Anal Speculums, Anoscopes, Proctoscopes!

The 3 bladed is the most fun but it is nice to start out with the 2 bladed one and then go to the 3 bladed one.

I'm not qualified as a play doc, but I've been looking for a specific speculum for a while because it is the biggest non-vetrinary one available. If you do a search for "hotkinkyjo speculum" you will see it. What you see there is called a Sakurai Vaginal Speculum, size XO. The hole through the middle is at least 75mmx75mm (~3 inches). They are hard to get and will set you back around $200.

The hotkinkyjo speculum in XO would be difficult to use as a rectal speculum. It's designed more for vaginal use.

Two prong Pratt or three prong Mathiue are good choices although there are lots of other designs including a variety which use a obturator which is removed once the speculum is past the sphincter.

I would avoid fenestrated ones as you will get complaints from your patient upon their removal. The slitted openings allow the sphincter to collapse around it making it hard for the tip to expand it back upon removal. I had a devil of a time getting it out with her bitchin the whole time I was trying. End of exam for her right there as she hopped off the table. I will never use one again.

I'm pretty much always the patient, bottom, sub, or what ever term you prefer. I've only had a 2 blade one put in me.

You cant use a vaginalspeculum for rectum

Probably the safest rectal device to insert for an exam is the clear silicone funnel/butt plug from Boyzshop.com.

It's not the most brilliant thing in the world to do, but it can be done as long as some care and caution are exercised. The small Collins works the best for this purpose, I think,

Why not just get an anoscope or rectal speculum? They are not that expensive and they are a lot kinkier IMHO. Trying to shove a vaginal speculum up a woman's ass just strikes me as very amateur for a play doc.

Vaginal specula really are the wrong shape. They also open differently than anal specula, and could cause problems with pinching tissue, even if only partially closed prior to withdrawal. Spring for an anal speculum. You won't be sorry.

Apparently the skeptics have never tried a Graves speculum, as I have. I acquired many instruments from a retiring doctor, He had 2 Graves speculums of differing sizes. I stuck all of them into my rectum, including the largest ones he had. I didn't injure myself and didn't wind up in the ER. I did start small, then found it easy to insert them with blades closed. One then opens the blades with the screw on the side or pressing on the lever. The end of the speculum is adjustable so one can make it larger, screws hold the size. After insertion with the blades closed one pushes gently and there is no pain. An adjustment on the handle can make the outer opening taller/better, adjust it before insertion.

The largest speculum I used had, at the outer end, a diameter of 2" x 2.25" The blades are about 1.5" wide. The longer lower blade is about 5.5" long. Lest readers not believe the size, there are many photos and videos of persons being fisted, that is the whole hand being inserted without damage. I cleaned myself out thoroughly, used lots of lube, gloves, newspapers to catch the mess, and a mirror and flashlight to look.

All that said, I didn't get any big charge out of enemas, the proctoscope, stigmoidoscope or anoscopes or specula. So I experimented with the toys only for a month and don't use them anymore.

Perhaps a Pederson speculum might work which is a slimmer blade version of the Graves but you really should look at rectal specula and anoscopes. If you're using it on yourself that's one thing because you will be able to feel the pain from the vaginal blade edge on your sphincter--so knock yourself out--maybe even try a equine speculum if you so desire. But as a playdoc, the loud cussing, screaming, and yelling and subsequent flight from your exam room of your patient will be your only indication as you attempt to insert any vaginal speculum that a rectal speculum might have stood a better chance with her.

I have had a small pederson speculum used anally on me before. Not the most comfortable thing in the world. Of course I don't like anything inserted back there so I may not be the best person to ask, but this is my experience. The blades don't curve in like they do with the rectal specs so you have to be careful and gentle so as not to injure the delicate tissue with the edges of the blades. Also go super slowly when opening the blades or it is really painful! And like others have said, don't close the blades all the way before pulling it out or it will pinch.

But I think it's really up to you and your play partner. As long as you're careful you aren't going to cause damage, but it is more uncomfortable than a rectal spec. It definitely feels different and more 'icky'. lol

It seems that the opinions are mixed, however, vaginal speculums are sometimes used to remove foreign objects from the rectum. So the short answer is yes, you can use one. The long answer is that you need to be careful and there is probably a better tool for the job.

