California Proposition 65 (Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986) is a California law that requires businesses to provide clear warnings if their products expose consumers to chemicals known to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm.

All of our products are third party tested to ensure they do not contain any of the 900+ chemicals on the Prop 65 list.

Added fragrance, both synthetic or natural, can trigger or further irritate intimate skin. Some fragrances contain hormone-disrupting phthalates or volatile organic compounds (VOCs), which can contribute to air pollution and cause respiratory issues.

This wax-like substance found in sheep’s wool widely used as moisturizer has a high risk of pesticide contamination and can cause reactions to sensitive skin or those with wool allergies in addition to not being vegan and concerns regarding the ethical treatment of the animals it is cultivated from.

Many people find the “cooling” sensation deeply uncomfortable on their bits. In rare occasions, it also can cause contact dermatitis.

Synthetic chemicals often used in cosmetics as preservatives that can penetrate the skin and be absorbed systemically, interfere with hormones, may play a role in breast cancer, impact male reproduction, impact development of malignant melanoma and can increase irritation in sensitive skin.

These byproducts of non-renewable crude oil are widely used in cosmetics and skin care, but some contain chemicals linked to cancer; they do not allow skin to breathe, and they act as a barrier without offering any nourishment.

A vasoconstrictor that reduces swelling by constricting blood flow which could hinder healing and cause more tissue damage for those with anal fissures. While this ingredient is safe for hemorrhoids, it was imperative to us that our first product was safe for all anorectal conditions.

Synthetic chemicals that make plastics more flexible and durable and also are often hidden in fragrances that disrupt hormones, can contribute to birth defects and preterm birth, are linked to metabolic disorders.

This astringent, which contains alcohol even though it’s rarely disclosed, can be very drying especially to delicate tissues.

The American Society of Colon & Rectal Surgeons (ASCRS) recommends avoiding alcohol and witch hazel on pruritis ani (anal itch) because they can be irritating. https://fascrs.org/patients/diseases-and-conditions/a-z/pruritis-ani-expanded-version