Eros Delay Spray is a 45ml topical male intimate-care spray designed to temporarily reduce sensitivity of the penile area and help support improved control over ejaculation. Current product listings describe Eros as a long-time spray for men, with some versions containing Lidocaine/Lignocaine, a local anesthetic that temporarily reduces sensitivity at the application site. The spray is designed for convenient external application before intimate activity and is marketed for men who want better timing and control. Product listings commonly recommend applying a small amount approximately 10 minutes before intimate activity and allowing it to dry before use. The available formulations and packaging can vary by market and seller, so the ingredient information printed on the actual product should be checked before listing.
Lidocaine/Lignocaine is identified as the active desensitizing ingredient in current Eros product information; additional inactive ingredients may vary by specific formulation and batch.
Shake the bottle well before application. Apply a small amount of Eros Delay Spray to the upper/front area of the penis approximately 10 minutes before intimate activity, following the directions provided with your specific product. Allow the spray to dry before intimate contact. Do not apply excessive amounts, and wash the area after use. Eros is intended for external use only.
Eros Delay Spray is a topical male intimate-care spray designed to temporarily reduce sensitivity and help support better ejaculation control.
Current product information identifies Lidocaine/Lignocaine as the active desensitizing ingredient in Eros spray.
Eros Delay Spray is marketed for men who want temporary sensitivity control and improved timing during intimate activity.
The commonly listed Eros Delay Spray is supplied in a 45ml bottle.
Current product directions commonly recommend applying it approximately 10 minutes before intimate activity.
Lidocaine/Lignocaine temporarily reduces nerve sensitivity at the application area, which can help support greater control over ejaculation.
No. Its intended purpose is to temporarily reduce sensitivity.
Yes. Eros Delay Spray is marketed as a male intimate-care and timing spray.
Yes. It is designed for topical external application to the penile area.
No. Eros is a topical spray intended for external use.
Use the amount stated on the packaging of your particular product. Current listings describe a small application, with one listing recommending 2–3 sprays before allowing the product to dry.
The 45ml bottle is designed for multiple applications. Follow the product's stated directions and do not exceed the recommended amount.
Yes, current Pakistani product information for Eros identifies Lidocaine 10% w/v as the active ingredient in the listed spray formulation.
Current Pakistani listings show prices from approximately PKR 1,500 to PKR 2,999, depending on the seller and current offer.
Yes. Multiple Pakistani online sellers currently list Eros Delay Spray, although availability and pricing can vary.
Country-of-origin information differs between current seller listings. Several listings describe a Germany-imported version, while another Pakistani listing states India. The actual packaging should therefore be checked before publishing the country of origin.
It is important to follow the instructions for the specific product and condom being used. If the product label provides compatibility information, follow that guidance.
The applied area should be washed thoroughly before oral contact so that residual topical product is removed.
No. It should not be applied to cuts, broken or irritated skin.
Product listings describe it as a fast-acting topical spray, with application commonly recommended around 10 minutes before activity.
Keep the bottle tightly closed and store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and excessive heat.
Yes. The product is marketed specifically for adult male intimate care and sensitivity control.
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