A simple guide on how to use delay spray with pictures and a video for easy learning. Start having a longer lasting sex today.
This guide on how to use delay spray with pictures and video will get you ready to start lasting longer today.
Promescent Delay Spray is backed by scientific studies that have proven it to be effective in treating premature ejaculation.
If you’re short on time, here’s a quick bullet point list of directions on using delay spray.
- Spray under the head and shaft of the penis three times or more before intercourse.
- Wait five to 10 minutes until dry.
- Wash product off after intercourse.
You can check out our “how to use delay spray” video near the bottom of the page to see how to use it. But for more detailed instructions keep scrolling:
How to Use Delay Spray
1. Spray it on
Shake the bottle gently and hold the nozzle close to the penis. Spray the delay spray just below the head and on the underside of the shaft.
Most product manufacturers say to start out with two or three sprays. Personal penis sensitivity levels vary, so some may require more or less sprays.
2. Rub it in
Use a fingertip or two to rub it in a circular motion until you don't feel any wetness. Make sure to clean your hands to avoid any transference to your partner.
3. Wait 5 to 10 minutes
Delay spray generally absorbs into the skin after five to 10 minutes. Waiting will also help you avoid transferring it to your partner.
Promescent doesn't require a wipedown when used as directed due to its TargetZone™ Technology and advanced absorption capabilities.
However, if oral sex is going to happen, we do recommend washing off the penis after it's dried off.
4. Enjoy long-lasting sex
After 10 minutes, you're ready to control your ejaculation and last longer in bed. Expect the delay spray to last between a half hour to an hour. Be sure to wash the product off after you finish.
Delay Spray Tutorial
Frequently asked questions about delay spray
Is delay spray safe for daily use?
Delay spray is safe for daily use when used as directed. Be sure to check the warning label before using. Consult with a doctor if you have any reservations.
Does delay spray really work?
In a study that tested the effectiveness of Promescent Delay Spray, the product was found to significantly improve average ejaculation time and quality of sexual experience.
How long does delay spray take to work?
Delay spray generally takes five to ten minutes to work.
How long does delay spray last?
Promescent delay spray lasts between a half hour to an hour.
Can I wear a condom after applying delay spray?
Yes, you can wear latex condoms when using delay spray.
How do you wash off delay spray?
A damp cloth can be used to wash off the product.
How much delay spray do I use?
Use 3 sprays or more depending on your level of sensitivity.
What are the side effects of long lasting spray?
Using too much spray can make it more difficult to get and maintain an erection.
Can I still get an erection using delay spray?
Yes, as long as the product is used as directed, you can still get an erection when using delay spray.
Takeaways
While desensitizing sprays may seem like a pretty simple medication to use it’s important to know what works and what doesn’t.
Start small with 2-3 sprays and work your way up if you feel like it wasn’t enough on your first go-around.
There are a lot of premature ejaculation sprays on the market claiming to be the best, but if you do the research you'll see that one stands out above the rest.
Give Promescent Desensitizing Spray a shot and see if it works for you.
We’re so certain you’ll like it more, that we have a 60-day money-back policy that allows for a refund if you don’t like it, even if you use it.
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K P Mark, and I Kerner. 2013 August 25. Event-level impact of Promescent on quality of sexual experience in men with subjective premature ejaculation. National center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI). https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5399162/. Accessed 27 2022.
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