What it is
Pau Yuen Tong "The Brush" is a topical liquid for adult men, sold as a single 2.5 ml amber glass bottle with a black cap, packed in a gold and red carton. The carton calls it an "Old Chinese Liquid", and the brand block on its side panel reads Pau Yuen Tong & Co, P.O. Box 2450, Pretoria 0001, R.S.A. — so the company behind it gives a South African postal address.
This is a small, specialist item. The directions are printed on a sticker wrapped around the glass, and a 2.5 ml bottle takes up very little room in a toiletry bag. It is not a pill, a capsule or a dietary supplement; nothing about it is swallowed. You can find it alongside other men's topicals in our creams and gels range.
The packaging, panel by panel
Because a buyer usually meets this product through photographs, it helps to know exactly what each face of the pack carries.
- Bottle, front label. A yellow paper label printed in black: "PAU YUEN TONG", then "THE BRUSH" in quotation marks, then "(SHAKE WELL)" in brackets. The glass is dark amber, so the liquid itself is hard to see through it.
- Bottle, directions label. A second sticker headed "DIRECTIONS:" gives the dose, the placement and the timing, and ends with the fill volume, 2.5 ml. More on that in the How to use it section below.
- Carton, front. Red print on gold card: "PAU YUEN TONG", "Old Chinese", "-:LIQUID:-" and "THE BRUSH", above a red trademark drawing of a two-handled cauldron standing on legs, flanked by the words "Trade" and "Mark". Below that sits a period-style line illustration in the same red ink.
- Carton, side panels. One side carries the maker's name and the Pretoria postal address. The other carries short promotional wording from the maker, which we do not reproduce here.
The cauldron trademark is worth a note. Vessels of this shape, known in Chinese as ding, are among the oldest bronze forms in Chinese history and have long served as a symbol of tradition and authority. Its use here is branding — it tells you which company made the pack, and it is the quickest way to recognise the Pau Yuen Tong name on a shelf.
What's in the bottle
The packaging does not print an ingredient list. Neither the bottle labels nor any face of the carton names the components of the liquid, gives percentages, or states a country of manufacture. We are not going to fill that gap with a guess.
What the pack does tell you is practical. "Shake well" on the front label indicates a mixture that can separate while it stands, so it needs to be agitated before each use. The amber glass is a common choice for oils and liquid preparations because it cuts down the light reaching the contents. And the directions measure the product in drops rather than a squeeze or a pump, so a little is meant to go a short way at a time.
If you have sensitive skin or known allergies, the absence of an ingredient declaration matters, and it is the main reason to think twice before buying. You are welcome to contact our team before ordering; we will tell you plainly what we can and cannot confirm.
Product Specifications
Product Specifications — Pau Yuen Tong "The Brush" Old Chinese Liquid
| Feature / Property | Details |
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| Brand | Pau Yuen Tong |
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| Name on the pack | "The Brush" — Old Chinese Liquid |
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| Form | Topical liquid, applied by the drop |
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| Volume | 2.5 ml |
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| Container | Amber glass bottle, black cap |
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| Outer pack | Gold carton with red print |
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| Label directions | 1-2 drops around the head of the sex organ, 20 minutes before |
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| Label instruction | Shake well |
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| Company named on the carton | Pau Yuen Tong & Co, P.O. Box 2450, Pretoria 0001, R.S.A. |
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| Ingredients | Not printed on the bottle or carton |
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How to use it
The directions sticker on the bottle reads, in full: "1-2 drops around the head of the sex organ, 20 min before." The front label adds one more instruction: shake well.
That is the whole of the maker's guidance. The label gives no maximum number of uses per day, no advice on washing off, and no storage conditions, so we do not add any of our own dressed up as label directions. A few points of ordinary common sense for any topical liquid still apply:
- Shake the bottle before opening it, as the label asks.
- Start at the low end of the stated amount — one drop, not two — the first time you use it.
- Try a single drop on the inside of your forearm a day before first use if you have reactive skin, and do not use it if that spot becomes red or itchy.
- Keep it away from your eyes and from broken or irritated skin, and wash your hands after applying it.
- Close the cap firmly and keep the bottle upright, somewhere cool and out of direct sun.
Discuss use with a partner before you begin, since a topical applied by one person can reach the other.
Who it's for
This listing suits adult men aged 18 and over who already know the Pau Yuen Tong name, or who want a traditional-styled liquid in a very small bottle. A 2.5 ml bottle is a modest quantity, so it also suits someone who would rather try a product once than commit to a large tube. It sits within our wider men's adult products section.
It is not the right choice if you need a full ingredient declaration before you put anything on your skin, if you are prone to contact allergies, or if you are looking for something to swallow. It is also not a substitute for advice from a clinician about any health concern.
Good to know
- The pack does not print a warnings panel or a storage line on any face we have seen. Read the common-sense list above as general guidance from us, not as text from the label.
- Stop using it if you notice burning, redness, swelling or a rash on either partner, and wash the area with water.
- Compatibility with latex condoms is not stated anywhere on the pack.
- Keep it out of reach of children. A small glass bottle is easy to lose in a drawer, so store it somewhere deliberate.
For general background on judging products sold in this category, the FDA publishes a page on health fraud scams and a running list of sexual enhancement product notifications. Both are general consumer resources; neither refers to this product.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much liquid is in a bottle of Pau Yuen Tong "The Brush"?
Each bottle holds 2.5 ml, as printed on its directions label. It is a single amber glass bottle with a black cap, sold in a gold carton.
How is Pau Yuen Tong "The Brush" applied?
The bottle's label directs 1-2 drops around the head of the sex organ, 20 minutes before, and asks you to shake well first. No other dosing guidance appears on the pack, so start with one drop.
What are the ingredients in Pau Yuen Tong "The Brush"?
The ingredients are not printed on the bottle or the carton. If you have allergies or sensitive skin, contact us before ordering, and patch-test a single drop on your forearm before first use.
Who makes this liquid?
The carton names Pau Yuen Tong & Co, with a postal address at P.O. Box 2450, Pretoria 0001, South Africa. The same company's cauldron trademark appears on the front of the carton.
How is my order packaged?
Your order ships in plain outer packaging with nothing on the outside describing the contents. 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.
