How to choose a delay spray: ingredients and expectations

When choosing a delay spray, focus on three things: ingredients, a convenient format and clear instructions. Together, these help you find an option that suits your needs and the expectations you share as a couple.

Ingredients and format

The active ingredient describes the basis of a product, its concentration tells you how much it contains, and 10 ml is the bottle volume. The amount to use is set out separately in the instructions for the particular product and dispenser.

• Check the name, ingredients, expiry date and storage information.
• Find the seller’s contact details and the product’s origin.
• Read the restrictions and ask a pharmacist about unclear wording.
• Compare the full price, shipping and after-purchase contact process.

Comparing products

Compare the complete formulation and directions for use. Research applies to specific formulations: for example, the EMA information on Fortacin describes a combination of lidocaine and prilocaine. For FUSION, refer to its own description and instructions. Consider your own experience when setting expectations about duration.

EMA: information about Fortacin

Convenience in the details

A compact bottle, discreet packaging and an easy way to contact the seller all contribute to a comfortable purchase. Before ordering, check the volume, total price, delivery and return terms.

Find FUSION details on the product page and in the FAQ. Contact us before purchasing if you have a question about ingredients or format. A pharmacist can help with questions about individual suitability.

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