start small — a few drops from the bottle, or one full sachet (a sachet is one dose, use all of it).

massage into the vulva, focus on the clitoris, and then — this is the part everyone skips — wait the full fifteen minutes for the effects to start.

most women find their perfect dose by night two or three.

check the box first.

nectar pack is an oil and degrades latex and polyisoprene. if you are using protection, you need to use polyurethane or nitrile barriers.

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many women find that they have the most intense experiences when using toys with nectar pack.

every ingredient is food-grade. the taste is lightly herbal, and some partners notice a faint herbal taste and smell. most don't mind; a few are into it.

however, because it is legally classified as a topical cosmetic, we cannot officially recommend it as a food product or for intentional ingestion.

Nectar Pack is formulated and pH-balanced for vulvas — that's who we built it for.

but cannabinoid receptors exist in all genital tissue, and some couples share. if he's curious, he should start with less than you use. we make no promises. we hear no complaints.

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Nectar Pack acts locally and doesn't reach your bloodstream at functional levels. your pill, patch, ring, or IUD keeps doing what it's doing.

UTIs happen when bacteria get where it shouldn't.

every batch of nectar pack is tested for microbial contaminants before it ships and there are no sugars or glycerin in the formula.

the classic rules still apply: pee after sex and if you're actively fighting a UTI, let it clear first.

yeast feeds on sugar. Nectar Pack contains no sugar and no glycerin. there is nothing in the bottle for yeast to eat.

it's also pH-balanced for vulvar tissue, so it's not throwing your environment off. mid-flare? we recommend waiting until it clears.

BV starts with pH disruption. Nectar Pack is pH-balanced for vulvar tissue, fragrance-free, and free of the harsh stuff that typically causes trouble. it's formulated to leave your ecosystem alone.

if you're actively treating BV, we recommend finishing your treatment first — then come back.

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the mechanism doesn't check the calendar. just use a towel you like less than your other towels.

we recommend not using Nectar Pack while pregnant or nursing.

it's not because we know something bad. unfortunately, nobody has studied it enough to know for sure, and that's not a place to guess. talk to your doctor. we'll be here after.