DocJohnson Intimate Enhancements Enhance Pleasure Cream 100Pc Fishbowl

What this is

This is a Doc Johnson Intimate Enhancements "Enhance pleasure" fishbowl holding 100 travel-size tubes, each one 0.35 oz (10 g). The bowl is a clear lidded plastic dome mounted on a printed header card, and that card states the split exactly: 25 tubes each of four different formulas. The four coloured bands running across the top of the card are the key to the assortment — each band matches the lettering colour on one of the four tube types, so a full bowl stays sortable at a glance.

Everything below is transcribed from the packaging itself — the header card, the barcode strip and the printing on the tubes. Where the packaging does not state something, this page says so rather than filling the gap.

The four formulas in the bowl

Four named formulas share the bowl, 25 tubes of each, and every tube carries the same ie Intimate Enhancements mark, the same 0.35 oz (10 g) net weight and its own colour. The names and descriptors below are exactly as printed on the tubes and on the header card:

• Plump — printed "Enhancing Cream". Purple lettering, purple band on the card. This is the only one of the four not labelled as a delay cream.
• Sta-Erect — printed "Delay Cream with pheromone". Blue lettering, blue band.
• Power+ — printed "Delay Cream with yohimbe". Red lettering, red band.
• Prolonging — printed "Delay Cream with ginseng". Green lettering, green band.

Three of the four name a single botanical or ingredient descriptor on the tube — pheromone, yohimbe and ginseng respectively — and Plump names none. That single descriptor line is the whole of what each tube discloses about its contents. No full ingredient list is printed on the tubes, on the header card or on the bowl, so this page does not publish one; a formula that cannot be read off the packaging is not something we will reconstruct for you. If you need the complete ingredient declaration before ordering, contact us and we will ask the manufacturer for it.

Product specifications

How the tubes are used

These are topical creams for external use by adults, supplied in travel-size tubes. The packaging carries no printed directions, no application amount and no timing guidance of any kind — the tubes print only the formula name, the descriptor line and the net weight, and the header card prints only the contents breakdown. Because none of that is on the pack, this page will not invent a routine for you.

Sensible general practice with any unfamiliar topical still applies: put a small amount on a discreet patch of skin first and wait to see how your skin responds, keep the cream away from the eyes and away from broken skin, and stop using it if you notice irritation. Follow any printed instructions supplied with the product, and regard those as authoritative over anything written here.

The 0.35 oz tube size is what makes this assortment practical. A tube that small is easy to pack, easy to keep in a bedside drawer and easy to hand out, and it lets someone try a formula from this range without committing to a full-size tube of something unfamiliar.

A little background on the named ingredients

Two of the four tubes name a botanical with a long history in traditional preparations, and both have general-background pages published by the US National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health. These are neutral reference pages about the plants themselves — they describe and study the botanicals, and they neither mention nor endorse this product.

Ginseng, named on the Prolonging tube, is the root of a slow-growing perennial used in East Asian herbal traditions for centuries and now cultivated commercially across Asia and North America. NCCIH publishes a plain-language overview in its Asian ginseng fact sheet.

Yohimbe, named on the Power+ tube, is the bark of a tall West African evergreen tree. It is worth reading up on before you buy: the NCCIH yohimbe fact sheet sets out what is and is not known about it, including safety considerations, and we would rather point you at that than paraphrase it.

The Sta-Erect tube names pheromone as its descriptor, and Plump names no ingredient at all. For broader background on how botanical ingredients are studied and described, the NCCIH Herbs at a Glance index is a useful starting point.

Who it's for

This assortment suits adults 18 and over who would rather sample several formulas from one range than commit to a single full-size product. Because it arrives as 100 tubes in four varieties, it is also the format that makes sense for anyone stocking a shelf, filling party favours or keeping a bowl topped up at a counter — the fishbowl and its printed header card are built to sit out and be picked from, and the colour coding means the four types do not get muddled once the bowl is half empty.

It is a poor fit if you only want one of the four formulas, since the assortment is fixed at 25 of each and the tubes are travel size rather than full retail size. If that describes you, browse our Creams section, or the wider Gels, Lubes & Creams range, where single items are listed individually.

Good to know

For external use by adults only. Keep these tubes out of the reach of children. If you are pregnant, nursing, have a skin condition, take prescription medication, or have ever reacted badly to a topical product, speak to a licensed healthcare professional before using an unfamiliar cream. Stop use and seek advice if irritation develops.

The packaging does not print a Proposition 65 warning, a country of manufacture, a manufacturer address or a telephone number, so none of those is reproduced here. The tubes are not individually dated, and no batch or lot code appears on the bowl or the card.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many tubes are in the fishbowl, and how are they divided?

There are 100 tubes in total, divided 25 each across the four formulas. The header card states this directly: 25 Plump Enhancing Cream, 25 Sta-Erect with Pheromone Delay Cream, 25 Power+ with Yohimbe Delay Cream and 25 Prolonging with Ginseng Delay Cream.

How big is each tube?

Each tube holds 0.35 oz (10 g), printed on the shoulder of every tube. That is a travel size rather than a full retail size, and across 100 tubes it works out to 35 oz (1,000 g) of product in the bowl.

What is actually in these creams?

The packaging does not print a full ingredient list, so we cannot publish one. Each tube names a single descriptor — pheromone on Sta-Erect, yohimbe on Power+, ginseng on Prolonging — and the Plump tube names none at all. Contact us before ordering if you need the complete ingredient declaration and we will request it from the manufacturer.

Are there instructions printed on the packaging?

No. Neither the tubes nor the header card print directions, an application amount or any timing guidance. Follow any printed instructions supplied with the product, and use standard caution with an unfamiliar topical — patch-test first, avoid the eyes and broken skin, and stop if irritation appears.

How is this order packaged for delivery?

Every Gear Isle order ships discreetly. The outer carton carries no product images, no brand marks and no description of the contents — just the delivery address and the carrier label.

Product information compiled and reviewed by the Gear Isle product team. We transcribe product specifications directly from manufacturer packaging. Found an error? Tell us.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. For adults 18 and over. Consult a licensed healthcare professional before use, especially if you have a medical condition or a known allergy to any listed ingredient. Keep out of reach of children.