Items missing from the drs office

Has anyone ever taken home a "souvenir" like the gown, speculum, etc after your appointment?

We have taken gowns home from the hospital.

I was so tempted to do this when I went with my g/f for the first time, but the doc was already a bit weirded out that I wanted to come in and watch, so we passed.

Plus, I already have a pretty good set of supplies so we didn't need much of the stuff in the office (besides the expensive things they'd have noticed if we'd taken).

I wonder who else has done this?

I took the disposable plastic speculum home that had been used on me after removing it from a trash can that had only that one item in a clean bag. Had a lot of fun with that for a while.

😁 Took a great Stainless Steel Bi-Valve Spec years ago when my wife was waiting for her Dr. to come in the exam room. I've been using it since!

I asked the nurse to give me syringe and needle for Injection. She gave me some. She said, dont tell the doc. 😄

I just aquired 2 new pieces from the ER today. A small syringe and a larger one that is used to get a urine sample out of a catheter tube.

My girlfriend steel a speculum after exam by her doctor. So that i can play at home doctor with her! 😁

I have taken an exam gown after they were finished and left me alone to re-dress. I use it in my own exams at home.

I've been tempted a lot of times but never took anything from a Dr. office. They DO have some interesting toys though!

I have a full catheter kit from some nursing classes I took. Practiced on dummies, so I took mine home to "practice sterile technique".

Never have taken anything from the doctor's office, though.

I get a plastic speculum from my doctor one time.

Ive always wanted to take the speculum but ive been too nervous to do so

I've stolen a bandage.. if that counts at all

I took a paper gown once, I was meaning to wear for a massage session at home but it never happened

While I was alone waiting for an EKG I found an entire box of disposable anoscopes on a shelf, but didn't take any.

I have always thought it might be fun to take home a "souvenir" from the doctors office, but I never have. I think it would be just as easy to buy something from a medical supply company.

There is a thrill about snatching something, whether you can order it online or not. I don't beleive in stealing, but the insurance companies obviously don't share my morals, so I think a lot of people do what they can to get their money's worth.

I've taken rubber gloves from the doctor's office. I used them when I got home to "relive" the physical exam experience 😃

My wife had abdominal pain two days ago so I took her to the ER. (Ended up being a ruptured cyst--she's fine now). Anyway, they had to do a pelvic exam. They had a clear plastic speculum that the nurse took out of the plastic and laid out on a tray. She saw it and told them it was too big, so they found a smaller metal one for the exam. Seven hours later they were finally discharging her and said she could get dressed. The plastic speculum was out on the counter, so I told her if she loved me she'd take it. We have a metal one, but my sex store never got the clear ones and I've always wanted one. So she stuck it in her front sweatshirt pocket. Then another doctor came in and said he wanted to palpate her abdomen. She kind of slid the shirt up and kept her hands over the speculum, but it kept clicking as he was palpating. Thankfully we were not caught, or if he noticed he didn't say anything.

I have actually taken the glove that was used on me to re-live the experience.

I would take the speculum, but I am too chicken to actually do so. I'm glad to hear that you had fun with your treasures!

ERs are a good place to get the really nice sterile exam gloves that are hard to find.

I have never stolen anything from a doctor's office....and I certainly don't suggest it.

But I work with a cryonics company, and have access to a large collection of supplies of needles and other simple things (no really fun stuff, like speculums) who's sterile packaging has technically expired......they are still perfectly good, but technically cannot be used....

Even though I have some, I’m always tempted, and sometimes do, snatch gloves and masks. Then when I got home, I can become like the medical people who just took care of me. While wearing my scrubs and the mask and gloves from doctors office, I imagine being one of the medical workers in the office.

We have never sneaked anything from a doctors office or hospital. I’ve asked if I could have a couple pair of exam gloves (I use them when I finish wood and I was out) . The doc was generous. When my wife was hospitalized we asked for an extra pair of no-skid socks - the gave us three pair and an extra water bottle. Don’t know how they would react if you asked for a used disposable speculum- I think they they are careful to account for what they use and would notice it missing if you snatched it without their knowledge.

I've never taken anything, but many years ago (25+) , my bestie, who also had a medical fetish, took a stethoscope from our doctor's office (we saw the same doctor). I traded her a sweater she really liked for it. It was my first stethoscope.

I've never taken anything, but many years ago (25+) , my bestie, who also had a medical fetish, took a stethoscope from our doctor's office (we saw the same doctor). I traded her a sweater she really liked for it. It was my first stethoscope.

Possession of stolen goods is a crime in which an individual has bought, been given, or acquired stolen goods.

In many jurisdictions, if an individual has accepted possession of goods or property and knew they were stolen, then the individual is typically charged with a misdemeanor or felony, depending on the value of the stolen goods.

I'd be pissed if someone stole Doc's stethoscope out of his office. I gave that scope to him and it is an electric Littmann which at the time a few years ago cost about 400 bucks.

Mashie

If you want a disposable speculum you COULD ask for one. Most doctors would say yes, some would be curious why you want one. Just tell him you'd like to be able to look "down there" at home. Most would be happy you're concerned about your own bits and you want to take a look.

There's a chapter in the book "Our Bodies, Ourselves" about women actually having get togethers to see what their vaginas and cervices look like.

Don't steal. Just ask.

Most doctor's stethoscopes cost well over $100. The one Mashie gave me was over $400. They're available on Amazon, so nobody needs to know you want to play doctor.. We're not rich (contrary to what most people think about doctors) having an expensive piece of medical disappear hurts.

Thank you for understanding..

Doc

That works if you are a female anyway. I've seen the metal speculum in the drawer at the end of the table but never pinched one. They are easily available online.