Max Width Enlarger Cream for Men 1.5 oz

What Max-Width Enlarger Cream is

Max-Width Enlarger Cream is a topical men's cream supplied in a black squeeze tube, sealed on a hanging blister card, in the 1.5 oz size listed on this page. It sits in this store's cream and gel range for men rather than in the capsule range: nothing in this pack is taken by mouth, and it is sold as an adult novelty topical rather than as a dietary supplement.

The card is a single-unit pack. One tube sits behind a clear blister on a printed black backing board with a peg hole punched through the top, the format wholesale adult ranges use so that stock can hang on a rack. Getting the tube out means cutting or tearing the blister away from the board, and the board is not resealable, so plan on storing the tube by itself once the pack is open.

What the packaging shows

The front of the card carries the Max-Width wordmark in a metallic multi-coloured foil treatment, a monochrome photograph of a male model, and a second printing of the same wordmark directly on the tube. The tube itself is matte black with a tapered neck and a screw cap, and it is the only item inside the blister.

The printed tube and card supplied with your order are the authority on the formula and on how to use it, and they are worth reading before the first application for the reason set out two sections below. We transcribe specifications from packaging rather than from supplier sheets, so unstated specifications are omitted here rather than estimated.

Why the tube format matters

A squeeze tube is the usual packaging for a topical of this kind, and it has two practical advantages over a jar or a pot. It dispenses a measured amount without your fingers going into the product, which keeps the remaining contents cleaner across the life of the tube. It also collapses as it empties rather than drawing air back in, which matters for any cream whose preservative system you cannot inspect.

The trade-offs are worth knowing before you buy. You cannot see how much is left in an opaque tube, so there is no warning before it runs out. A tube squeezed from the middle rather than from the base strands product up in the shoulder, where it is awkward to recover. Roll it up from the bottom as you go, cap it firmly after each use, and keep it upright if you have somewhere to stand it.

Ingredients, and why none are listed here

No ingredient list appears on this page because none is printed on the outside of this pack. Topical cosmetic products sold in the United States normally carry an ingredient declaration in descending order of predominance, and wherever one is present we transcribe it word for word. Reconstructing a plausible formula from other products in the same category would be guesswork, and a guessed ingredient on something applied to skin is worse than an acknowledged gap.

The practical consequence falls on anyone with sensitive skin or a known contact allergy. Without a declaration in front of you, there is no way to screen a formula against a specific allergen in advance, which means the patch test described below stops being optional good practice and becomes the only screening step actually available to you. Read whatever is printed on the tube and card when the order arrives, and if an ingredient list is printed there, read it before the first application.

How to use a topical of this kind

Follow the directions printed on the tube and card supplied with your order. This page deliberately restates no quantity, timing or frequency, because the pack's own printing is the only authority on those. What follows is general care guidance for applying any unfamiliar topical, not instruction specific to this formula.

• Patch test first. Put a small amount on the inner forearm, leave it in place for 24 hours, and look for redness, itching, stinging or swelling before using it anywhere more sensitive.
• Start on clean, dry, unbroken skin. Avoid applying any topical over a cut, a rash, broken skin or freshly shaved skin, where both absorption and irritation run higher.
• Use a small amount. Squeeze tubes make it easy to dispense far more than you meant to; a pea-sized quantity is a sensible starting point with anything new.
• Wash your hands afterwards. Keep the cream away from your eyes, mouth and any mucous membrane, and rinse with plenty of water if it reaches one.
• Stop at the first sign of irritation and wash the area with mild soap and water.
• Cap it and store it cool and dry, out of direct sunlight and away from a hot car or a steamy bathroom shelf.

Condoms, lubricants and partner contact

Do not assume this cream is compatible with latex. The pack does not state whether the base is water-based, oil-based or silicone-based, and oil-based preparations are well documented to weaken latex condoms and latex barriers. With the base unstated, the cautious approach is to keep the cream and any latex barrier apart, and to reach for a separate water-based lubricant where a lubricant is what you actually want. This product is not sold as a lubricant, and nothing on the pack describes it as one.

The same reasoning covers partner contact. A topical applied by one person transfers to another, and an undeclared formula cannot be screened against a partner's allergies either. If a partner has sensitive skin, or a known latex or fragrance allergy, that is a conversation worth having before use rather than afterwards.

Who it suits

This pack suits an adult over 18 who wants to try one tube of a novelty topical cream as a one-off purchase, and who is comfortable buying a product whose formula is not declared on the outside of the pack. A single-unit blister card is the smallest and least expensive way into this category, so it is the format to pick if you are buying one to try rather than restocking something you already use.

It will suit you less well in three situations. If you need a full ingredient declaration before anything goes on your skin — because of an allergy, a skin condition, a pregnancy in the household, or simply a preference for knowing — a product with a printed ingredient list is the better purchase. If what you are shopping for is a lubricant, buy a lubricant instead. And if you are expecting a physical change to your body, note that this is a cosmetic novelty topical and that this page makes no claim of that kind; the disclaimer at the foot of the page says so plainly.

Good to know

• For external use by adults 18 and over. Keep out of reach of children.
• Not a contraceptive, not a medicine, and not a substitute for advice from a licensed professional.
• If you have a skin condition or a known contact allergy, or you are pregnant or breastfeeding, speak to a licensed healthcare professional before using any unfamiliar topical.
• Read the cautions printed on the pack itself before the first application; the pack's own wording takes precedence over anything on this page.
• Orders leave in plain outer packaging with no product imagery, brand name or store name on the outside, and the card statement carries a generic business name.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Max-Width Enlarger Cream swallowed or applied to the skin?

It is applied to the skin. Max-Width Enlarger Cream is a topical cream in a squeeze tube, for external use only by adults 18 and over, and nothing in this pack is taken by mouth.

What is in the cream?

This page publishes no ingredient list, because no ingredient declaration is printed on the outside of this pack. Read the printed tube and card that arrive with your order before the first application, and patch test on the inner forearm if you have sensitive skin or any known contact allergy.

Can it be used with a latex condom?

Do not assume so. The pack does not state whether the formula is water-based, oil-based or silicone-based, and oil-based preparations can weaken latex, so keep the cream and any latex barrier apart and use a separate water-based lubricant if a lubricant is what you want.

Does the cream have a scent?

No scent is declared on the pack, so this page does not describe one. If fragrance matters to you, either because of a sensitivity or because you would rather it were unscented, the printed tube is the thing to check when the order arrives.

How is the order packaged for delivery?

Orders ship in plain outer packaging with no product imagery, brand name or store name printed on the outside. The card statement shows a generic business name rather than the store, and the blister card itself travels inside that outer packaging.

Product information compiled and reviewed by the Gear Isle product team. We transcribe product specifications directly from manufacturer packaging. Found an error? Tell us.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. For adults 18 and over. Consult a licensed healthcare professional before use, especially if you have a medical condition or a known allergy to any listed ingredient. Keep out of reach of children.