According to the product label, the formula may contain some of the following ingredients: Aloe Vera, Deionized Water, Glycerin, Sodium Laureth Sulfate, Cetyl Esters, Stearic Acid, Sweet Almond Oil, Sorbitol, Methyl Salicylate, Methylparaben, Propylparaben, Potassium Sorbate, Sodium Benzoate, Sodium Citrate, Flavor and Tetrasodium EDTA.

We note that at least some of the ingredients seem to be all-natural and based on herbal extracts, such as Aloe Vera and Sweet Almond Oil. We like to see that a product of this nature contains natural, non-abrasive ingredients, considering the cream will be applied directly to the most sensitive parts of a woman’s body, the genital region and surrounding areas.

The cream, which is intended to be applied to the clitoris prior to engaging in sexual activity, may be promoted as capable of boosting the sexual experience in a variety of ways. For example, claims of enhanced sensitivity, arousal, lubrication and stronger orgasms are not uncommon among comparable products. Not all may come through as advertised, however.

We note that an official website for this product may not be available at time of review, so individuals may have no way of verifying if the manufacturer is credible or not. Many companies in this industry may mass produce their items with complete disregard for quality and consistency in the formulation. We are also curious as to whether the product’s developers are qualified.

We would never encourage people to use a sexual enhancement product that may be effective even if there is the slightest risk of experiencing adverse reactions and other side effects. We feel it just would not be worth it. This formula may contain some natural ingredients, as mentioned earlier, but we also note that three ingredients may raise some red flags.

Sodium Laureth Sulfate is found in many garage floor cleaners, engine degreasers and other abrasive products. It is known to be quite corrosive, so women may wish to think twice about applying it to their most sensitive parts. Methylparaben and Propylparaben are used in cosmetics, but these chemicals are said to be carcinogenic with long-term use.

• May be applied topically to the genital area
• May be purchased at several retailers’ websites

• An official website may not be available
• May not be designed for both immediate and long-term effects
• A list of ingredients may be difficult to find
• Free shipping may not be offered by the company at this time

Me So Horny Cream may be advertised as highly potent for women who would like to boost their sexual experience, but we are not convinced that this is the best option currently available on the market. In spite of a handful of ingredients, like Sweet Almond Oil, that may be useful, the addition of abrasive chemicals, like Sodium Laureth Sulfate, may turn many women away from this product.

We tend to be suspicious about products that are not properly backed up by an official website – especially in this web-based information age. Individuals may find all sorts of useful information about a product through such a resource, such as company information, FAQs and testimonials. We note that positive testimonials may be hard to come by for this product. This is unfortunate, since customer testimonials often provide a completely honest and unbiased assessment of a product.