In case you couldn't tell by the name, Proloonging Delay Spray for men by Doc Johnson is designed to increase the duration of intercourse. It does so by slightly numbing the penis with Lidocaine, an anesthetic similar to the dental staple Novocaine. The obvious difference being, instead of blocking pain, the anesthetic is used in this case to block (some of) the pleasure.

This product can be used in any situation where there is penetration; vaginal, anal, or even oral sex, but be sure to use a condom in any circumstance because it will numb whatever area it comes in contact with. Take it from me, you do NOT want this in your mouth! My husband didn't tell me he put this on and I went to go down on him and ended up with a numb, tingling mouth for almost an hour.

Delay Spray is free of parabens, glycerin and other common allergens, but if you have any allergies you will obviously want to read the ingredients before purchasing.

The product has a consistency much like water, as you can see in the picture. When you spray it it is very runny, so you have to be sure to rub it in before it drips off. I don't find it greasy at all: it feels exactly like good old H20.

Supposedly this is "odorless and tasteless." Well..I guess it depends on how sensitive your nose and taste buds are! You do have to get rather close up to smell it, but there is a definite, metallic, almost nail polish-like smell to it. And forget about the taste! As I said, you do NOT want to ingest this. It won't be pleasant.

We were very pleased with the performance of this product. It helps him last longer than a cock ring or condom alone. It is hard to say exactly how long, because that differs with each encounter. But it certainly does help. Just to reiterate, it's important to use a condom because this spray will numb anything it comes in contact with--that includes vaginas (or rectums, as it were.) The package does advise to wash the area after use. There was nothing we didn't like about the product. Just remember to use a condom and don't get it in your mouth, and you'll be golden.

It's been a few months since we received our Proloonging Delay Spray. I seem to recall that the bottle came in a cardboard box, but I threw it out. The bottle itself has all the info you might need, such as ingredients and directions for applying. The bottle design is different from that pictured on the product page-not that that's necessarily important, jut something to be aware of. As far as being discreet, it does say "proloonging" in huge letters, which would be fairly obvious to most people. I think this would be fine for travel, and you could even take it in your carry on bag-if you don't mind the risk of a TSA employee seeing it-because it's under the maximum volume for liquids.

It does not add any sensation; it takes away some sensation.