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Medical Restraints

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How to use medical restraints safely?
Why use medical restraints?
Are medical restraints just used in medical play?
Where to start with medical restraints?
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Medplay or Medical Play is common all through the kink world, and much of it has a slightly anachronistic feel - harking back to the days when some medical professionals would restrain their patents in ways we would now usually consider inhumane. This can include the use of straitjackets, someone being tied down onto a bed or inside a padded cage, or certain kinds of medical gags and speculums. High-quality medical restraints are often at the more expensive end of bondage equipment when compared with cuffs and rope, but they tend to be highly effective, and the aesthetics of them are undeniable to their fans!

How to use medical restraints safely? 

Medical restraints are designed to hold the patient still. So when you’re playing with them be sure not to have them too tight, you don’t want to cut off circulation. If you’re using gags, make sure the person can breathe easily and also arrange an alternative to a safe word. Such as dropping something from their hand or a certain pattern of grunts.

Why use medical restraints?

These restraints are designed to be tough wearing, so ideal for anyone who enjoys a bit of struggle with their bondage. Of course there’s a great appeal for fans of medical play, as the restraints have a hospitalisation feel to them. They’re perfect for medical play. But also they’re designed to last a long time and be easy to use. No need to learn any knots or to get tangled up in lengths of rope, medical restraints tend to just have simple buckle fastenings.

Are medical restraints just used in medical play?

There is of course a definite connection between medical play and these kinds of specialised restraints. However, they can be used in all kinds of BDSM play. Items such as straitjackets can give a whole body bondage feel, strong leather medical restraints are long wearing and a good investment for any bondage loving kinkster.

Where to start with medical restraints?

As these items are definitely a big investment you want to make sure you pick the perfect item for you. Generally, a set of strong, leather restraints will be a good place to start as they can be used for all kinds of bondage play. Pick ones that you like the look and feel of, as well as checking their durability. If you’re wanting a specific item such as a straitjacket, make sure to get one that works for you. This might mean getting an item bespoke made for your body to get the right, restricting fit for you.

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Restraints come in many shapes and sizes: rope, cuffs, metal and more. Pretty much anything you'd use for bondage is a kind of restraint, making this a massive and versatile category! Most people who are at all interested in kink or BDSM are amenable to bondage and restraint play in some form or another, so it's a good idea to get a little practice in ASAP if you'd like to 'play around' and experiment with a variety of partners. Just be sure to keep to all the usual safety rules in mind: keep the keys nearby, always have a set of rope shears handy, learn how to play in a way that doesn't risk circulation and do your research before you begin!
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Most beds can be made bondage-friendly, but for the true aficionado there's nothing quite like a piece of furniture that has been purpose-made. Bondage beds are often found in the dungeons and play spaces of kink, fetish and sex clubs, and generally come with a wide variety of attachment points to help their users get into any position that takes their fancy. By using rope, handcuffs and other bondage accoutrements, the sky is the limit with one of these beds--so it's well worth trying one out if you get the opportunity! Just make sure you test everything first and keep rope shears on hand in case you need to make a swift release.