How to Use Delay Spray for Long Timings

What Is a Delay Spray?

A delay spray is a desensitizing product made to help men last longer during sex. It's sprayed directly on the penis to slightly numb the skin and reduce overstimulation. That means you can enjoy intimacy for a longer time without climaxing too soon.

These sprays are often used by men dealing with premature ejaculation or just looking to improve control during intimacy.

How Does Delay Spray Work?

Delay sprays usually contain active ingredients like lidocaine or benzocaine, both mild anesthetics. When sprayed on the penis, they reduce sensation in key areas — like the tip or frenulum — helping slow down your climax reflex.

But here’s the key: it should dull sensitivity just enough to let you enjoy sex longer without losing pleasure entirely.

How to Apply Delay Spray Correctly

Follow these simple steps for the best results:

1. Clean and dry your penis before application.

2. Spray 2 to 3 times on the sensitive areas: mainly the tip and underside.

3. Rub it in evenly with your fingers.

4. Wait 5 to 10 minutes for it to absorb fully into the skin.

5. Wipe off excess before sex, especially if you’re not using a condom.

Pro tip: Always do a skin test the first time. Use fewer sprays if you feel too numb.

When to Use Delay Spray

Timing is key. Use delay spray:

• 10 minutes before foreplay or intercourse

• Before any sexual activity where climax control is important

• Alongside other techniques like Kegels or the start-stop method

Want better results? Combine with Kegel exercises to build long-term stamina.

Tips for Maximum Results

To get the most out of your delay spray, follow these tips:

• Start small: 1–2 sprays is often enough for beginners.

• Avoid spraying on open cuts or broken skin.

• Use condoms to protect your partner from any numbing effect.

• Choose low-sensitivity positions like spooning, grinding missionary, or side-by-side.

• Combine with mental control: deep breathing or thinking non-sexual thoughts can delay climax further.

Side Effects and Safety

Delay sprays are generally safe, but some men may experience:

• Mild burning or tingling

• Temporary numbness

• Numbness transfer to a partner (use condoms or wipe thoroughly)

Always go for natural or doctor-recommended products like EjaGuard, which use skin-safe, non-irritating formulas.

Best Practices for Beginners

If you’re using delay spray for the first time:

• Practice alone first to see how your body reacts

• Don’t overuse it — too much can dull all sensation

• Stay relaxed, and focus on your partner

• Make it part of a full routine — including pelvic floor exercises, mindful breathing, and slow-paced positions

Remember: delay spray is a tool, not a crutch. Use it to build confidence and control.