Pharmquests

🧪 Pharmquests – lubricants, intimate care and preparations

Pharmquests is a cosmetics and preparations brand, not a toy brand. All ninety-six items are liquid or creamy: lubricants, intimate gels, stimulating gels, care products, perfumes, toy cleaners and food supplements.

The emphasis is clearly on the lubricants – a good quarter of the range. If you are looking for a toy here you are at the wrong shelf; if you are looking for everything that goes around it, you are exactly right.

🧴 Lubricants

Around twenty-six items, plus three explicitly anal ones. The usual rule applies when choosing: water-based suits every material and works with condoms, which makes it the standard answer. Silicone-based lasts longer but dulls silicone toys. For anal use, thicker is better, because thin gel wicks away too quickly.

The full category across all brands sits under Lubricant.

🔥 Intimate and stimulating gels

Together around twenty-six items, and the brand's second pillar. They create a warming, cooling or tingling sensation on the sensitive areas. How strongly that turns out varies considerably from person to person – apply a little, wait a moment, and test a small patch of skin the first time.

💧 Care, perfumes and supplements

• Intimate care – eight items for daily cleansing and care, see Intimate Hygiene
• Intimate preparations – eight items; what each is meant to do is stated on the product
• Food supplements – eight items. These are food supplements, not medicines; the details on the packaging apply
• Perfumes – seven fragrances
• Toy cleaners – five items, see Sex Toy Cleaner
• Massage oils and gels – three items, under Massage Products

All the shop's preparations and aids are gathered under Preparations & Aids. How to approach enhancement topics realistically is set out in the guide Penis enlargement without surgery.

❓ Frequently asked questions

Does Pharmquests make toys as well?

No. The brand does gels, creams, sprays and capsules only. You will find toys from other manufacturers – for instance under Sex Toys.

Which lubricant should I take if I am unsure?

Water-based. It suits every toy material and works with condoms, washes off and costs little. Only once something specific is missing – longer staying power, water resistance – is it worth switching.

Do the stimulating gels work for everyone?

No, the range of response is wide. Some people feel a distinct tingle, others barely anything. Start with a small amount; adding more is easier than washing off a gel that turned out too strong.

Are the capsules medicines?

No. They are food supplements and do not replace medical treatment. If you have an existing condition or take other medication, speak to your doctor first.

Can I use the gels on sensitive skin?

Test them first on a small patch inside your elbow and wait a few hours. That goes especially for the stimulating gels and anything with fragrance. If it irritates, wash it off and use a neutral, water-based gel.

How is it delivered?

In neutral packaging with no indication of the contents, and the same goes for the entry on your bank statement. Shipping within Germany is free, with no minimum order value.