Spanish fly drops - edible gel discontinued by Doc Johnson - review by grey

I first heard of Spanish Fly Drops by word of mouth. A local shop sold out of them instantly, usually in part by a woman who bought the bulk of the supply that came in. Intrigued, I looked into the product. Spanish Fly Drops are advertised as sexual arousal stimulants, often aimed specifically at women. There are really a lot of factors that can lead to a loss of libido; in my case, it was a medication I was taking at the time. I tried the drops the day I received them. It was only a short time before I could feel the effect. For the first time in what felt like ages I was 'in the mood'! It really seemed to help me zone in and enjoy myself in a way that wasn't always possible otherwise.

Other features of the drops are of course taste, smell, and texture; I tried the strawberry which was pleasant all around. There are some other options; cola and coffee sound odd, but if you add it to your drink then it makes sense that those flavors would blend right in as intended. I've also heard of using the product topically, but have not tried it nor researched it myself.

Do: Take a look at the ingredients and make sure there's nothing you've experienced a reaction to in the past. A point of concern could be that the active ingredients are only listed in the description; why not on the bottle also? I no longer have the box so I can't verify whether or not they are listed there. Without the verification of the listing on the box I find it a bit suspicious that these ingredients are not included in the list on the bottle.

Inactive Ingredients: Water, Fructose, Glycerin, Quaternium-15, Citric Acid, Artificial Flavor, FD&C Red#40

Active Ingredients: Albus Whey, Capsicum, Amomum Zingiber, Ginseng