Embarrassed when buying suppositories?

Do you feel embarrassed when you go into a pharmacy to buy suppositories that you are to use for fun? I usually do, and always try to find pharmacies with female pharmacists. I don´t know why, but it's easier for me to ask for suppositories from a woman than asking a man. Is it the same for someone else? What think you, girls, how about it? Cheers, R.

You are not alone with that.I am the same

Sometimes its fun to take them to the main checkout and watch the clerk as she rings them up. You know what she's thinking but if you keep your gaze on her, she will be the one to blush before you do.

I think I'd be too shy to buy some in my hometown

I like to buy a new womens douche bag in this way, mainly if there is some young 20s female working the front counter.

Don't feel one bit embarrassed to buy suppositories of any shape form fashion for all the variety of uses. It is for your health 😉 & your pleasure! 😃

I'm not embarrassed when buying suppositories although I do go to a female clerk to see if I get a reaction. I might get a glance but not much.

I do get embarrassed if I buy disposable douches which I do sometimes when travelling. It's a nice syringe for the evening.

If you have them in a pile of other items to buy it doesn't seem so odd as when you buy them alone.I have never had any looks given to me and at Wal-Mart there are enough weirdos out there to look at than what you're buying!I just act nonchalant about it and go on! 😁

I was totally freaked out the first time I bought them as an adult, despite the fact the place where I bought them was a big city and the chances that I would run into anyone I know was zilch. Now I barely feel self-concious about buying them in a little store in my home town. I've either come along way, or I have totally given up on caring what people think. It's alot of effort, hiding one's freakiness.

When buying embarrassing products I go to stores that have self-service checkout lanes or if none available go to the lane with the most mature cashier

Yes I Feel embarrassed when i buy suppositories

I agree, it is embarrassing to buy suppositories or fleet enemas in a store. I always feel that someone will know my deepest secret.

I used to feel embarrassed when buying any suppository products. Now I realize that those who never used them probably had constipation at times or needed enemas. It seems that doctors have no problem discussing colonoscopies after the age of 50. Once I reached mid 60's, I don't feel as embarrassed. That's life!

I don't use/buy suppositories so I can't answer. If it's truly embarrassing and this isn't something that secretly thrills you, why not just purchase what you need over the Internet? There's drugstore.com, CVS and Walgreen's have web sites, etc.

Arianna

I don't get embarassed. I tried to buy two boxes once, and they refused to sell me more than one. They said I should see a doctor. I tried to argue I was going on a trip but they wouldn't have it.

There is absolutely no way that I could go into a pharmacy and buy suppositories because I would be far too embarrassed. I think this goes way back to when I was just four years old and was badly teased by a young pharmacy assistant after she found out from the person who was buying the suppositories that they were for me.

Why should anyone be embarrassed when purchasing health supplies? Its a natural thing, we all have to do sometimes Mike in Mississippi.

I am always embarrassed because I am afraid that someone will discover why I want them...for sexual pleasure. But it is also arousing to bring them home form the store...I just hope I don't run into someone I know at the time.

I to was a little embarrassed. Got some at walmart one time and picked up some other random things like TUMS just cause LOL. I think that makes its even more fun like your getting away with something 😃

Yes, I'm VERY embarrassed, so I only did it once - and it was very hard for me to do.

Only glycerine suppositories, but it felt like everyone knew that I was basically buying a sex toy, something for my horny behind.

I guess I will make them myself in the future. Personally I'd prefer making some that cause some mild pain (like ginger does, or vapo rub) as well as cramps (I will hold them while I make myself cum).

What's the big deal??

While I don't use suppostories, I do buy Ex-Lax and castor oil. And everybody knows what I am going to use that for.

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I agree!

It's my thought that we should all meet at a Walmart and go in and raid the suppository section. Then we can line up at No. 4 check-out stand, and Roni will smile very friendly at each of us, as she checks us out.

Btw, her panties would be soaking by the time she finished a half dozen customers or so... 😉

I usually buy the suppositories at wal=mart or Target pharmacy in town that you are not from and pay with cash.

I normally pick up a couple of other items like soaps and shampoos and then keep a jar of suppositories with them so it does not draw any ones attention at the checkout counter.

Not embarrassed at having to buy suppositories. Had to buy them for haemorrhoids from the local chemist whom I have know for some time. Not sure how I would have felt if I had run into a neighbour or, worse still, a client.

Yes, I find it embarrassing also.

Yes, I'm very embarrassed whem I go to pharmacy!

I tried to seem natural, but I feel embarrassed, timid, i think that I guess blush!

I'm looking for usually a pharmacy with women to meet the public and a pharmacy where I'm not known!

Cheers, PatientCare

I saw some comedian with a bit similar to this. He always bought toilet paper whenever he went grocery shopping, and then liked to ask the cashier, "Do you this enough toilet paper for the amount of food that I'm buying?" - This slayed my friends and I.

After this,one of our favorite pasttimes would be to get drunk and go shopping to see who could freak out the cashiers the most. Some of the classics were: A large pineapple and 5 jars of vaseline. Or an entire chicken, condoms, and KY Jelly. A whole array of stool softeners and laxatives, and a huge stack of magazines, but only the single roll of toilet paper. Or my best selection: eggs, flour, butter, sugar, classic red enema bag, a funnel, and a copy Good Housekeeping with a cake on the cover.

We'd even have a blast returning some of the unusable or unused items a day or two later. The service desk rep would always see the items on the reciept and we'd come up with some kind of weird reason for returning them.

I get them with several other items & go to the self service check out, all the big stores here have self check out

The first time, yes I did feel very embarrassed when I had to go through the checkout counter. I like the idea of buying other things with them as well; it reduces the embarressment for me greatly. After I did it once though, the thrill of buying them has greatly dimished. I prefer the older checkers as they usually have more maturity, and even if they are thinking something, they know better than to say it. I still would have trouble buying them at a store where my friends work though, and I don't see that getting any easier any time soon.