Delay
Delay sprays, gels and creams are designed to temporarily reduce penile sensitivity, helping you delay climax and enjoy longer solo or partnered sessions while staying in control.
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How can I last longer as a top?
Finishing earlier than you or your partner would like can affect confidence, create performance pressure and leave both of you disappointed. It is a common sexual concern and does not define your masculinity or your ability to give pleasure.
Delay products temporarily reduce the intensity of sensation where they are applied. Some have topical numbing ingredients, while others offer cooling, soothing or desensitising formulas. Topical creams, gels and sprays are safe options for reducing penile sensitivity and delaying ejaculation, but can also reduce sensation or pleasure if too much is used. (Source: Mayo Clinic)
The products on this page are made for external use on the penis. Depending on the formula, they may create mildly desensitising sensation that makes stimulation feel less intense and may help delay ejaculation. They are not aphrodisiacs: they do not increase sex drive, guarantee an erection or permanently change how quickly you ejaculate. They are on-demand aids intended to give you more control during a particular session.
How should I use a delay product?
Read the instructions before use; the correct amount and waiting time vary between products. Apply the smallest recommended amount to clean, dry and unbroken skin, then massage it in if directed. Wash your hands afterwards and avoid contact with the eyes. Stop using the product if you experience burning, swelling, a rash or another unwanted reaction.
A note on partner transfer
Allow the product to absorb completely and remove any excess as directed before penetration or oral contact. Excess can transfer and temporarily reduce your partner’s sensation in the area it touches. Reduced sensation in either partner is a recognised potential effect of topical delay products. (Source: Mayo Clinic)
A compatible condom may help reduce transfer, but check both labels before combining products. If the delay product is not intended for oral contact, wash it off before oral sex.
Delay products do not replace lubricant
A delay gel may feel slippery when first applied, but it is not a substitute for lubricant or the lasting glide needed for a longer session. Apply the delay product first, allow it to absorb as instructed and then add lubricant. Check compatibility with your condoms and toys, and reapply lubricant whenever needed.
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FAQ Delay
Do delay sprays really work?
Delay sprays temporarily reduce penile sensitivity, which may help some men delay ejaculation and feel more in control. Results vary according to the person, formula and amount applied, so no product can guarantee a specific number of extra minutes.
How do you use delay spray for men?
Follow the instructions on the packaging, start with the smallest recommended amount and apply it only to the indicated area of the penis. Let it absorb for the stated time, wash your hands and remove any excess as directed before sexual contact.
How long does delay spray last, and when should I apply it?
The duration depend on the ingredients, dose and your individual sensitivity. Some products begin working after a few minutes, while others need longer. Always follow the timing on your product’s label rather than copying the instructions from another product.
Can delay spray numb my partner?
It can if unabsorbed product transfers during oral, vaginal or anal contact. Let it absorb fully, remove residue as directed and consider using a compatible condom. Check the label before oral contact and wash the product off first when instructed.
Can I use delay spray with condoms and lubricant?
Some delay products can be combined with condoms and lubricant, but compatibility depends on the formula. Apply the delay product first, let it absorb and then use a compatible condom and lubricant. Check every label rather than assuming that the combination is suitable.