Premature ejaculation (PE), also known as rapid or early ejaculation, is when ejaculation happens
less than one minute after penetration in almost all sexual
encounters.
PE can be absolutely frustrating for the couple, causing a lot of
tension and physical and psychological stress.
But, the truth is that premature ejaculation can easily be dealt with
in different ways, including using delay sprays.
Now, the question is, "Is it safe to use delay sprays?" If you are asking the same question, here is your answer in a
nutshell: Delay sprays are safe to use, and they are highly effective.
If you need to know more details, read this article.
Here, we discuss:
Is it safe to use delay spray?
The prevalence of premature ejaculation (PE)
is 16% to 24% among Canadian men, according to the Canadian Male Sexual Health Council Survey. One shocking result of this survey is that almost 90% of those
experiencing PE did not seek treatment due to stigma and the fear of
other people's judgement.
But is it safe to use delay sprays? In short, yes! Delay sprays
are safe to use, even before oral sex. Of course, make sure that neither
you nor your partner is allergic to lidocaine products.
Delay sprays are easy to use, and they need no prescription. After
applying it to the penis, wait 10-15 minutes for it to become effective.
Delay sprays
typically add a good 3 to 4 minutes to the duration of the erection
during penetration before ejaculation.
Read more: Delay Sprays: How Do They Work And How Effective They Are?
Are there any side effects?
Delay sprays are relatively safe to use. But you need to make sure not
to use them excessively. If not effective, you can always gradually add
to the amount you use, in future.
If you use too much delay spray, the following side effects may occur:
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temporary loss of erection and sensitivity
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skin irritation
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tingling
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burning
Is it safe to use it with condoms?
It is definitely safe to use a condom with delay sprays. Both condoms
and lubricants are compatible with delay sprays. You need to apply the
spray to the penis, wait 10-15 minutes for it to dry, and then put on
the condom.
In fact, some brands encourage you to use delay sprays with latex
condoms to maximize pleasure.
Some delay sprays clearly emphasize that the products can only be used
with latex condoms and not latex-free condoms.
Make sure to read the instructions of the product you have purchased to
make sure you are using it properly.
Read more: 3 Common Reasons Why Men (And Women) Avoid Condoms
Final Words
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Premature ejaculation is very common among men. Knowing this fact
might help you to seek help and overcome PE.
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One of the safest and fastest solutions to PE is delay sprays.
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Delay sprays are safe to use, and they rarely cause side
effects.
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You can purchase delay sprays without a prescription.
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Delay sprays are safe to use with condoms. To know if they are safe
with latex-free condoms, refer to the instructions in the box. Some
brands are safe to use with latex-free condoms, and some are
not.
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Use delay sprays properly. Don't use excessive amounts. Wipe it off
before your sexual activity.
Remember that making healthy lifestyle changes, like healthy food
choices and exercising, can immensely help you last longer in bed.