Yellow antibacterial lubricant emotion gel

The difference between a delay gel and a delay spray is in the percentage of lidocaine and how it is used. Delay sprays usually contain 10% lidocaine, which is a relatively large amount and can be used to numb anything (even teeth). This amount of lidocaine is suitable for when a person is in an acute state of premature ejaculation. Many men prefer to use delay gels because of this severe numbness. However, delay gels most often contain only 2% lidocaine, which causes less numbness than the spray, so the person’s sexual desire does not change. Of course, some new gels use herbal ingredients other than lidocaine to increase the duration of sexual intercourse, which no longer have the side effects of lidocaine.