Intimate Enhancements Intensify Pleasure 100Pc Gel Fishbowl Vaginal Shrink

What it is

This is a sealed Doc Johnson fishbowl holding 100 travel-size gel tubes, and the backer card states the split plainly: 25 each of Reverse Tightening Gel, Spot-On G-Spot Stimulating Gel, Excite C-Spot Stimulating Gel and Numb Mint Anal Gel. Every tube in the tub holds 0.35 oz (10 g). All four belong to Doc Johnson's Intimate Enhancements range, marked on the packaging with the small lower-case "ie" monogram, and the card itself is headed INTENSIFY pleasure. The container is a clear round tub with a lid — the fishbowl the name refers to — with the printed card slotted behind it, and it carries the barcode 782421081409.

It sits with the rest of the gels, lubes and creams in the catalogue rather than with anything you swallow: these are topical gels applied to the skin, not capsules or drinks.

The four gels in the tub

Four distinct gels are packed in the bowl, and the front card colour-codes them so they are easy to tell apart at a glance. Each name below is the manufacturer's own printed product name, taken directly from the card and from the tubes themselves.

• Reverse — printed on the card as a tightening gel, and on the tube in magenta lettering.
• Spot-On — printed as a G-spot stimulating gel, in teal lettering.
• Excite — printed as a C-spot stimulating gel, in gold lettering.
• Numb — printed as a mint anal gel, in blue-violet lettering, and the only one of the four to name a scent on the tube.

The tubes are identical in size and shape: white, soft-walled, with a ribbed screw cap and the net weight printed near the shoulder. Only the colour of the lettering and the name change from one to the next, which is what makes a mixed tub like this workable — you can pick one out by colour without reading every label. Nothing beyond the name, the brand mark and the weight is printed on the tube face photographed for this listing, so what each gel contains is not something this page can tell you.

Specifications

How it is used

These are topical gels, applied externally to the skin, and the outer packaging photographed for this listing prints no directions, no quantity guidance and no timing. That is not an omission on our side — the card carries the contents statement and the four names and nothing more, so this page does not invent instructions to fill the gap. Read the printing on the individual tube and any insert supplied with it before use, and follow that.

What can be said from the packaging is the format. A 0.35 oz tube is a small, single-serve size: it is the amount a sampler or a hotel-toiletry tube holds, meant to be squeezed out in one go rather than resealed and kept for months. The tub itself is rigid and lidded, so the tubes stay together and stay clean between uses, which matters when you are storing a hundred of them.

Who it suits

This is a bulk assortment for adults 18 and over, and the count is the point of it. One hundred tubes is far more than a single household typically works through, so it suits anyone who wants a large mixed supply on hand — party and event favours, a sampler basket, a stocked drawer, or simply trying four different gels without committing to a full-size tube of any of them. If you only want one formula, a single full-size tube from the wider gels and lubes range is the more sensible buy.

Because the tub is mixed rather than uniform, it also works as a way to find out which of the four you actually reach for. Two of the four are described on the card as stimulating gels, one as a tightening gel and one as a mint anal gel, so the spread of formats in one purchase is wider than any single-product pack gives you.

Good to know

• No ingredient list is printed on the outer packaging shown here. If you have sensitive skin, a known allergy or a latex concern, check the tube and any enclosed insert first, and consider a small patch test on the inner forearm before wider use.
• The packaging does not state whether these gels are compatible with condoms or with silicone items, so do not assume either way — that information belongs on the tube or its insert.
• For external, topical adult use only. Keep away from the eyes, and stop use if you notice irritation.
• Keep out of reach of children and store the tub closed, away from direct heat and sunlight.
• This is an adult novelty item, not a medical device or a medicine. The US Food and Drug Administration publishes general consumer material on health fraud scams that is useful orientation for this part of the market; it is background reading, not a comment on this product.
• We describe what is printed on the packaging and stop there. The FTC's health products compliance guidance sets out the standard that applies to advertising across this whole category, and it is the standard this page is written to.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many tubes are in the Intensify Pleasure fishbowl, and which ones?

One hundred tubes: 25 Reverse, 25 Spot-On, 25 Excite and 25 Numb. The split is printed on the backer card, and every tube is the same 0.35 oz travel size regardless of which of the four it is.

How big is each tube?

Each tube holds 0.35 oz, which the packaging also gives in metric as 10 g. That is a travel or sampler size — small enough to fit a pocket or a party bag, and intended to be used up rather than stored half-empty.

What are the gels made of?

The outer packaging photographed for this listing does not print an ingredient list, so we do not publish one. The card names the four gels and their net weights and nothing further. Check the printing on the individual tube and any insert supplied with it, and if you have an allergy or a sensitivity, take that printing as the authority rather than any description online.

Is this the same thing as a personal lubricant?

The packaging does not describe these as personal lubricants — the card names them as gels in Doc Johnson's Intimate Enhancements range, and they come in 0.35 oz single-serve tubes rather than pump or flip-cap bottles. If a lubricant is specifically what you are after, the gels and lubes category lists those separately.

How is this order packaged for delivery?

Orders ship in plain outer packaging with no product images, brand names or category wording printed on the outside. The fishbowl tub travels inside that plain outer box, and your card statement will not show the Gear Isle name.

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.