Some intimate gels, creams and lubricant products are Medical Devices and some others are not.

 If their composition and indication for use is exclusively to lubricate intimate areas, they are considered medical devices class I

If their composition contains a natural product or Phytotherapeutic that does not exert a pharmacological action, will be medical devices Class IIa.

If their composition contains pharmaceuticals, providing nontherapeutic benefits they will be considered medical devices Class III.

If their composition is mainly a substance included in pharmacological standards and the main action is pharmaceutical and treats a physiological condition, the product can be pharmacological.

If their composition includes cannabis and the indication is therapeutic the product is not a medical device.