Intimate Preparation Spanish Fly Sex Liquid Wild Strawberry 30 ml

Intimate Preparation Spanish Fly Sex Liquid Wild Strawberry 30 ml ⚠️

Spanish Fly Sex Liquid by Doc Johnson is a liquid preparation with a wild strawberry flavour in a small pink bottle with a white cap. It is based on water and glycerin and contains a range of plant extracts: guarana, fo-ti (Polygonum multiflorum), damiana, yohimbe bark, ginkgo, epimedium (horny goat weed) and ginseng. On top of that come taurine, caffeine, glucuronolactone and B vitamins (thiamine, pantothenic acid, niacinamide, pyridoxine, riboflavin, cyanocobalamin). It is sweetened with isomalt and sucralose and also contains maltodextrin, citric acid and hydroxyethylcellulose as a thickener; it is preserved with sodium benzoate and potassium sorbate, and parabens are not included. Caramel and the colourant Red 40 (CI 16035) may be included. An effect on desire or orgasm is not proven. It sits under sexual preparations, under drugstore and in our sex toys for couples section.

✨ At a glance

• 💧 Contents: 30 ml
• 🍓 Flavour: wild strawberry
• 🌿 Plant extracts: guarana, fo-ti, damiana, yohimbe, ginkgo, epimedium, ginseng
• ☕ Also: caffeine and taurine
• ⚠️ Caution: yohimbe affects circulation and blood pressure

❓ FAQ

How is it used?

It is meant for a few drops on the tongue; start with just a few. It only goes on another person’s body if they know about it and agree, and never secretly into a drink or food.

What is yohimbe?

An extract from the bark of the yohimbe tree that acts on circulation and blood pressure. It can cause palpitations, restlessness and a rise in blood pressure. With heart or circulatory conditions and high blood pressure, this preparation is therefore not for you.

Does it go with medication?

Not with all of it. Among other things, yohimbe does not go with blood pressure medication and antidepressants, and caffeine and guarana come on top. If you take medication regularly, check with a doctor first. Not together with larger amounts of alcohol, and not if you are expecting a baby or breastfeeding.

Is there any Spanish fly in it?

No. The name recalls a historical remedy made from a beetle whose active substance, cantharidin, is toxic. This preparation contains none of it; the name is tradition and not an ingredient.