Procomil Spray Long Time for Men 100 ml

Procomil Spray product overview

• Mechanism: Lidocaine temporarily numbs the surface of the skin. This slows down sensory feedback to delay climax without completely eliminating pleasure.
• Onset: It begins working within 5 to 15 minutes after application.
• Duration: The numbing effect typically lasts between 1 to 3 hours.
• Appearance: It is a colorless, odorless, and tasteless formulation.

1. Clean the Area: Wash and completely dry the genital area before use to ensure proper skin absorption.
2. Shake and Apply: Shake the bottle well. Administer 1 to 3 short sprays directly onto the head (glans) and the shaft of the penis.
3. Wait: Allow the spray to absorb for 5 to 10 minutes before sexual activity.
4. Wipe or Wash Excess: Crucial Step. Wipe the penis thoroughly with a damp towel or wash it off before intercourse. This prevents transferring the active anesthetic to your partner, which can cause unwanted numbness for them.
5. Clean Up: Wash your hands thoroughly with soap immediately after application.

• Common Side Effects: Temporary localized numbness, a mild, brief burning or tingling sensation upon application, or temporary loss of erection due to over-numbing.
• Usage Limits: Do not exceed a limited number of applications within a 24-hour period. Excessive use can cause severe skin irritation or systemic lidocaine toxicity.
• Partner Transfer: Failure to wash or wipe off the spray will numb your partner’s genital area or mouth.
• Contraindications: Do not apply to broken, irritated, or inflamed skin. Avoid use if you or your partner have a known allergy to lidocaine or local anesthetics. Consult a doctor first if you have underlying liver disease or cardiac conditions.
• Pregnancy Warning: Do not use this product if your partner is pregnant, as local anesthetics should be avoided unless cleared by a doctor. 

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