What this is
Mood Tingling is a personal lubricant made by Doc Johnson, supplied as a clear liquid in a pump-top bottle whose front face declares 4 oz. The front of the bottle prints a lowercase mood wordmark, an orange circle containing the single word tingling, a short descriptor line naming the product a tingling lubricant, the registered DOC JOHNSON® wordmark and the declared quantity.
Doc Johnson is the only company named on the face we hold, and the mood wordmark and the DOC JOHNSON wordmark sit together on the same label. The registered-trademark symbol beside the maker's name is worth more than it looks: it means a named, identifiable company stands behind the bottle, which is who a question about the formula ultimately goes to. You will find this bottle shelved with the rest of our lubricants.
The bottle, read as a label
The largest single element on the label is a circle, and the word inside it is the one that names this particular bottle. That word is tingling, and it is set in lowercase inside a filled orange disc roughly the width of the wordmark above it.
The circle is not an isolated choice. The mood wordmark itself is drawn largely from circles: the two letter o's in the middle of the word are open rings rather than solid letters, one blue and one orange, and a small solid dot closes the word at each end. The variant disc below is the same shape again, scaled up until it is large enough to carry a word. On an otherwise black-and-white label, that disc is also the largest area of color, so it is the part of the pack that survives being shrunk to a thumbnail.
The practical version is short. Read the word in the circle first and the brand name second, because the circle is where this bottle says which one it is.
Product Specifications — Mood Tingling Lubricant
| Feature / Property | Details |
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| Brand | Doc Johnson |
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| Wordmark on label | mood |
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| Variant | Tingling, printed in the orange disc |
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| Category | Personal lubricant |
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| Form | Liquid |
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| Appearance | Colorless and transparent through the bottle wall |
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| Container | Clear bottle with a pump closure and an overcap |
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| Declared quantity | 4 oz. |
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The bottle and the pump
The closure is a pump head sitting under a removable overcap, rather than a screw cap or a flip top. It is operated by pressing the head, so there is no cap to take off and put back each time. The bottle stands square on a flat base and is clear from shoulder to foot, and because the liquid inside is colorless, how much is left is visible without opening anything.
At 4 oz the bottle has the proportions of something that stays in one place rather than something carried in a pocket.
The bottle prints no directions, so this page supplies none. As general practice with any personal lubricant, people usually start with a small amount and add more if they want it, rather than the other way round.
What this page does not state
Gear Isle transcribes product information from the manufacturer's packaging, and this page carries only what the photographed surfaces actually print. For this bottle, that is the front face. The reverse label and the base are not photographed, so this page publishes no ingredient declaration, no directions and no warning text. Compatibility with condoms, or with any particular toy material, depends on the complete formula, so this page makes no statement either way on that question. If you need the full declaration before buying, read the reverse of the bottle or contact us and we will check a unit for you.
Who it is for
This is a product for adults aged 18 and over. It suits someone who wants the tingling variant specifically rather than whichever bottle is nearest, and anyone who would rather press a pump than unscrew a cap or squeeze a tube. If you are browsing rather than restocking, the rest of the gels, lubes and creams section sets out what else sits in this category.
Good to know
Anyone with a known sensitivity should read the ingredient declaration printed on the bottle itself before first use, since this page does not reproduce it.
Two general references, neither of which is connected to this product and neither of which reviews, tests or endorses it: California's Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment explains what a Proposition 65 warning is and publishes fact sheets on the listed chemicals, and the US Federal Trade Commission sets out the advertising standards retailers are held to. They are here so you can check the rules for yourself.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is printed on the front of the bottle?
The lowercase mood wordmark, an orange circle containing the word tingling, a short descriptor line naming the product a tingling lubricant, the DOC JOHNSON® registered wordmark, and the declared quantity of 4 oz.
How large is the bottle?
The front of the bottle declares 4 oz. It is a clear bottle closed with a pump head under an overcap, and it stands upright on a flat base.
Who makes Mood Tingling lubricant?
Doc Johnson makes it. The DOC JOHNSON registered wordmark is printed on the front of the bottle and it is the only company name appearing on the photographed face, so it is the maker to approach with any question about the formula.
How is this order packaged for delivery?
Your order ships in a plain outer box with no product images and no product wording on the outside. It 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.
