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Delay Gel 60 ml - Labophyto XPower
Chronos Delay Gel 10ml - Coquette Chic Desire
Men Stop Stop Delay Cream - Inverma
CoolMann Delay Retarding Gel Cooling Effect - Cobeco
Bull Power Clove Delay Spray 15ml - Cobeco
Eros Delay Spray with Jojoba and CBD 30ml - Eros
Olimpya vibrating effect stimulating oil 6 ml - Olimpya
Endless Pleasure delay gel 15 ml - Secret Play
Pjur Superhero delay spray with ginger extracts 20 ml
Ironman Intimate Delay Spray 30ml - JoyDivision
Eros Delay Power Concentrated Delay Gel 30ml - Eros
Superhero concentrated delay serum 20 ml - pjur
Extase Sensual delay gel for men 30ml - Extase
Studi 1001 Erection & Performance Delay Spray - Eros Art
Studi 1001 Delay Spray 20ml - Eros Art
Eros Prolong 101 Delay Spray 30ml - Eros
Bull Power Delay Gel 30ml - Cobeco Pharma
Black Stone Delay Spray 15ml - Cobeco Pharma
Extase Sensual stimulating cream travel size 10ml - Extase
Golden Big Boy Delay Gel 50ml - Cobeco Pharma
Retardant spray Retard 907 25 ml - RUF
Sex Control Delay Cream 30 ml - RUF
Eros Extended Love Delay Spray Level 3 30ml - Eros
Superhero Ultimate delay spray 20 ml - Pjur
Delaying ejaculation without losing pleasure is the entire goal of delay gel. Discover how these products work, what forms exist, and how to choose the right formula.
Delay gel: how does it work?
The principle relies on a local desensitizing agent, most commonly lidocaine or benzocaine, two surface anesthetics present in low doses (generally between 2% and 7%). Applied to the glans and frenulum a few minutes before intercourse, the product lowers the sensitivity threshold of the nerve endings, which delays the ejaculatory reflex without blocking the erection or eliminating overall pleasure.
Some formulas instead rely on a cooling or mildly anesthetic effect based on menthol, such as Cobeco's CoolMann Delay or RUF's cooling cream. These plant-based alternatives are often better tolerated by sensitive skin. In any case, absorption time is key: allow 10 to 20 minutes depending on the concentration, and rinse off if you opt for oral sex to ensure your partner's comfort. If you use a condom, apply the gel underneath the condom to avoid transferring the product.
The different types of delay gel
- Lidocaine-based gel: the most common formula, with rapid absorption, dosed for a measurable effect without completely numbing; ideal for beginners.
- Thick delay cream: richer texture, often enriched with moisturizing agents, which penetrates gradually for a gentle and lasting effect; typical reference: Inverma's Men Stop Stop cream.
- Menthol cooling effect gel: an alternative without chemical anesthetics, which acts through mild vasoconstriction and a sensation of freshness, appreciated for its natural profile.
- Delay spray: convenient format and precise dosage per pump, particularly suited to users who wish to finely control the amount applied with each use.
How to choose your delay gel
- Active ingredient concentration: start with a low dose (2-4% lidocaine) to test your sensitivity before increasing the concentration if necessary.
- Texture according to your habits: light gel for fast absorption, cream for prolonged comfort, spray for convenience, which can potentially be paired with compatible lubricants.
- Compatibility with condoms: check that the product is latex-safe if you use protection; some oil-based formulas can weaken latex.
- Sensitivity profile: reactive skin or known allergies to local anesthetics? Opt for menthol or plant-based formulas.
- Format and capacity: a 10 ml tube is suitable for testing, while 40-60 ml sizes offer better value for money for regular use.