Promescent

A Few Words First...

In the world of delay medications and sprays meant to help with premature ejaculation, Promescent is relatively well-known. However, you naturally want to do your research before committing to any medication to ensure that it is safe and effective for your needs.

Here is a overview of Promescent and what you can expect when you use Promescent to address your premature ejaculation.

How Does it Work?

Promescent works by being applied via a spray, which is quite common in the world of premature ejaculation treatments. Promescent spray is lidocaine-based and it is meant to desensitize the penis to prevent premature ejaculation.

As of now, it is an over-the-counter product that almost anyone can obtain simply by purchasing it at the pharmacy. While this makes it more accessible, it also means that it might not be as strong.

The primary ingredient is lidocaine, which numbs the region and prolongs sexual activity.

What Are The Benefits?

One of the main benefits of Promescent is that it lasts for a long time. When compared with other similar medications, Promescent lasts quite a long time, up to 60 minutes.

This is considered to be very effective and does outperform many other medications meant to fight premature ejaculation.

There is a lot to like about Promescent, like the fact that it is available easily OTC and that it is pretty affordable.

What Are The Drawbacks?

While Promescent clearly has a number of benefits, it also has some potential drawbacks that you should be aware of. One of the primary drawbacks is that it can take up to 10 minutes or more to take effect.

When it’s time to be intimate with your partner, you don’t really want to wait up to 10 minutes for the medication to take effect.

You might be better going with an option that only takes 4-5 minutes to take effect. Mere minutes can mean all the difference in a situation like this.