Promescent Numbing Spray Discussion

I’ve used numbing sprays before. Pomescent costs a fortune, but it performs excellently. I barely felt my wife digging her nails into my cock; all that registered was the pressure of her hand. You can pick up a trial size for $19.99, which covers 2-3 applications, to give it a shot. It took me just three sprays to become numb within minutes. The product absorbs well into your penis and doesn’t interfere with contact after about 15 minutes.

The trial container holds 10mg of Lidocane, and even an hour later, I still can’t feel my cock. This product has won me over, and I plan to buy the larger bottle for $90. Since I only get unlocked for play once or twice a month, it should last well past a year, making the monthly cost reasonable.

The key difference between this and other numbing agents is its ability to penetrate the skin to reach nerve endings. It comes from a pharmaceutical company that identified an application in managing premature erections. Doctors recommend it too. Unlike other products I tried that did nothing, this one actually works.

By the way, because it penetrates the skin, you can wash it off after 15 minutes and engage in intercourse or oral sex without affecting your partner. We tested this today; my wife reported no numbness or strange taste while I had reduced sensation on my cock. I was able to stay erect despite all the attention she gave me. In fact, my wife got tired of her arm hurting and told me to edge until I needed relief so she could rest. I followed her advice, and she took over for the final two strokes before removing her hand. The result was solid.

Different brand, containing 9.96% lidocaine, .44oz for $10 at WallyWorld.

> LastToKnow wrote: > TM, lidocaine is lidocaine but Promescent is supposed to be formulated to absorb differently and not transfer...Perhaps it is snake oil but their website is slick and sciencey (buyer beware). I know that different products can absorb at varying rates (some very quickly)*** so it might not be 'snake oil'. That said, I haven't checked the site myself to evaluate or compare it with other options. It could well have an advantage...though given how easy copycats are, if they do, that edge probably won't last long. ***(I had an incident a while back that led to several [very] expensive heart and lung tests. Although the tests revealed a hole between the left and right sides of my heart (a congenital defect), it was determined this wasn't causing my collapse; the doctors couldn't explain what did happen. It wasn't until I took my nicotine vaporizer out of my pocket, found it cracked and empty, that I realized the issue—about 10ml of liquid had leaked out and been absorbed rapidly through the skin, essentially giving me a case of nicotine poisoning. During my research to confirm this, I learned some interesting details about formulating drug transfer patches to control dosage.)