How does a delay cream work? A delay cream contains a desensitizing agent that temporarily lowers sensitivity in the skin it touches. Proloonging uses benzocaine at 7.5%. Applied to the penis before sex, it reduces sensation so that orgasm takes longer to arrive. A cream stays where you put it, which makes it easier to control how much you use and exactly where it goes than with a spray. Always follow the directions printed on the pack.
Proloonging Delay Cream: 7.5% benzocaine for longer sessions
Proloonging Delay Cream is a Doc Johnson desensitizing cream for men. Its active ingredient is benzocaine at 7.5%, which the maker describes as a desensitizing agent that helps delay ejaculation. The cream reduces sensitivity where it is applied, with the aim of pushing back the onset of orgasm and making sex last longer.
The formula contains no glycerin and no sugar, and it is made in America. This is the 2 oz boxed size. The same line also includes a spray, which uses lidocaine instead of benzocaine.
Best for: For men who finish sooner than they would like and want a product they can apply precisely. A cream suits those who prefer to rub a measured amount into a specific area rather than spray. Use it as the pack directs.
At a glance: 7.5% benzocaine · Delay cream · No glycerin or sugar · 2 oz · Made in America
Key features
| 7.5% benzocaine |
The desensitizing agent that lowers sensitivity where the cream is applied. |
| Delays orgasm |
Made to push back the onset of orgasm for longer play. |
| Cream format |
Stays where you put it, so placement is easy to control. |
| No glycerin or sugar |
The formula leaves out both glycerin and sugar. |
| Made in America |
Produced in the USA by Doc Johnson. |
Specifications
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Size: 2 oz
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Format: Cream
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Active ingredient: Benzocaine 7.5%
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Free from: Glycerin, sugar
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Made in: USA
How to use
Read the directions and warnings on the box before first use and follow them exactly; they set the amount and the timing. In general, a delay cream is applied in a small amount to the head and shaft of the penis and rubbed in until absorbed. Begin with less than you think you need, since too much can dull sensation more than you want. Wash your hands after applying so the cream does not numb your fingers or transfer elsewhere. Wipe or wash off any excess before contact with a partner so it does not reduce their sensation too.
Care
- Follow the directions and warnings on the pack every time.
- Close the cap firmly after use.
- Store at room temperature, away from heat and direct sunlight.
- Wash your hands after applying, and wash the cream off after sex.
- Keep out of reach of children.
Frequently asked questions
What is the active ingredient?
Benzocaine at 7.5%. The maker describes it as a desensitizing agent that helps a man delay ejaculation. It works on the skin where the cream is applied and its effect is temporary.
How is the cream different from the Proloonging spray?
The cream uses 7.5% benzocaine and is rubbed in by hand. The Proloonging spray uses lidocaine and is applied with a pump. Choose the cream if you want close control over the amount and placement.
Will it affect my partner?
Any desensitizing product can transfer on contact. Rub the cream in fully and wipe or wash off the excess before sex. The product information does not mention condom compatibility, so check the pack before using it with one.
How much should I use?
Follow the amount stated on the box. As general guidance with any desensitizer, begin with a small amount, see how it affects you, and only increase within the limits the directions allow.
Does it contain glycerin?
No. The formula is listed as free of both glycerin and sugar. That is worth knowing if you avoid glycerin in intimate products, or if a partner is sensitive to it.
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For adult use only. Read the instruction manual before first use. Specifications are the manufacturer's.
