Do Delay Sprays Work? Are They Safe?

[briansmith]

I've struggled a lot with premature ejaculation. I'm thinking about using a product called delay spray. I've looked into different ones out there like Promescent and Steady Freddy (yeah, weird name). They're supposed to desensitize your penis so you can last longer. Do these products generally work with helping men last longer during sex? Are these products safe to be using regularly?

[biggcary]

Hey Brian, I totally get where you're coming from. I've been in the same boat with premature ejaculation, and I considered using delay sprays like Promescent and Steady Freddy too. The idea is that they numb the penis a bit, giving you a bit more time, right? But here's the thing—I've tried them, and I hate to say it, but they didn't work for me. I really thought they'd be the solution, but unfortunately, no luck.

However, recently I came across a medication called Dapoxetine, and honestly, it's been a game-changer. Unlike delay sprays, which only temporarily numb you, Dapoxetine is a prescription medication that works by increasing serotonin levels in the brain, helping to delay ejaculation. It's not a numbing agent, but it helps with control, and it’s been really effective for me.

As for delay sprays, while they might help some guys, they don't seem to work for everyone, and there could be some side effects or irritation if used regularly. If you’re really struggling with this, I’d recommend talking to a doctor about other options, like Dapoxetine, which could be a more reliable long-term solution.

Best of luck, and I hope you find something that works!