Should I choose a delay spray or a delay cream? Both do the same job: they lower sensitivity for a while so that orgasm comes later. The difference is how they go on. A spray is quicker and cleaner, covers the skin evenly and leaves nothing on your hands to rub in. A cream gives closer control over placement. In the Proloonging line the two also use different agents: this spray contains lidocaine, while the cream contains benzocaine.
Proloonging Delay Spray: lower sensitivity in a few pumps
Proloonging Delay Spray is the spray version of Doc Johnson's Proloonging desensitizer for men. It contains lidocaine, which the maker describes as a desensitizing agent that helps delay ejaculation. Sprayed on before sex, it reduces sensitivity for a while, with the aim of holding back orgasm and extending play.
The pump makes application fast and even. The spray comes boxed in a 2 fl oz bottle and is made in America.
Best for: For men who would like more staying power and want the convenience of a pump. It suits those who have tried creams and found them messy. Apply it before sex, following the directions on the box.
At a glance: Contains lidocaine · Delay spray · Spray application · 2 fl oz · Made in America
Key features
| Lidocaine formula |
The desensitizing agent that reduces sensation where it is sprayed. |
| Decreases sensitivity |
Takes the edge off so play can go on longer. |
| Delays orgasm |
Made to push back the point of climax. |
| Spray application |
A pump puts the product where you want it, hands-free. |
| Made in America |
Produced in the USA by Doc Johnson. |
Specifications
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Size: 2 fl oz
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Format: Spray
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Active ingredient: Lidocaine
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Made in: USA
How to use
Before first use, read the directions and warnings on the box and keep to them, including how many sprays to use and how long to wait. As a general rule, a delay spray goes on the head and shaft of the penis shortly before sex and is given time to absorb. Start with the smallest number of sprays and build up only if needed and only within the stated limit. Wash your hands after applying. Wipe or rinse away any excess before contact so the spray does not transfer to your partner.
Care
- Keep to the directions and warnings printed on the pack.
- Put the cap back on after use so the pump stays clean.
- Store upright at room temperature, away from heat and flame.
- Wash the area with soap and water after sex.
- Keep out of reach of children.
Frequently asked questions
What does the spray contain?
It contains lidocaine, which the maker describes as a desensitizing agent that helps delay ejaculation. The percentage is not given in the product information, so check the box for the strength.
How is it different from the Proloonging cream?
The spray uses lidocaine and is applied with a pump. The cream uses 7.5% benzocaine and is rubbed in by hand. Pick the spray for speed and even coverage, or the cream for closer control over placement.
How does it compare with the Power+ spray?
Both are 2 fl oz lidocaine delay sprays from the same maker. Power+ is the one described as odorless and non-sticky. The Proloonging spray lists reduced sensitivity, delayed orgasm and spray application.
Can it numb my partner too?
It can transfer on contact. Let it absorb fully and wipe or rinse off any excess before sex. Condom compatibility is not stated in the product information, so check the pack first.
How long does the effect last?
The product information does not state a duration. The effect of a desensitizer is temporary. Follow the timing on the box and do not reapply more often than the directions allow.
Take your time
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For adult use only. Read the instruction manual before first use. Specifications are the manufacturer's.
