Ohora Mauritius review

Shop prices run MUR 599 to MUR 1,249, which covers the over the counter range in a single currency. Prices are listed in Mauritian rupees, so there is no conversion to work out before you order. For context, the median monthly price across site listings is €14.01 and the median starting price is €14.

The range is over the counter, listed as otc, so products are bought direct from the shop with no prescription step in between. That differs from the alternatives: Addyi is a rx product, while Fleshlight and Pjur are device products.

The shop is run by Maple & Honey Ltd, with its home country given as MU. Both details come from the terms and conditions that sit with the shop, so the company name and the country are the two things to look for when checking who is behind an order. The same terms set out the support route on email.

Support runs on email. That list holds no chat, phone or help centre option, so a question waits for an email reply rather than a live answer. In the wellness ranking, 96.2% of listings use email while 78.1% use a phone line, which places Ohora Mauritius with the email only group.

Ohora Mauritius is a MU shop with prices listed in Mauritian rupees, so the brand is centred on the local market. Readers who want a device instead can read Fleshlight (device) and Pjur (device), which are hardware products, and Addyi (rx) for a prescription route.

The range sits in the paid bracket at MUR 599 to MUR 1,249. For comparison, 16.7% of the site's listings are free and 30% run on a subscription, so a fixed price band is a different pattern from both. Subscription prices on the site have a median of €7.89.

Ohora Mauritius is over the counter (otc), while Fleshlight and Pjur are device products and Addyi is a rx, so the choice is between a shop bought wellness product and hardware or a prescription product. In the wellness category, 55.7% of listings are supplements and 18.2% are over the counter.