Touchy subject

Wife and I will be visiting OB shortly for a few weeks.
She'd like to bring a certain "toy" but is afraid they'd discover it at customs and it would be embarrassing. Any ideas?

Wow thought I was on another board for a minute.
There are a couple of stores in SXM that sell that stuff. One is in Simpson Bay called Treasure chest or something like that

Don't pack it on carryon

They can 'discover' it all they want but it isn't illegal nor can they confiscate it for any reason. You won't be the first people to be traveling with 'items'. They have seen them many times before. Don't worry about any embarrassment. Also, you will have no customs until you return to the United States. Have fun. Wayne <><

This pic is from one of our trips, it is a store in Simpson bay area. http://imgur.com/WFdecFN Has a url of the store and phone number.

box or chest I get confused! That's the place

Box definitly <img src="http://www.traveltalkonline.com/forums/images/graemlins/noevil.gif" alt="" />

Just put it in the suitcase. It is a legal item and is not a problem.

Bring it with you. My guess is that every third piece of luggage has something similar in it.

JUST SAYIN.. they did take mine out of my carry on, just to inspect it, but did not confiscate. so it was somewhat embarrassing.

take the batteries out before packing.

touchy subject, somewhat of a double entendre <img src="http://www.traveltalkonline.com/forums/images/graemlins/Grin.gif" alt="" />

The place is a the Toy Box. One in Simpsons Bay and one in Philipsburg.

Concerned that 50 Shades of Grey item will turn your wife into 50 shades of red?

Who cares let them all go home and wish their wife was into whatever. Have fun, life is too short

We bring a couple of toys every trip (carry on)
No big deal

If they inspect, still no big deal. Nothing they haven't seen before, or probably use themselves

If discovered she won't be asked if the trip is for business or pleasure <img src="http://www.traveltalkonline.com/forums/images/graemlins/Grin.gif" alt="" />

If you do take the batteries out make sure you put some tape over the contacts to protect them from shorting out and overheating. I believe there is some rule about having loose or not properly packaged batteries in the TSA guidelines. I have used the blue masking tape used for paint trim work because I found you can reuse it on the return trip.