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Sexual health reference · Adults 18+ · US edition
Look up what your medicines, conditions and product labels are actually associated with. Every verdict is a fixed, sourced judgment — nothing is generated on the fly, and nothing you type leaves your browser.
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35
Product labels captured
322
Drug names mapped
33
Conditions
40
Ingredients decoded
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Cookies set
01·The tools
02·The index
3 of 25 water-borne products publish an osmolality figure.
Osmolality is the number most often cited in guidance about lubricant and tissue irritation, and it is the one number that cannot be worked out from an ingredient list — it is measured. Where a maker does not publish it, nobody outside that company can check it, including us. This count is a measure of what is publicly checkable, not of what is safe.
Osmolality
3 publish a figure3 claim, no figure19 silent
pH
4 publish a figure4 claim, no figure17 silent
Counted from 35 captured labels. A published number is not a safety verdict — it is the only thing a reader can check.
03·Lead guide
Dryness and pain after menopause are common, treatable, and usually under-discussed.
Read what the condition does, what its treatments do, and how 8 captured moisturiser labels compare — then take a one-page summary to a clinician.
Open the menopause guide04·Method
No page asks a model what to say. Verdicts are written once, attached to typed data, and re-tested on every change.
Every product label carries its source URL, capture date and last verification. Where two sources disagree, both are shown.
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