First Medical Instrument you Bought?

My first was a Faultless 3 qt combo bag which Sis & I shared for many years. Unfortunately, the rubber finally cracked and it received an unceremonious burial in the dumpster, but not before serving with distinction for 30+ years, and delivering countless thousands of soapy delights to both of us. When we started sneaking bulbs of water while bathing together around 5 & 7 yrs old, we just passed the bulb back and forth. So, by the time i bought the bag, we had thoroughly cross contaminated each other and had no reason to disinfect the bag, hose or nozzle.

Must have been a thermometer, though since then a variety of fun toys have made their way into the bag, both for real life work and play doc.

Does a thermometer count?

When I was a student (18 yo and more) I had a rectal thermometer in my things, but I'm not sure if I bought it, or if my mother did for me when I packed to leave home (for working days only, I was back every week-end).

I've been using the one at home every day I guess, since I was 14 or 15. I loved that in my ass 😃.

I found it broken in my bag when I was 25, it was a problem because there was mercury everywhere, so I called anti-poison center because I knew mercury was toxic.

They told me to go to pharmacy and request sulphur, which would mix with mercury (if my memory is good).

A few years later, when I started working, I bought a syringe with a rather short needle, and injected me with some whisky (Glenfiddich) into the left arm vein, because I wanted to do something very kinky, and see what being drunk would be like (OMG) - I had never drunk a single drop of alcohol, I was too afraid of what I might say, I had so much to hide...

I had done computations with alcohol quantity, my body weight, alcohol concentration etc to know how much I should take to be drunk.

To my disappointment, I did not feel much, neither while injecting, neither after. But nothing bad happened as well, which is good, and probably a miracle per se.

I tried whisky in my anus another time, with same syringe (but no needle !) and it only burned hard enough that I had to expel it before it might have any effect.

Now I'm contemplating buying syringes and needles to self-inject in the bottom, because I'm looking for a new partner. But it's so sad to play alone 😢, especially because I like to be dominated, forced and helpless in these games.

A Rectal Thermometer. I was 15. I went to the next town on my bike so no one in the drugstore would know me and asked the women at the counter for a “clinical thermometer”. She asked me did I want I oral or rectal, and I reluctantly replied rectal. I remember her smiling and going to a case and bringing back a red box which said “clinical thermometer” Rectal use. Then she asked if I needed anything else, suggesting vaseline. I said yes and she got that, too. I think she could this was an uncomfortable purchase. The total was $2.85 and I pulled three dollars out of my jeans and paid her. She then said as I was getting ready to leave, “have a good time”. Today, I still wonder about that last statement.

Anesthesia mask, gloves and Surgical mask , bouffant cap.

A simple oxygen mask

Considering me and my friend almost had everything and gowns scrub slipper socks oxygen catheters. The first thing we bought safety belts wristbands with door alarm on them like the nursing home use.

Me first medical instrument I ever bought was one glass rectal thermometer from a drugstore in Hamburg, Germany in 2015. I still own that one and, during the time I bought many more other rectal thermometers from other countries, old or new, vintage glass mercury or digital thermometers, different shapes and colors. Some might say I am building a collection of thermometers.

Hmmm. Probably the first instrument I bought period was a Littman Cardiology III stethoscope… for using at work as a paramedic. Beyond that, I'm almost ashamed to say I've not really bought anything for medfet until this past year, when I finally found and purchased a glass thermometer, one of the Geratherms….

I live outside of Toronto , Ontario and being a medic , my first purchase was a dual steth. I recall going to an industrial unit to a med supply company , it was before the internet , so I had to search the phone book ,the fellow that worked at the med supply company was very pleasant . He sold me the steth , then he , gave me a vag spec and a used otoscope for free . What I thought was odd, is that the med supply company , also did commercial Christmas decorating for shopping malls ,etc .

The first instrument I purchased was a medium Graves steel speculum. I purchased this from a sex store, and was pleasantly suprised how unphased the sales girls were. The speculum is the only medical supply I purchased from somewhere other than a real medical supply business; however, I did buy paper products (gowns and drapes) from Amazon (P.S. they ship in marked boxes that say ‘paper patient exam gowns’ on the boxes… so, be ready for that to be sitting out in plain view by your front door!)

An “old school” stainless steel graves speculum. I have since added many more to the collection but still have that one in my bag.

I bought a rectal thermometer when I was 21. It happened that they had a small basket of vintage glass thermometers for sale, on a drugstore counter, in a small town in Massachusetts. To my surprise, it had the large pear-shaped bulb, which wasn't common anymore. I still have it today, and will continue to use it indefinitely.

For me, a stethoscope.

My most recent purchase was a 4-bladed vaginal speculum. It has been used during a couple examinations. My patients are big fans as am I.

A low cost stethoscope embedded in a BP cuff from a CVS pharmacy and a reflex hammer that I found on a flee market for like $2 !

Doctor MG

A stethoscope

Probably glass rectal thermometer. It's been so long ago I am not really sure. Could have been BP cuff too.

For me probably two sets of Pratt sounds. Why 2 sets you ask? Well, I traveled weekly for work and I wanted 1 set to play with while away.

As I almost always had to fly for the job they had to go thru security. So of course they were flagged by x-ray and I was questioned. The young TSA boy made an issue of them and he had to have an older guy look at them. I explained exactly what they were for and the boy thought it was funny. In the end they got to fly with me and I left them at my recurring destination so no more issues. Flying with medical instruments can be interesting!

I saved up my pocket money and bought a Rexall Defender Folding Fountain Syringe, like this"

https://ibb.co/k1XhMH9

one day on the way home from school at a drugstore somewhat away from the route I normally traveled.. I opted or a folding syringe because it was easier to hideaway. I loved using it covertly to take enema while locked in my bathroom. BTW, mine had a red rubber bag, rather than amber.

The first instruments I bought aside from stethoscope were ophthalmoscope and otoscope.

A stethoscope and a lab coat. I already had a couple of rectal thermometers which I had gotten from my parents house when I moved out. One was the original B-D thermometer pear shape that came in the small box as well as another one with a smaller blunt tip in a beige holder. A couple of girls I dated in high school used them on me on more than one occasion. I also have 2 blunt tip red thermometers in the small plastic packs that a friend of mine who worked in a local hospital got for me before they got rid of mercury thermometers. Those are the ones I used to bring to my annual visit to a hotel to meet and play with my bbw friend. Those were the best times.

My first instrument was a stethoscope (of course 😁) but soon I bought other things like a large thermometer, anal speculum, sex toys, etc. you can see some of these in my album.

It was a digital thermometer. Used in lots of holes (pee hole, vagina, anus), all after cleaning of course.

A stethoscope and a pack of tongue depressor

A dental set was the first thing closely followed by a speculum.

Speculum And gloves

A black tomahawk reflex hammer

Back in the late 90's maybe 2000, a local Odds 'n Ends shop had a stack of Ballo Rectal thermometers on a rack.. I ended up going home with one and a bottle of Dimetapp. Threw the medicine away, but still have that thermometer to this day.