The Sex Kit Am/Pm 3 in 1 Male Sexual Enhancement Pill Pack

What this is

AM/PM The Sex Kit is a 3-in-1 value pack sold as one sealed foil pouch. The pouch itself prints the contents on both faces: 2 sex gummies + 2 condoms + 1 lubricant. It is made by AM-PM Nutritional Supplements, LLC, and the back panel is marked Packed in USA with a contact number of +1 (970) 710-0882. The pouch is marked for adults 18 and over.

The format is the point. Rather than a bottle you keep in a cabinet, this is a flat pouch about the size of a paperback cover, with a hang hole punched in the top for peg display. Everything the kit contains is inside that one pouch, which is why it travels well in a bag or a drawer. You will find it alongside the rest of our supplements for women.

What is in the pouch

Three different things, from two different makers, packed together. Photographed out of the pouch, they are:

• Two gummies in a single small AM/PM sachet. The sachet carries the brand artwork; it does not print a flavor name, a weight or a color.
• Two Trustex flavored condoms, individually foiled — one Vanilla (blue wrapper) and one Strawberry (red wrapper).
• One Trustex Mint Flavor Personal Lubricant sachet, 6 ml. Its wrapper states that it contains aloe vera, that it is water soluble, and that it may be used with condoms.

That is the full inventory, and it is worth being precise about it, because the condoms and the lubricant are a separate brand from the gummies. Beyond the few lines quoted above, the Trustex wrappers do not print an ingredient list, a size, or a material statement at the resolution available to us, so we do not state one.

Supplement Facts

The panel on this pouch is a nutrition-style panel, and it is short. It declares calories and the standard macronutrient rows, and it is printed identically on the back of the pouch and on the rear of the retail carton, so the two photographs confirm each other line for line.

On the ingredient list: the packaging does not print one. There is no herbal blend, no milligram column and no “Other Ingredients” line anywhere on the pouch or the carton — the panel above is the whole of what the manufacturer declares. We transcribe panels rather than reconstruct them, so we are not going to name botanicals this label does not name. If the ingredient breakdown matters to you, and for a gummy it reasonably might, ask us before ordering and we will pass the question to the supplier. The NIH keeps a searchable Dietary Supplement Label Database of declared supplement labels if you want to compare how other products in this category present their panels.

How to use it

The directions printed on the pouch are: take two gummies approximately one hour before sexual activity, and do not take more than 2 gummies a day. That daily limit is the manufacturer’s own wording and it is the number to follow.

The printed caution is equally short: do not use during pregnancy, or if you have any health issues. The pouch also carries “For adults 18+ only” and “Keep out of children’s reach” along its top edge.

Store the pouch somewhere cool and dry and leave the components sealed until you use them. The lubricant sachet and the condom wrappers are single-use foils; once opened, they are not resealable.

Who it is for

This is a single-occasion product for adults 18 and over, and specifically it is packaged and marked for women. It suits someone who wants to try this category once without committing to a bottle, or who wants the accessories and the supplement in one item rather than three separate purchases. The peg-hung pouch is also the format people pick up when they want something that fits in a bag without announcing itself.

It is not a daily supplement, and the label does not present it as one — the direction is tied to a specific occasion, with a stated daily ceiling. If you are looking for something you take every morning, this is the wrong format.

Good to know

• Talk to a clinician first if you take prescription medication, including nitrates, or if you are managing a heart, blood-pressure or metabolic condition. The label’s own caution covers pregnancy and “any health issues”, which is broad on purpose.
• Supplements are regulated differently from medicines. The FDA’s overview of dietary supplements explains what that means for how products in this category reach the shelf, and NIH ODS publishes a plain-language guide on what you need to know about dietary supplements.
• On safety in general, NCCIH’s page asking whether supplements are safe is a reasonable starting point, particularly its notes on combining supplements with prescription drugs.
• Keep it away from children and anyone under 18. Gummies in particular look like confectionery, which is exactly why the pouch prints that line.
• Stop using it and seek advice if anything feels wrong after taking it.

Orders ship in plain outer packaging with no product imagery or category wording on the label. Product photographs are illustrative. Packaging, lot codes and printed dates vary between shipments. Our returns policy covers unopened items.

Frequently asked questions

What exactly comes in the pouch?

One AM/PM pouch contains two gummies in a sealed sachet, two individually wrapped Trustex flavored condoms — one vanilla and one strawberry — and one 6 ml sachet of Trustex Mint Flavor Personal Lubricant. That is the contents line printed on the pouch itself.

When are the gummies meant to be taken?

The pouch directs you to take two gummies approximately one hour before sexual activity, and not to take more than 2 gummies a day. Both figures come straight from the printed directions.

What is in the gummies?

The manufacturer does not print an ingredient list. The pouch and the carton carry only the nutrition panel reproduced above — 10 calories, 3 g of carbohydrate and 3 g of sugars per two-gummy serving, with zeroes across fat, sodium, protein and the four listed micronutrients. We are not able to tell you more than the label declares, and we will not guess.

Are the condoms latex?

The wrappers do not state a material, and neither does the pouch. If you have a latex allergy, please consider that question unanswered from the packaging and ask us before ordering rather than assuming either way.

Is the lubricant meant to be used with the condoms in the kit?

The lubricant sachet states that it is water soluble and may be used with condoms. It also states that it contains aloe vera. Those lines are the whole of what that wrapper declares.

Is it a supplement or an accessory pack?

Both, in one pouch. The gummies carry a Supplement Facts panel and are a dietary supplement for adults; the condoms and the lubricant are accessories from Trustex, packed alongside them.

Product information compiled and reviewed by the Gear Isle product team. We transcribe supplement facts 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. Dietary supplement for adults 18 and over. Consult a licensed healthcare professional before use, especially if you have a medical condition, heart concerns, or take prescription medication (including nitrates). Keep out of reach of children.