Have you seen the "Welcome to my vagina" commercial?
I saw this a night or two ago, and had a WTF moment.
It is for a non-hormonal birth control method, which is commendable, but, IMO, has way crossed the boundaries of what is appropriate. And I spent a career in health care, so am relatively non-shockable.
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from other countries - much more 'liberal' - and love how they present their 'products' (not necessarily involving 'sex' stuff) - and think, "My gosh, we really ARE prudes!"
Creative - funny - certainly delivers the 'message!' 
the turtle riding the Roomba?
doesn't bother me.......cool product, I may have been interested in it, er, back in the day
I’m laughing at this woman answering the doorbell…”Coming!” 
Certainly no more or less shocking than every as I hear or see for little blue pill products.
stomach-churning way, the ad-men are all in--whether it is bodily functions, smells, tragic health complications, or whatever. Is it any wonder why so many try to preempt seeing ANY commercials?
That said, the product COULD and SHOULD be introduced in a more appropriate way.
BTW, I feel for teachers of young kids, especially boys, who quite naturally take all this crap in and repeat it in even more inappropriate ways at school. That one, could lead to a hell of a lot of verbal harassment--directed to their young female classmates.
Of course, where there is $$$ to be made, we aren't allowed to push back, I guess.
And, for those that may want to one-up each other proving that THEY are the cool ones in terms of this kind of thing, I too have worked as a health professional and seen more than most can imagine in their wildest dreams or imagination. I also see the unpleasant consequences of taking some issues so lightly--because it "was on tv!" or a resultant "tik-tok challenge" or "Americans are waaay too prudish about body parts, but I AM SOOO NOT!..." 
