Where to buy Examination Gowns

Does anyone know a good source for examination gowns

Quite a few of the online medical supply places have gowns available if you Google "Exam Gown" or "Hospital Gown". Check a few though as pricing ranges from reasonable to pretty high.

I have found a few in the various thrift shops. Check the area where the sleepwear is. Since the gowns are usually of a Unisex design, check both the men's and women's sections of the store.

Www.medicaltoys.com is the best. I just ordered mine from there and it is fabulous. It's cheap, too. 😄

Recently I had to have an xray for whiplash.. and hanging up in the changing room were quite a few hospital gowns, I only wish the thought had occurred to me to 'pop one in my bag' before I left! :😃

Medicaltoys.com , cheap and fast shipping, they have lots of other toys check them out.

There always seems to be gowns of various types mentioned on these pages varying from fragile to non existant.

When my wife had her first hospital appointment with the specialist at our local hospital she was told to take her dressing gown with her which she duly did.

I was told afterwards that she had to remove all her clothes and put her dressing gown on as she moved from room to room. I saw her coming down the stairs and certainly that dressing gown was not as effective at covering her nakedness as it might have been. She not only had the waist tie done up but was holding it closed as well. Not that this prevented it gaping at her swollen breasts and showing her legs up to her thighs as she came down the steps.

She swore this was a good reason for getting a large dressing gown in opaque material before her next visit!

Roy

I bought a gown on ebay about a month ago. I want to wear it for a play exam but I worry the play docs will find it a turn off. It's a heck of a lot more comfortable than slutty tight clothes.

I would rather see a patient in a gown, then in tight cloths, it adds to the realism. I might want her to have a nice pair of shiny satin panties on under the gown, that I would have to take off of her later, ot some of those disposable panties, or a diaper.

Mooremedical.com is, I think, a good source. They sell them by the case -- more fun that way!

Macgill.com

Try these:

www.nextag.com/exam-gowns/shop-html

www.medexsupply.com

Here's another one for cheap stuff..

http://www.assistedlivingstore.com

Examigowns.com. They are a company out of Baltimore Maryland if I remember correctly

Exam gowns are easy to find on the internet the problem is finding a small case of them you can afford

PlayDocWithMe, exam gowns can be a nice touch.

For instance, when you walk in after a brief chat, you might be asked if you are ready to begin.

Once you sheepishly nod, you would be instructed in a clinical tone, "Go into the bathroom, remove your clothing, panties & bra, and put on a gown."

You would of course comply, as all patients do. When you come out, you would see the area prepared for you, the restraints that you know would be used to immobilize you and.....well, I hate to go on.

Did you want to get paper or cloth?

I used uniformcity.com for my two exam gowns, they are cloth and were very cheap and have lasted

Ebay seems a good source for small purchases....

I always try and see if I can snatch a gown if I'm in the doctors or at a clinic. When I was in the hospital, I enjoyed "accidentally" letting the back of my gown open up as I walked down the hall. Of course, I was young and thin. But it was a big turn-on. I think I'll get one for home use.

Ebay is good for stuff like that, or even Amazon.com. They have some good stuff at very decent prices!

I bought one for about $10 from one of those home medical supply stores.

Here is a DIY: Make a pattern for one. Go to the fabric/craft store and buy material. Cut out pattern and sew it together. This way you have it exactly how you want it. 😉

You could always look at thrift stores, especially around Halloween time when they sell Halloween costumes, last month our local thrift store had all their Halloween consumes and such out and I found a patient gown, I didn't buy it because it was too small, at the city I used to live in the local Salvation Army had a whole section of medical attire with scrubs, surgical gowns, lab coats, surgical caps, medical masks, cloth medical masks, latex gloves and patient gowns, they also had some medical equipment but much, just thermometers (unopened of course lol), stethoscopes and blood pressure cuffs and things like that

You could also try looking at yard sales and rummage sales and you can look on Amazon and eBay or a medical supply store

Best buy is what wospatient recommended. Adult living supplies. Buy by the case or split it with your partner. Great prices!