffel bag for my teaching supplies and a canvas tool bag that sort of looks like an old doctor's bag for the play stuff.

Large suitcases

I hide my stethoscope in the drawer next to my bed(so as I can reach it easily) along with a nurse hat from a Halloween costume and my bottle of fake blood and it doesn't look suspicious or weird at all 😃

I keep most of my thermometers locked in a safe. The stethoscope is in there as well. Medical exam gloves are in my night stand, along with my thermometer sterilizer jar that has 6 thermometers in it at all times, and jar of glycerine suppositories. I keep my enema bags hung in my bedroom closet, and the enema nozzles are kept in a dresser drawer. Needless to say, everything is spread out, but not easily found unless you were specifically looking for it.

I have a rather cleverly hidden 12'x12' give or take exam room. If I told you where I hid it I would have to erase you cause than you would know. Really, I do have a pretty good sized play space with lots of toys, the SO helped me with it. It started out as kind of crazy half baked idea one day, and she said, "do you think you can?" And I just ran with it.

We did have a smaller hidden exam room in our old place. I used one of the bedrooms as an office for my real business and it had a closet on one of the walls. About 6" after the closet, I put up one of those room dividers made out of plastic slats that can slide back and forth and the slats can open and close. I cut the slats so they just hit the carpet and closed them tightly. I had my desk and some other stuff against it and to the casual observer it looked like the wall ended there. The closet door really helped the illusion as did the fact that there was a storage closet in the hallway at the end of that room, and the door to the next bedroom was all the way at the far end of the hall. I could slide the wall over about 18" at one end where I had nothing in front of it and gain access to it. That worked out real well.

Docprocto. as you used to do color processing, the Higginson's can be explained as a means of transferring harmful chemicals back into their respective bottles without spilling! I keep one under the bathroom sink, and have explained it away as a means of emptying the sink, should the drain get stopped up.

I just lied and told some friends and family that it all came from a storage locker auction. Oh those kinky people who had that storage unit. lol You can get a lot of mileage using that excuse.

I am super big into ultrasound Roleplay and I have multiple old ultrasound machines and ultrasound probes. I hide all of it under my bed. My bed frame has drawers built in and behind these drawers there is a large enough space to fit it all.

I’m a tool guy. I have a complete auto mechanics set up in the garage and more hand tools and power tools in the adjacent workshop space. I have all my medical equipment in one large plastic tool box with a padlock on it. I have a second tool box just like it with spanking and bondage equipment, also padlocked. I have a third matching, but larger tool box with the fucking machine and supplies locked in it. The toolboxes fit right in with my other DIY tools in the workshop. I do have some equipment in the drawers of the exam table, which is in the other room adjacent to the workshop. The exam lamp and stool roll into the workshop and appear to be used there so no one notices. The medical scale slips behind a rolling storage rack in the play space.

There are other play toys and paraphernalia kept in the drawers of my dresser in the master bedroom.

In my desk drawer in my room.

My dresser is put in our livingroom area, and is where we keep all of our play stuff 😁🤭 Our exam table is a foldable massage table and that, we put in our bedroom closet. I giggle when we have guests thinking about them, possibly opening a drawer out of curiosity and wondering why we would need such things as a speculum, or a doctor bag, etc. We also have a Doctors coat that Anthony used when he was performing. We've had people ask if he was a real doctor, haha

Bedside table drawer. I do most of my online naughtiness 😇 in bed, so it's convenient. Though sometimes I'm at a table in another room if I'm working from home... during the daytime I'm home alone.

Now if i told you , youd know 🤣

I keep mine if two large Rubbermaid bins. I have A folding massage table that stores away nicely so once everything is packed up, no one would have any idea!

I keep my medical equipment hidden in cupboard under my desk. It is bit deep, so I can hide my equipment behind some books and notebooks.

So, I keep everything in a closed and sealed box and keep it in the closet in my room, well hidden. When I set up the exam room, I take all the equipment and instruments out of the box and set up my exam room. So I'm afraid that when I die, someone might find out what's inside this box.

So, I keep everything in a closed and sealed box and keep it in the closet in my room, well hidden. When I set up the exam room, I take all the equipment and instruments out of the box and set up my exam room. So I'm afraid that when I die, someone might find out what's inside this box.

Ah -- you need a medfet buddy! It's like a porn buddy, but ... different ... lol.

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The only medical stuff that I have are all enema related such as red enema bag, bulb enema and an assortment of various size nozzles. I keep them in a travel bag with my golf equipment which is in the garage in winter and my car during golf season

I do self catheter so there always tubes, lubs and it looks like it was just done.

Ps self cath is great for controlling stuff, don’t ask don’t tell

My gyno chair is portable and I put it long way in , in my storage room and cover it with a blanket.

The "toys", is stored together with my sex toys and diapers in a large old furniture, with doors that locks that have key lock to the doors.

Mine is kept in my own personal wardrobe which has a key that i keep on my keyring. I have a large holdall and an attache case which holds all my instruments and sundries including Tens unit and cupping set. My partner is very high up in the NHS and does not know of my medfetting. I know she would definately not approve.

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My wife and I currently keep nearly all of our sex and medical toys in a black, nondescript suitcase that would fit in the overhead bin of an aircraft (22" x 14" x 9" (56 x 36 x 23 cm)). We zip the suitcase shut and leave it on the floor in the closet. When we have visiting guests or grandkids who might get curious, then we slip on a small padlock to add a level of security to the matter.

We used to have everything in a small Home Depot cardboard box, but the cardboard did not accommodate a padlock very well so we upgraded to the suitcase. We did place written warnings stickers on the cardboard box but realized that would likely entice someone to look further rather than deter someone from looking.

We do sort of wonder how the kids will respond when we both die and they open the suitcase to find a few things they were not expecting.

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