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Delay Spray & Cream

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What is a delay spray and how does it work?

A delay spray is a topical product applied to the penis before sex that contains a low concentration of a local anaesthetic, typically benzocaine or lidocaine. It temporarily reduces nerve sensitivity in the glans and shaft, slowing the body's response to stimulation and extending the time before ejaculation. The effect is mild desensitisation rather than complete numbness, allowing for longer sex without losing sensation entirely. The effect is temporary and wears off naturally within one to two hours.

What is the difference between a delay spray and a delay cream?

A delay spray applies a metered dose directly to the penis with a pump action, absorbs quickly, and is convenient to use. A delay cream or gel is applied by hand and takes slightly longer to absorb but allows more precise coverage. Both deliver the same active desensitising ingredient. Sprays suit users who want a fast, hands-free application. Creams suit users who prefer manual control over the amount and placement of the product.

How long before sex should I apply a delay product?

Apply 10 to 15 minutes before sex and allow the product to absorb fully into the skin before any contact with a partner. This absorption time is important for two reasons: it allows the active ingredient to take effect, and it prevents the product from being transferred to a partner, which could cause unwanted desensitisation for them. If any excess remains after absorption time, wipe it away before partnered contact.

Are delay sprays safe to use with condoms?

Water-based delay spray formulations are safe for use with latex condoms. Oil-based formulations degrade latex and should not be used alongside condoms. Check the product description for compatibility before ordering if you use condoms. Most modern delay spray products are water-based specifically to ensure condom compatibility, but always confirm before use.

What should I do if a delay product causes irritation?

Wash the area with water immediately if you experience burning, stinging, or skin irritation after applying a delay product. Discontinue use of that product. Some people have sensitivity to benzocaine or lidocaine. If irritation persists, seek medical advice. Do not apply any delay product to broken, irritated, or sensitive skin.