Sixty Nine Blow Me Vanilla Male Stimulation Cream 4 oz

What it is

Sixty Nine Blow Me Vanilla is a vanilla-flavored topical cream packaged in a 4 oz (113 g) tube and described by the manufacturer on the front of the tube as a male stimulation cream. It sits in the Sixty Nine range, which is identified on the packaging by a large interlocking red "69" device set against a gloss-black background, with the words "sixty nine" written across it. The front of the tube carries the variant name "Blow Me: Vanilla" directly above the product category line and the net contents.

Everything above is read straight off the product's own packaging rather than from a supplier sheet. That matters on this page, because it also sets the limit of what we will state: where the packaging we can see does not print a detail, this description leaves the detail out instead of filling the gap. Where that applies, we say so plainly in the section concerned rather than quietly working around it.

Format and packaging

The cream is supplied in a soft squeeze tube that stands upside down on a wide silver screw cap, so it rests cap-down and the contents settle toward the opening. The tube body is opaque black with the red 69 device printed across the upper two-thirds, and the type on the lower third is small and set in red and white. An opaque tube is a practical choice for a flavored topical: it keeps light off the contents, and a squeeze body lets you take out a small amount at a time without opening a wide-mouth jar.

At 4 oz (113 g) this is one of the more generous tube formats in the arousal gels and creams category, where 1 oz and 2 oz tubes and pump bottles are far more common. The practical difference is simply how long a tube lasts between reorders and what you pay per ounce — a 4 oz tube suits someone who already knows they like a flavored topical and would rather not reorder often, while a smaller tube is the usual choice for a first try. Weighed rather than measured, 4 oz is 113 g, and both figures are printed together on the front of the tube.

Specifications

This table lists only the specifications printed on the packaging itself. An ingredient list, a country of origin and a set of printed directions are not visible on the faces of the packaging available to us, so no ingredient table appears on this page and none has been reconstructed from a comparable product.

How to use it

Follow the directions printed on the packaging you receive, which are the only directions specific to this formula. We have deliberately not published a quantity per use or an application routine here, because the panel carrying that text is not legible to us, and inventing a plausible-sounding routine for a product applied to skin would be worse than saying nothing at all.

The general handling advice that applies to any flavored topical cream is worth knowing in advance. Test a small amount on an inconspicuous patch of skin first and wait to see how your skin responds before wider use. Keep the cream away from the eyes. Close the cap fully after use and store the tube at normal room temperature, out of direct sunlight and away from heat. If any irritation, redness or discomfort develops, stop using the product and wash the area with soap and warm water. If you are using another topical product at the same time, read both labels rather than assuming the two are compatible.

Who it's for

This is an adult product intended for people aged 18 and over who are specifically shopping for a flavored topical cream rather than a lubricant. It will suit someone who prefers a sweet flavor profile over a neutral or unflavored one, and who wants a tube large enough to last rather than a single-use sachet. If you are browsing the wider range, it is listed under Arousal Gels & Creams and also appears alongside the Lubes selection, which is where you will find unflavored and water-based alternatives if a flavored cream is not what you are after.

It is not the right pick if you need a product with a published ingredient list in front of you before you buy — for example if you have a known allergy or a skin sensitivity you need to check against. In that situation, choose a product whose full ingredient declaration you can read before purchase, or contact us and we will ask the supplier on your behalf.

Good to know

This is a topical cosmetic-style product, not a dietary supplement and not a medical device. It is not a contraceptive and offers no protection of any kind against pregnancy or sexually transmitted infections; a separate barrier method is needed for that, and this cream does not replace one. We make no statement about whether it is safe to use with latex or polyisoprene condoms, because we do not have the ingredient declaration needed to answer that honestly either way.

Keep the tube out of reach of children and away from pets. It is intended for external use on skin only. If you have a skin condition, a known allergy, or you are pregnant or breastfeeding, speak to a licensed healthcare professional before using any new topical product. Orders are packed in plain, unbranded outer packaging with no product imagery, and the sender name on the label is discreet.

Frequently Asked Questions

How big is the Sixty Nine Blow Me Vanilla tube?

The tube holds 4 oz, which is 113 g, as printed on the front of the tube. That is generous by the standards of flavored arousal creams, where 1 oz and 2 oz tubes are more typical, so it is aimed at repeat use rather than a one-off trial.

What flavor is this cream?

Vanilla. The tube is marked "Blow Me: Vanilla" on the front, and vanilla is the flavor associated with this listing. Other flavors exist elsewhere in the Sixty Nine range and are sold as separate items with their own listings.

Is an ingredient list available for this product?

No — we cannot publish one, because the ingredient panel is not legible on the packaging images we work from, and we do not copy ingredient lists from other sources. The printed declaration on the packaging you receive is the authoritative list. If you need to check it before ordering because of an allergy or skin sensitivity, contact us first and we will ask the supplier on your behalf.

Is this cream a lubricant?

No. It is labeled by the manufacturer as a male stimulation cream, not as a personal lubricant, and the two are different product categories with different formulations. If a lubricant is what you want, the Lubes category lists water-based and silicone options that are sold and labeled as lubricants.

How will this arrive in the post?

Your order ships in plain outer packaging with no images, branding or product description printed on the outside. The sender name shown on the shipping label is discreet and does not identify the contents, and nothing on the parcel indicates what is inside.

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.