What does your doctor do with the speculum after the exam?

It's going to be obvious when you ask your physician for the plastic speculum that YOU aren't the one doing the exam. You can't see your own cervix. you can't get light in and you can't jury rig mirrors to be able to light it or see it. Your doc will know someone else is peeking up your pussy.

I agree with Switchablesusie you can buy one on Amazon for next to nothing and you can choose if you want a stainless steel or plastic...size...and type.

My Doctor throws them away; he uses disposables.

Buy your own. If you don't want to worry about properly cleaning them, buy plastic. Don't steal them! Take it out of the garbage after its disposed??? EWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!

If you want some humor, read the start of this thread. Susie has made a hilarious comment! ROFLMAO! The comments regarding her comment are equally hilarious!

I'm sorry if I offended anyone. I did not intent to encourage theft, or any unsafe practices, but I was inspired by another user's post earlier in this same thread.

A user posted, dated 2012.01.11 21:15, that at the end of their exam they asked their doctor if they could take home the plastic speculum that had just been used. The Dr agreed and later the user returned with pictures to share with the doctor.

I found this to be a very daring and erotic thing to do. Part of what may make this so exciting is that you are getting the actual piece of equipment from a real doctor. We all know the cost is minor and they are easy enough to buy, but the added bonus of it being from a real dr office and having been used in a real exam gives it special value. Souvenir? Memorabilia? Nostalgia? What ever it is, that item would earn a special place In your home collection.

Admitting to your real doctor that you are interested in medical play/exploration at home, and getting to reused the actual real device at home during your play time are two ways in which the real & play are brought closer together, and details can cross over from one to the other.

I find all of this exciting and was curious to hear for others that have tried this, enjoyed it, or fantasizes about such a bold and daring request to satisfy your kinky desires.

Be nice. Stay safe. Get off.

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My gynecologist sets the metal speculum next to the sink in one if those kidney shaped dishes.....which actually happens to be plastic, and I assume disposable after a single use? multiple use?

I have never paid attention, but I think he just puts it down on the tray. If its plastic they throw it out.

For those whose doctors use metal speculums, do most of them have warming drawers? I would think this would make it a lot more comfortable than the cold metal.