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Sexual Health Product Reviews

Every score starts from the clinical evidence for that kind of product, so packaging or marketing can't outscore a product that has been shown to work. Supplements in categories where FDA has repeatedly found hidden prescription drugs are never linked unless the evidence is strong. How we rate

Rankings and guides

Lubricants

Water-, silicone- and oil-based lubricants to reduce friction and discomfort during sex.

Vaginal moisturizers

Non-hormonal moisturizers used on a schedule for ongoing vaginal dryness.

Premature ejaculation sprays

Topical anesthetic sprays and wipes that reduce penile sensitivity.

Condoms

Barrier protection against pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections.

At-home STI tests

Home sample-collection kits for common sexually transmitted infections.

Pelvic floor trainers

Devices that guide pelvic floor muscle exercises.

Vacuum erection devices

Mechanical pumps used as a drug-free treatment for erectile dysfunction.

Over-the-counter ED gel

Non-prescription topical gels authorized by FDA for erectile dysfunction.

How we rate

Each score is evidence grade + practical adjustment. The grade reflects how well studies show that kind of product does what it is sold for, and every grade cites its sources on the review page. The adjustment (-0.7 to +0.3) accounts for side effects, convenience, and value, and is kept small so it can never outweigh the evidence. Commissions play no part in the score. See our disclosure and methodology.