Medical Play

What is medical play? Our full definition of medical play really explains it for you, but the short answer is this: medical play is where you and your partner(s) involve medical items or procedures within your sexual scene. For some people, that may be as simple as a doctor/patient roleplay with no accessories or extra items. For others, a medical play BDSM scene may be as elaborate as a dedicated room in the home with medical supplies stocked to the brim for a realistic "patient care" visit.

One of the amazing things about medical play activities is that it can be as expansive - or as simple - as you want it to be. A simple clipboard, paper, and a pen can instantly turn your "check-up" into something much more realistic. To take it one step further, you can add in other accessories like a thermometer, blood pressure cuff, nerve-testing items (like the Master Series Odax!), TENS unit and electrosex play for "nerve conduction tests" (like with the Mystim Tension Lover and e-stim vibrator!), and more!

If you're looking for medical play ideas and medical play supplies, we have you covered. Of course, medical play (like most kinks!) is very unique to the individual. What you find arousing may not be what someone else finds arousing - and that's part of the fun of sex! Something like an inflatable gag can be used for an incremental "treatment" while you may need to restrain your "patient" for the intensity of an upcoming "treatment" with their favorite vibrator with the Under the Bed Restraints Set. You may even need to do an enema with the Classic Enema Bulb beforehand - just to make sure they're ready for your exploratory procedure!

Remember! One of the most important things about getting a realistic medical play BDSM scene is the demeanor and interaction. Most of us can't afford to turn an entire room of our house into a medical play room, so you have to use your imagination (along with your medical play kink accessories!) to make a medical play scene come to life. With that in mind, some research into bedside demeanor, standard check-up procedures, and having a base idea of the "treatment" you're trying to administer can go a long way towards making your medical play BDSM scene much more realistic.

And the most important thing of all? To have fun with your medical play kink scene! If it's so cheesy that it leads you both into fits of giggles while you play, that's perfectly fine! If it's so realistic that you're starting to dip into that fear play that you both love, that's fine too. The important thing is that the two of you enjoy yourselves (and find your medical play BDSM scenes to be pretty hot!) As long as you're having fun, you're doing it right.