Stimulating Gel ViaGel Women 30 ml

Stimulating Gel ViaGel Women 30 ml ✨

The ViaGel Women by Cobeco is a stimulating gel for women, intended for the clitoris. You apply a small amount, and shortly afterwards a tingling sets in that lasts a few minutes depending on your sensitivity. It works differently from a toy: no pressure, no noise, no battery. The first time, use less than you think, because you can always add more but you cannot take it away. Two points are often overlooked with stimulating gels. First, it belongs on the clitoris and not inside, because the mucous membrane inside is more sensitive, and what tingles pleasantly outside can become unpleasant inside. Second, tingling is not arousal: the gel makes noticeable what is already there and replaces neither time nor attention. When using a condom, the gel goes on once the condom is in place, not underneath it. On irritated or broken skin the bottle stays closed. It sits under sexual preparations, under sextoys for women and in our drugstore section.

✨ At a glance

• 🏷️ Brand: Cobeco
• ✨ Type: Stimulating gel (Sensitivity Gel) for women
• 📏 Contents: 30 ml
• 👉 Use: A small amount externally on the clitoris
• 🤝 Compatibility: Not a lubricant, use one in addition if needed

❓ FAQ

What does the bottle look like?

Slim and white, with a cap and a purple spiral, plus a matching white folding box. Put the cap straight back on after applying so that the opening stays clean.

How do you get rid of the tingling?

It fades by itself. If it gets too strong, wash the gel off with lukewarm water rather than rubbing; that ends it sooner.

Is this a lubricant?

No. It is a stimulation gel and not meant for gliding. For toys or penetration a water-based lubricant is added on top, the selection is under water-based lubricant.

How do you test it on sensitive skin?

Apply a small amount to an inconspicuous patch of skin first, for example the inside of the elbow, and wait a few minutes. Whatever stings there stings considerably more on mucous membrane.

Can the other person apply it?

Yes, with a finger, as part of foreplay. Whoever applied it washes their hands afterwards so that the tingling does not travel to places it should not, such as the eyes.