Promescent Delay Spray

Unlike many sprays that sit on the surface and can cause total numbness or transfer to a partner, Promescent is designed to absorb into the skin. This allows you to manage sensitivity while maintaining sensation, rather than eliminating it entirely.

If used as directed and allowed to dry for about 10 minutes before intercourse, the risk of transfer is minimal. You can also wipe away any excess product before intimacy to further reduce the chance of transfer.

Yes, the formula is compatible with latex condoms. It is designed to integrate into your existing routine without compromising the integrity of the condom.

Start with a small amount—usually one to three sprays—on the most sensitive areas. Because everyone's sensitivity is different, you may need to adjust the dosage over time to find the right balance for your needs.

Yes, the active ingredient is Lidocaine, which is a mild topical anesthetic. It works by temporarily reducing sensitivity to help delay climax, but the controlled-absorption formula prevents the 'numb' feeling often associated with other products.