"Oooooh! That's It!" G-spot stimulation gel is to be inserted into the vagina to help pinpoint and stimulate the female g-spot. It has a book to help you locate your sweet spot with diagrams, pictures, and position recommendations.

I purchased this as a novice to try and help me with my elusive g-spot. I found the book to be more help than the actual product. I tried applying the gel with fingers, toys, and various positions and had about the same amount of progress without it as I did with. I didn't try it with a partner, as it was a solo mission for discovery and self awareness. I wonder if I would have had more luck that way.

The gel contains a lot of products that you should be wary of especially if you are sensitive. Glycerin, propylene glycol, diazolidinyl urea, methylparaben, and propylparaben are all potential irritants and should be used cautiously.

I thought the gel was more of a tacky, oily product, especially if left to air dry. As I searched for the best way to apply I managed to get this stuff in various unintended places and once it dried I felt really sticky. I was pretty distracted by that and it definitely took away from the experience.

I didn't taste the gel nor do I recall a strong smell associated with it. Just a slight chemically smell when brought up to my nose, but nothing noticeable during use. I don't know that I would recommend sticking this stuff in your mouth with some of the ingredients that it contains.

I was completely unimpressed by the stimulation gel. Maybe I didn't get the sweet spot dead on, but I'm fairly sure the product was just a dud for me. Between the lack of any kind of sensation from the gel and the stickiness associated with it, I was more frustrated than anything. After several attempts I ended up just pitching it.

Luckily I didn't get the burning sensation others have described, as I have pretty sensitive skin. I don't even know what I would have done otherwise as I don't exactly keep douches handy and cleaning something off internally would be impossible without one. Imagine driving to your local drug store with a crotch full of fire. My advice if you plan to get this product would be to make sure you have an exit strategy just in case. Aside from trying to drive while you're uncomfortable, if you're having a reaction the faster you get it off the better.

The packaging couldn't be more indiscreet. Everything in and on the package is a female figure with a heart over her vagina with "g-spot" written everywhere. Good thing I don't live with a snooper or that might be hard to explain. The bottle looks nothing like the one in the picture. It was a small white squeeze tube with a black cap and the same picture plastered on it.