Listings show a wide range of sizes and package quantities, including small tubes (1.2 fl oz, 1.5 fl oz, 2 fl oz, 2 oz, 2.5 fl oz), mid-sized bottles (4 fl oz / 4 ounces), and larger containers (7 ounces). One listing also shows a value recorded as ".01 Pounds," which appears to be a misformatted entry rather than a typical package size.

Most listings are unscented, but a few offer light flavoring or scent options — examples include vanilla or a vanilla-and-lemon description. Flavored varieties appear to be less common than unscented options.

Product listings include pre-filled single-use applicators, disposable applicators paired with a tube, and some options that mention reusable applicators or multi-use refillable designs. Availability varies by product.

Many product descriptions position certain gels as moisturizing or intended to relieve vaginal dryness and related discomfort. These listings commonly highlight pH-balanced, moisturizing formulas and claims about relieving dryness; specific clinical claims should be checked on a per-product basis.

Most options are water-based and range from thicker, ‘stay‑put’ gels to slicker, more natural-feeling formulas that rinse off with water. Descriptions commonly emphasize either a thicker, long‑lasting consistency or a lighter, slip‑like feel.