Sex toys disguised as medical devices?

Play docs:

Has anyone ever used any sex toys disguised as medical devices during play ob-gyn exams? My thought was to introduce some slight stimulation during a play exam, but still keep it somewhat realistic. For example, I found this device online:

http://stockroom.com/Vibrating-Pleasure-Periscope-P214.aspx

Here is a quiet stainless steel vibrator that's just over 5" long, which could pass as a medical insturment, the only problem is that it's $195!

http://www.jimmyjane.com/little-steel-vibrator#tab

I was also thinking of taking a really small silver colored "bullet" vibrator, letting the batteries wear down until it's vibrating just a little, and attaching it to the top of a Graves speculum (similar to how you attach a light, except on top). My other idea was to find a benign looking vibrator and use it as a pretend trans-vaginal ultrasound by attaching a cord and putting it on really low speed.

Of course, the play patient would have to be somewhat submissive, or pretend to be naïve about medical procedures. It would be fun to introduce slight sexual stimulation without having outright sex. Any ideas from other play docs are appreciated...

Hi,

DO NOT BUY THE PLASTIC ONE!

I'm a UK Playdoctor and I bought this type about 5-6 years ago.

First time I used it on a patient, the clear plastic end came unglued and lodged in my young patients rectum.

Fortunately he was able to expell it but not without difficulty.

I never trusted it again after that and ended up giving it to a friend as a vibrator covered with a condom.

The visibility up the rectum was not impressive at all either.

It was also very difficult to clean and get sterile.

I thought these were interesting as well:

http://www.listersurgicalco.com/vibrators_1.html

The periscope looked interesting. Its disappointing to hear of inferior quality.

Holy crap Dr. Stiffler! That one sound is 1 inch at the tip. That it huge!! Who could get that into their urethra?

I didn't realize it was that big, but I'm sure some creative play docs could come up with alternative uses for the "vibrator". It does look like a medical device with the stainless steel finish...

A couple of years ago my husband had a vibrating urethral sound. It might have been an inch in circumference. That would be about 25 Fr but definitely wasn't bigger. We threw it out after trying it. The vibrations were so soft it was a waste.

I want any "medical device" to be quiet, but not so quiet that the patient doesn't feel it.

I'll have to test some of my options and report my findings...