What this product is
Max-Width Enlarger Cream is a topical cream for adult men, supplied as one soft squeeze tube sealed onto a printed hang card. The card header prints the name as MAX-WIDTH ENLARGER CREAM, and the same wordmark is repeated on the tube's own foil label, so the pack and this listing agree on what the item is called. It is a cosmetic-style cream applied externally to the skin — not something swallowed, and not a dietary supplement.
Everything on this page was transcribed from the packaging photograph held for this listing. Where the card does not print a detail, this page leaves it out instead of filling the gap from another source. You can browse the rest of our Creams range for items that do carry a full printed ingredient panel.
What comes in the pack
One tube of cream, blister-sealed to a card. The tube is a soft-walled squeeze tube with a cap at one end and a flat crimped seal at the other — the ordinary construction for a cream you dispense by pressing, which lets you work the last of the contents up towards the nozzle. Its label is a silver-holographic foil panel carrying the wordmark.
The tube sits inside a clear molded blister that is heat-sealed to a black printed card. The card has a euro-slot hanger punched through the top so it can hang on a shop peg, which is why the card is stiffer and wider than the tube alone would need. The printed artwork is a photographic portrait of a male model at the upper left over an enlarged monochrome face, with a yellow banner across the foot of the card. There is one tube on the card, and one card in this listing.
Product specifications
Product Specifications — Max-Width Enlarger Cream
| Feature / Property | Details |
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| Name as printed on the pack | MAX-WIDTH ENLARGER CREAM |
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| Form | Cream |
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| Container | Soft squeeze tube, cap at one end, crimped seal at the other |
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| Tube label | Silver-holographic foil panel with the product wordmark |
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| Packaging | Clear blister heat-sealed to a printed black hang card with a euro-slot hanger |
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| Quantity in this listing | One tube on one card |
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| Application | External topical use, adults 18 and over |
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| Ingredient list | Not printed on the packaging held for this listing |
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| Scent | Not stated on the packaging |
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How to use it
The card prints no directions of any kind, so the guidance here is conservative handling advice for an external cream rather than a method we can attribute to the manufacturer. Wash and dry your hands, squeeze out a small amount, and work it into the skin until it is absorbed. Start with less than you think you need — a soft tube with no printed dosage is easy to over-dispense, and a cream spread too thickly simply sits on the surface rather than soaking in.
Because the composition is not printed, handle the formula as an unknown. Patch-test on a small patch of forearm skin first and leave it a day before using it anywhere sensitive. Keep it away from the eyes, the mouth and any mucous membrane, and do not use it internally. Stop using it and wash the area if you notice stinging, redness or itching. Replace the cap after each use and keep the tube at normal room temperature, out of direct sunlight.
We also cannot confirm whether this cream is compatible with latex, polyisoprene or polyurethane barriers, because that depends on whether the base is oil-bearing and the pack does not say. If barrier compatibility matters to you, choose a product whose ingredients are printed — a number of items in our Gels, Lubes & Creams section list theirs in full.
Who it's for
This is an adult men's topical, sold to customers 18 and over, and it suits someone who specifically wants this brand in this format: a single carded tube rather than a jar, a pump bottle or a multi-pack. A carded tube is a self-contained unit — nothing to decant, nothing to assemble, and small enough to keep in a drawer or a wash bag.
It is a poor fit for anyone who needs to know what they are putting on their skin before they buy. If you have sensitive skin, a history of contact dermatitis, or a known allergy to a fragrance, a preservative or a botanical extract, a product with no printed ingredient list is not one you can screen, and you should pick a different item. It is also not for anyone under 18, and not for internal use.
Good to know
For external use by adults only. Keep it out of reach of children. Stop using it if your skin reacts, and speak to a licensed healthcare professional before use if you are under a doctor's care for a skin condition, are using a prescription topical, or are pregnant or breastfeeding. Keep the tube capped and stored away from heat, and do not share it.
One thing worth saying plainly about this product category: creams and gels marketed to men around intimate wellness are an area US regulators watch closely, and the usual reason is content that does not match what the label says. The FTC sets out what a seller of a health-related product may and may not say in its health products compliance guidance; the FDA keeps a running list of sexual enhancement and energy product notifications covering items found to contain ingredients that were not declared on their packaging, and a general consumer page on health fraud scams. All three are linked as background on how to read any product in this aisle, ours included. None of the three pages mentions, reviews or endorses this item, and we make no statement here about what the cream does.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the tube arrive loose or still sealed to the card?
Still sealed to the card. The clear blister is heat-sealed to the printed hang card, which is the manufacturer's own packaging, and you open the blister to get the tube out. No applicators, gloves or printed inserts are included — the tube is the whole of the contents.
Is there an ingredient list on the packaging?
No — the card held for this listing prints no ingredient list, and we do not publish one we cannot read off the pack. That also means we cannot tell you the base, the scent, or whether it carries a fragrance. If an ingredient list is something you need, this is the wrong product for you, and we would rather say so than invent one.
How should the tube be stored?
Cap it and keep it at normal room temperature, away from direct sunlight and away from heat sources such as a radiator or a car dashboard. A soft tube is easy to split under pressure, so store it upright or lying flat in a drawer rather than at the bottom of a packed bag.
Can I use this with a condom?
We cannot confirm that, and we will not guess. Oil-bearing creams degrade latex while water-based ones generally do not, and the only way to know which this is would be an ingredient list the card does not print. If you need something you can use with a barrier, choose a product that states its base.
How is the order packaged for delivery?
It ships in plain outer packaging with no product imagery, no brand marks and nothing on the outside describing the contents. It will not show the Gear Isle name. The manufacturer's hang card travels inside that outer packaging, so nothing on the parcel itself identifies what is in it.
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.
