Description Dragon Spray for men sexual health Dragon sprays, also known as premature ejaculation sprays or penis desensitizing sprays, are designed to decrease sensitivity in the most sensitive areas of the penis in order to delay ejaculation. These products serve the same purpose and may contain similar ingredients. Most delay sprays contain desensitizing agents like lidocaine or benzocaine, along with other ingredients. Using a delay spray is not a complex task that requires specialized knowledge. Simply follow these steps to use it correctly: Apply the Spray Gently shake the bottle. Hold the application nozzle close to your penis. Firmly push the spray mechanism to release a full spray. Different delay sprays may have specific instructions regarding where to apply the spray. For instance, if you are using Promescent, it is recommended to apply the spray to the frenulum of the penis and just below the head on the underside of the shaft. The amount of delay spray to use can vary based on personal sensitivity levels. Most manufacturers suggest starting with two or three sprays and adjusting as needed. It is better to start with less and add more if necessary, rather than using too much and desensitizing the penis excessively. After applying the spray to the target areas, gently rub it in using a circular motion with a fingertip or two. Avoid using a full hand stroke, as it can spread the product unnecessarily and desensitize unintended areas. Remember to wash your hands after applying the delay spray to prevent the spread of desensitization during foreplay. Wait for the Spray to Take Effect Allow the ingredients to take action by waiting for them to absorb into your skin. This waiting period is crucial to ensure that the desensitizer has a chance to work before sexual activity. Most delay sprays require a wait time of 10 to 15 minutes. Ready for Action Once you have applied the spray, allowed it to absorb, and waited for the recommended time, you are ready to engage in sexual activity. The spray should provide a slightly muted sensation in the areas where it was applied, while maintaining normal sensitivity elsewhere. It is important to note that with Promescent, you will not experience a numbing sensation like some other delay sprays such as Icy Hot. To ensure effective use of a delay spray and prevent any mishaps, it is essential to avoid the following mistakes: Using too much: Start with the minimum recommended number of sprays and increase gradually if needed. Using an excessive amount can result in excessive desensitization and the inability to feel anything. If you accidentally use too much, the sensitivity will return once the product wears off. Using too little: On the other hand, using too little delay spray may not provide sufficient desensitization. Start with the minimum recommended amount and adjust accordingly to find your personal “sweet spot” for delaying ejaculation. Applying the spray in the wrong places: Familiarize yourself with the correct application areas, such as the frenulum and the underside of the glans. Applying the spray to the wrong places may not provide the desired effect. Not waiting long enough after using the spray: Each delay spray has its own timing requirements. Waiting for the recommended time ensures that the product has enough time to take effect before engaging in sexual activity. Here are some common questions related to using delay sprays: How many sprays should I apply? Start with two or three sprays and adjust based on personal sensitivity levels. Check the manufacturer’s recommendations for the maximum number of sprays allowed. Where do I apply premature ejaculation spray? Target the most sensitive parts of the penis, including the frenulum and the underside of the head/shaft. How long do the effects of delay spray last? The duration of the effects varies based on sensitivity levels, amount of product used, and the specific product. Promescent, for example, lasts for about an hour after application. Can I apply delay spray when flaccid or erect? It is your choice whether to apply the spray when flaccid or erect. The product should work effectively regardless of your state of arousal. Can I wear a condom along with delay spray? Check the product’s directions to determine if it can be used with condoms. Most delay sprays are safe to use with latex condoms. Do I need to wash off delay spray before sex? Some products may require wiping off any excess residue before sex to avoid desensitizing your partner. However, Promescent does not require a wipe-down when used as directed, as it has advanced absorption capabilities. Can I use desensitizing spray if my partner is pregnant? It is best to err on the side of caution and avoid using desensitizing sprays if your partner is pregnant, as the safety of lidocaine or benzocaine during pregnancy has not been established. Will the effects of the spray transfer to my partner? When used correctly, the effects of the delay spray should not transfer to your partnerPlease note that the information provided is for general guidance and should not replace the instructions provided by the specific delay spray you are using. Always read and follow the manufacturer’s instructions for the particular product you have purchased. If you have any concerns or questions about using delay sprays, it is recommended to consult with a healthcare professional.
