Delay products are sprays, gels or creams applied to the penis to postpone ejaculation. They work through local anaesthetics like lidocaine or benzocaine that briefly lower sensitivity. They aim to delay climax for people with premature ejaculation, lengthen intercourse and improve control. Common brands are Promescent, Stud 100 and Climax Control, and they come as sprays, creams or as condoms with a built-in delay agent.
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Apply them properly. Clean the penis, then spray or spread a little on the glans and frenulum. Massage gently for even coverage and wait 5-15 minutes to activate, then wipe off any residue to avoid transfer. Test your sensitivity before the activity. Use 2-3 sprays for beginners and up to 5-6 if you need more effect. Too large a dose means total loss of sensation, so less really is more.
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Yes, it can. With oral contact, lidocaine can numb a partner's mouth and lips, and during unprotected vaginal or anal contact it can transfer to internal tissue. The fixes are simple: a condom after applying it forms a barrier, wiping or washing before the activity removes surface product, and special condoms with the delay agent inside reduce the partner's exposure. Always talk it through with your partner before use.
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A few points need care. An allergy to lidocaine or benzocaine is rare but real, so patch test 24 hours before. Too large a dose brings total loss of sensation and an inability to climax, and rare systemic absorption can cause dizziness or nausea. During pregnancy, ask a doctor, and on fissures or broken skin absorption rises. Don't treat them as a permanent fix for premature ejaculation; a urologist or sex therapist can assess the biological or psychological causes, alongside stop-start exercises.
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They're two different formats. A spray is easy to apply with precise dosing and fast absorption in 5-10 minutes, though it's liquid at first and can drip. A cream or gel offers targeted application that stays put and lasts longer, but activates more slowly in 10-20 minutes and transfers to a partner more easily. Choose a spray for quick, discreet use and a cream for a prolonged session or precise targeting. Most brands offer both.
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