Oxygen masks

Anyone on here really into oxygen masks etc? For some reason I've always had a thing for them. I think it may be because I fainted in School about 4 years ago and got taken to hospital on Oxygen and with an ECG on. For some reason I kinda liked the mask. I still don't understand what it is I like but they just turn me on. I don't have any at home, only ever had them in the hospital. I daren't have one at home because my Mum would probably freak out if she found it haha.

Anyone else like them? If so, what do you like about them? 😃

I don't have any special feeling for oxygen masks, but if it is having something cover your face, you might enjoy full leather hoods, especially ones that lock onto your head.

http://www.fetters.co.uk/leather-hoods/

I wear a total face mask every night as I am on CPAP and yes, I love the confining feel of it

I don't have any fondness or liking for oxygen, CPAP or BiPAP mask. I have worn both CPAP and BiPAP for training purposes. As kirstens mention a full face mask can feel very confining or even claustrophobic at times, even nasal mask are somewhat uncomfortable.

But if you have to wear them for sleep apnea a lot of patients have said that they feel very comfortable and assured while wearing them.

Some of us want to feel confined

I second that. I like to feel confined and i have a cheap disposable style oxygen mask, i would love to find an old black rubber style one, but they are scarce and expensive.

^^^^ IF you like feeling confined, a full leather hood with eyes, ears, nose and mouth covered and locked around the neck might be right up your alley.

I love those sensations.

NOT for the tender-hearted.

Sounds incredible Suzie. Sleeping restrained under at least light sedation though, that's my dream

Oxygen masks were my entry into medfet, starting with experiencing them as a toddler dealing with asthma. Back then they resembled black rubber anesthesia masks. Had to have oxygen recently when hospitalized for blood clots in both lungs (see my blog). I also like other masks that cover the nose and mouth, including surgical masks, dust masks, respirators and the like.

I also have a real liking for masks - oxygen, anaesthesia, resuscitation, etc. Last time I had on an oxygen mask was in the recovery room after surgery earlier ths year, although my memory of it is rather hazy, having just come round from a general anaesthetic.

I'm on cpap for medical reasons and that fits in with my clinical lifestyle. Right now I'm on a mask that covers just my nose and mouth but am switching to one that covers my entire face

I actually think an oxygen mask would make it a little more fun. You get a little more clarity to the world around you...but it's just an idea.

I`m very much into a lot of masks including oxygen they are always nice and when in a play scene its always nice to be able to see the patients reactions and the way they are biting their lip

I prefer anesthesia masks in terms of the look but I enjoy either. I think I need to get myself a couple to test run 😜

Idk why but the masks are quite arousing so why question it? Embrace it!

I have always loved anesthesia and oxygen masks!!!! I have always wanted to own one! One to play with and such!!! 😄

EBay!! That is where I got my "toys".

Ah nitrous oxide. You are just about to unlock the secrets of the universe when the tube drops out of your mouth. Be careful however. Nitrous which is not mixed with oxygen or air can lead to profound hypoxia and death. Also never inhale it directly from the tank. As it expands it becomes very cold and can freeze your larynx causing death.

Masks are fun. They are so quintessentially medical that they add to the fantasy. Bonus points for the confinement of bipap or cpap.

Not into them, I do happen to work with them frequently for my job though!

Ah nitrous oxide. You are just about to unlock the secrets of the universe when the tube drops out of your mouth. Be careful however. Nitrous which is not mixed with oxygen or air can lead to profound hypoxia and death. Also never inhale it directly from the tank.As it expands it becomes very cold and can freeze your larynx causing death.

That bears repeating: NEVER INHALE IT DIRECTLY FROM THE TANK.

Nitrous oxide is 745 psi in the tank and is minus 50deg C in the tank and IT IS A LIQUID. It can kill you.

I like to use them also. It's nice when some one straps them on, forcing you. I like all the medical play including masks and gloves.

I like them too. I have a small collection.

I love oxygen masks. I think they're one of the most potent symbols of any medical scene - realistic or not. I find it incredibly stimulating to have someone hold a mask onto my face - a real reminder that I Am Not In Charge Here.

I'm on a CPAP machine and my mask covers my whole face, which I love. Also cath'ed

As an emt i use these for patients, and i have never thought of using them in a play kind of scenario. I am able to get hold of all sizes due to the job I do, so i think i will be trying

I much prefer the anesthesia mask 😃

Post-op, the non-rebreather is our friend though.

I don't know if I have a "thing" for them, but I do wear a CPAP mask every night. I can't sleep without it (took a nap in the car today and woke up every few seconds it seemed since I didn't have it on.) It's sometimes annoying, but only because it will slip a little bit and you can hear the air hissing from it. When I have had surgeries, I always come out with an oxygen mask on. I don't know if that is the norm, or if it's because I am a bad asthmatic. I don't mind the oxygen mask at all, and it is kind of comforting, I guess, and I kind of don't like when they take it off sometimes. I don't like actively seek one out to wear, and if I really wanted to wear a mask, besides my cpap, I could always use my nebulizer mask...

I love both oxygen and anesthesia masks. Although I enjoy anesthesia masks more, both are exciting. I enjoy setting up a surgical scenario with the anesthesia mask to put the patient "under" and an oxygen mask when waking up.

I've been on CPAP in the past and may go back on it. If so, I want the mask that covers my whole face, forehead to chin.

Of course I would also love a hospital bed where I could be totally restrained

My spouse is on a BiPap, not for kicks, but because she has pulmonary complications of ALS and can't breathe at night without this device. So the mask is a life-saving device, thus I have a hard time thinking of it in terms of a kink.