Stimulant-sensitivity gels for women

[dlb]

I have seen a couple of gels on the market that supposedly increase the sensitivity in a woman's genitalia.

Has anyone tried these? Opinions? Unpleasant side effects?

Thanks a lot!

[funinthesun]

I remember Sera posted about them, but have no idea where.

[rosebanks]

i would also like to know a bit more about this as it sounds as though it could enhance sex a bit more

[Suki2007]

I do not think that these sorts of products are really all that safe. I mean, you are putting something that hasn't even been FDA approved in a very, very delicate area, and it is causing an abnormal reaction. I always say (in regards to stimulant creams, shrinking/tightening creams, etc) that unless your doctor says it's okay, you shouldn't do it. JMHO.

[sera300]

Originally Posted by funinthesun

I remember Sera posted about them, but have no idea where.

The only one I have ever sen a slight difference with is Oh my http://www.bettersex.com/Personal-Lu...-gel-1487.aspx it's on bettersex.com...the other's are expensive and I have not found any difference. I did not require it but wanted to see what this stuff did out of curiosity...in essence the other's are VERY expensive & last for only a few minutes since they require application too frequently; ruins the moment...

[dlb]

Thanks for the comments everyone. What Suki2007 says about FDA approval is something I would consider, but it appears that the active ingredient in the product that sera300 links to and in the product that I have seen here in Mexico is L-Arginine. L_Arginine is an essential amino acid which is approved by the FDA in several nonsexual treatment via oral administration. It has also been used in the treatment of erectile dysfunction in men.

Sera I take it there were no harmful or unpleasant side effects. ??? That was my main reason for asking. Our interest is out of curiosity also.

[sera300]

Originally Posted by dlb

Thanks for the comments everyone. What Suki2007 says about FDA approval is something I would consider, but it appears that the active ingredient in the product that sera300 links to and in the product that I have seen here in Mexico is L-Arginine. L_Arginine is an essential amino acid which is approved by the FDA in several nonsexual treatment via oral administration. It has also been used in the treatment of erectile dysfunction in men.

Sera I take it there were no harmful or unpleasant side effects. ??? That was my main reason for asking. Our interest is out of curiosity also.

I tried it out of curiosity, not out of need, the only unpleasant feeling was the cool feeling which does turn warm. I don't recall the others names..something like Orexia??? What I noticed looking at this, it's a cream which I would avoid whereas the Oh my is a gel. I feel the creams cause a potential infection where the gel did not seem nearly as intrusive--more of a water based solution with the texture of KY. The Oh My had longer lasting stimulants and the Orexia (?) wore off too fast & easily; furthermore, it was the most expensive at $40.00 a small container v. [I believe] about $25.00 for the same size. I would say a draw back is if you applied the get to her, you may end up with a tingling sensation on your tongue if you had oral after. All in all of the two products I saw nothing harmful...other than the one which is a cream--can cause a potential infection...no issue with the gel. Conversely, I do not believe in lotions placed in dark moist areas...too risky for an infection! However, I am not a person which requires any lubricant which is added.

Once on my honeymoon played with cinnamon flavored "Motion Lotion" we both felt like we had been stung by red ants..ruined a good few days for us both, rash & all! LOL!