Customer Reviews:
 Really does work. January 3, 2010
Edwin Soares (NYC)
20 out of 23 found this review helpful
I purchased this item based on the opinion of another friend that has used it before. I always tend to question the effectiveness of products such as this. Many make high claims of doing things but when the product is used, it doesn't follow through with those claims. This is not the case with this Product. It only took one use of it with my Partner to make me want to recommend this product for other people. The reaction I got from her after using this simply amazed me. Note however that the reaction that I got my from my partner may not be the same for others. So you're still buying at your own risk but I would still recommend it at the least. It was well worth the purchase for me.
 good value for the money, bad marketing May 22, 2010
David K. vun Kannon (Tenafly, New Jersey United States)
8 out of 12 found this review helpful
This lubricant/stimulant is similar to KY Intense, but you get more product for less money. That's good!
What's not to like? Answer: The web marketing of G by talking down KY Intense. The products are similar, and G is the better value, so why bother with the negative whisper campaign?
You'll find "Trey Osborne" and other anonymous sources questioning KY Intense because it uses propylene glycol. As Trey is only too happy to mention, propylene glycol is used in anti-freeze. KY's product doesn't sound so sexy now, right? Who wants to rub anti-freeze on their private parts?
What does Trey not mention? That propylene glycol is very commonly used in the cosmetic industry as a humectant - an additive to help your skin hold on to water. Ladies, you've already rubbed yourself with propylene glycol a gazillion times.
G has a humectant in it also, propanediol. Trey doesn't talk too much about that, and a trip to Wikipedia will tell you why. Propanediol is just another name for propylene glycol!
Yes, friends, the ingredient that the stealth web marketers of G have been trashing in KY Intense is in their own product also! Way to go, Trey! If you had just accentuated the positive differences between G and Intense, you'd be ahead of the game. Now you've succeeded in trashing the reputation of your product on two counts - groundless fear of an ingredient and slimy web marketing.
 PRODUCT IS NOT RECOMMENDED July 1, 2010
Neptune
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
This product does not come near the advertised claims as a Feminine Stimulate. In FACT, it actually deters passion because it cools what it is supposed to stimulate!
In addition, as a feminine lubricant, it's also a failure, because it drys out within minutes of application.
If you want a personal lubricate that is close to the natural one, try Sliquid H2o Original. It's water soluble and glycerine free.
Save Your Money ! July 1, 2010
PuroBrasillaro
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
I bought this product in Las Vegas at a Novelty Shop. I was under the impression that it would make my wife's clit more stimulated than usual... Was not the case and it smells like rice to me. If you buy it think of burnt rice when you use it and you will probably only use it one time just like me. Moral of the story is save your money. We tried Orgasmix a few times from the pouches and it seemed to tingle her clit and was more sensitive... Good luck Shopping!
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