According to a list of ingredients found at several retailers’ websites, this formula may consist of a number of herbal and other naturally derived ingredients. Some of the components may include: Water, L-Arginine, Yohimbe, Ginseng, CPL#9, Menthol, Propylene Glycol, Hydroxyechlcellulose N.F. and Methylparaben. The formula may contain additional ingredients.

The apparent absence of an official website at time of review is disconcerting to us, because the information posted to retailers’ websites may not be as reliable. As a matter of fact, some retailers are known to post inaccurate information, such as conflicting ingredients and other important details. We hope to see an official website online in the near future.

Some people familiar with the sexual enhancement products industry may recognize ingredients like Yohimbe and Ginseng, which are found in some male sexual enhancement formulas. They are believed to have the combined effect of boosting blood flow to the penis for stronger erections, and improving sex drive and stamina. For women, however, the effects may be different.

Ingredients like Water, L-Arginine and Menthol may be especially common in topical solutions like creams, gels and lotions for their stimulatory effects. Menthol in particular may elicit a tingling sensation a la powerful mints or certain types of body rubs. It is no surprise, then, that the bottle reads that the formula may produce “intense pleasure” and “powerful desire.”

The manufacturer instructs individuals to apply a small drop to the underside of the clitoris until it disappears, upon which the formula should begin to take effect. It is advertised as water-soluble, odorless and silky-smooth, so people may be led to think the product may be a sensible option for regular use. The formula may contain some basic extracts.

However, we must bring attention to the inclusion of one particular ingredient, Methylparaben, which is believed to be carcinogenic when used regularly. The ingredient, which may be found in many cosmetic products, may be especially alarming, considering where this product is meant to be applied – directly to the most sensitive areas of a woman’s body.

• Discounts may be available for volume purchases online
• May be applied topically to the genital area

• An official website appears to be unavailable at this time
• May not contain Sweet Almond Oil, Shea Butter or Beeswax
• Consumer testimonials may be difficult to come by online at this time
• There may be faster-acting formulas on the market

Orgasmix may be marketed towards women who may be interested in boosting their sexual responsiveness, but we are not yet convinced that this is absolutely the best available option. It may be advertised as an orgasm-enhancer and an overall sensitivity booster – and the topical solution form may be agreeable – but we note again that it may include harmful ingredients.

In general, we do not like to take a product that is believed to produce even the slightest ill effects – let alone cancer after long-term use – especially considering there are all-natural and herb-based alternatives on the market. Some of the higher-quality creams may contain gentle and potent components, like Sweet Almond Oil, Coconut Oil and Shea Butter.