It seems that the opinions are mixed, however, vaginal speculums are sometimes used to remove foreign objects from the rectum. So the short answer is yes, you can use one. The long answer is that you need to be careful and there is probably a better tool for the job.

I agree with the need to be careful. Damage to the rectum even if it it's only slight could at the very least potentially ruin an otherwise enjoyable play exam. At worst it could cause some serious problems.

I would say use the correct instrument and be proficient in its use.

Both instruments can be used. But, very seldom used for rectal exams. Anoscopic probe with sleeve is the best anal instrument. 6in in length with a detachable probe for better opening.

I would not try to use a vaginal spec anally. It is a case of 'the right tool for the right job'. The orifices are so very different and I would not want to proverbially force the round peg in a square hole. Invest in a rectal speculum.

Never had a problem getting it inserted, it was always trying to get it out that was the problem. My anus muscles would start clamping down involuntarily, and the removal was very painful, even with no pinching of the blades. We now just use sigmoidoscopes and anoscopes with no problems at all.

I have used both a Graves and Collins pattern speculums on myself in large size.Lube property, and insert slowly. No problems! R.

I had a graves used on me. I didn't need to worry about being pinched since she didn't close it at all before removing it. YOWZA!

I strongly opposed this use of of a vaginal speculum rectally. There are rectal speculum designed specifically for rectal examination and are quite effective for this. Problem of damage to the anus and rectum from improper use of a vaginal speculum can result in long lasting injury or being potentially fatal, cuts, rupture can quickly develop into life threatening situations ( sepsis, hemorrhage or fecal peritonitis are real possibilities).

Using a vaginal speculum inserted into the rectum? What a stupid idea. As usual RN 1993 has said it better than I can.

This isn't something I've ever tried, nor do I have an interest in doing so. There are plenty of medical "toys" specifically designed for insertion into the rectum. I've used a rectal speculum, anoscope, and proctoscope at various times, and they work just fine. I don't feel that inserting a vaginal speculum rectally would make the exam more interesting, and as others have pointed out, it could potentially cause harm to the patient.

I need to find a female doctor to use all the above on me....lol.

I had my first anoscope exam recently (and sigmoidscope and DRE). Though the sigmoidscope was a bit painful, the anoscope was not, it actually felt good. It doesn't go deep but it does stretch you out and make you feel full. After those, the doctor's finger felt small and did not hurt at all. But these were all at the real doctor's office, so I wasn't really in the right frame of mind.

I wish it had been play at home. That would have been much hotter.

I recently had a rigid proctoscope inserted very deep into me, and it's a very odd sensation. It's not a painful sensation, but it does feel strange...

I like to use anoscopes and proctoscopes during my play exams. Some patients feel uncomfortable but it does not hurt. Many of my patients experience their first proctoscope exam during our exam session.

No experience with graves, but collins work just fine for me, I use them regularly.

Hi all, it happened to me to use a couple of times a medium collins spaculum rectally. Of course I had to prepare properly the patient before it. I used some different dildos and as last an inflatable one moved in an out the anus. As soon that she was ready, even for a four fingers penetration I would say, I inserted the speculum and then slowly I start open it.

I think she arrived at 5/6 cm of opening. Apparently it was quite painful but at the same time very exciting for her, so much that she reach the orgasm when she had the speculum in and I just slowly touched her clit!! The orgasm, she told me, was incredible...

So, being careful, I would say that you should try! :-)

I had an anal speculum inserted during a prostate procedure. It was was really strange when he opened it up and dilated my anus. Not painful. He did this so he could numb my prostate with transrectal injections.

In visits to the proctologist I have had both an anoscope and sigmoidoscope inserted. I was placed in the jackknife position on a special table. The sigmoidoscope was really uncomfortable.

I've had friends that had this procedure and none of them liked it. Mostly in the context of prostate (one R) problems. I've used an anal speculum and you need to be careful taking it out and not close it all the way. You will pinch if you do.