Med clean spray - toy cleanser discontinued by Pjur® - review by eeep

While this product is anti-bacterial, anti-viral and anti-fungal; it does not protect against STD's. So condoms are still needed when using it with a partner. Since it is alcohol-free you can use it on latex, rubber, and silicone toys. The bottle is very discreet looking, it looks like any other spray cosmetic or cleaning product. It does not scream that it is a sex toy cleaner, it does state that it is a "personal cleaning spray lotion", but that does not even make its intended use glaringly obvious.

It is not irritating while using in your intimate areas, and is safe for sensitive skin. I have very sensitive skin, and this product has not caused me any problems at all. It is very easy to use, just spray and rub or wipe off as needed and let air dry. It does not require being rinsed or wiped off. This makes it very nice for when you do not feel like getting up to take a shower after sex or solo play. It has a very watery consistency and feels just like water on skin. It also does not leave any leftover residue on skin or toys, and I was very pleased that there was absolutely no greasy or sticky feel after use - just a nice clean feeling. I usually rinse my toys then spray them and let them dry, only wiping off if there is any excess.

This product has worked great for me and my toys, better than any other toy cleaner I have used. The only negative is the slight smell, but it is not an off-putting scent and is easily overlooked. It is very easy to use and only requires a small amount to effectively clean a toy or yourself. So while the bottle may look rather small, it lasts for a long time.

I've used this stuff for over a year now, still like it and use it all the time. A bottle lasts a long time, as you only need a little and it spreads so well.
It also does help deoderize a bit, probably due to the anti-bacterial ingredients. After reading that it could work for that I had to test it out, and it did make a noticeable difference.