Let me first set the context: I'm 35, working in sales. With all the business dinners and stress over the past two years, I've clearly noticed a decline in that department. I'd tried some health supplements before, but the results were mediocre. Later, a friend recommended a topical delay spray, saying it was safer than oral options, so I decided to give it a shot.

I chose Pilianli delay spray this time because I'd read quite a few posts saying it could delay up to 40 minutes, had anti-counterfeit verification, and the price was reasonable. So I bought a 15ml bottle.

The first time I used it was on a weekend night. I sprayed it about 20 minutes after showering. To be honest, right after spraying, I didn't feel much—just a cool sensation, and I thought it wasn't working. But about 15 minutes in, a slight warmth started to build up—not irritating, just gradual. At the 20-minute mark, I noticed my glans sensitivity had indeed dropped a bit, but it wasn't completely numb.

For that session, I usually last about 5-10 minutes, but this time I held out for around 25 minutes—definitely an improvement. But honestly, it didn't reach the advertised 40 minutes; probably because I only sprayed twice. Later, I tried spraying a bit more—about three sprays—and got to 35-40 minutes, but it felt like too much. There was some numbness, and the pleasure took a hit.

I've used it several more times since, and here's what I've observed:

The onset time depends a lot on the amount sprayed. With two sprays, it takes about 15-20 minutes to kick in; with three sprays, I feel it in about 10 minutes, but the numbness is stronger too. Also, you have to avoid the urethral opening when spraying. The first time, I accidentally got a little on it, and it stung briefly, but it passed quickly.

Side effects: The first two times, my glans felt a bit warm, but it wasn't uncomfortable and subsided after about half an hour. By the third use, it was much better—probably because I'd gotten used to it. Also, if you spray too much, it gets numb and affects pleasure, so you really need to figure out your own dosage.

What I'm not satisfied with: First, the nozzle design—it sprays a stream rather than a mist, making it hard to apply evenly. I ended up using a cotton swab to spread it. Second, it has a slight herbal smell—not strong, but noticeable. Third, the price: it works out to about a dozen yuan per use. It's cheaper than oral options, but it still stings a bit for long-term use.

I've tried other products before, so here's a quick comparison:

Regarding anti-counterfeiting, I scanned the code on the packaging, and it did verify—so it should be genuine. But with so many fakes out there, I'd still recommend buying from official channels.

Also, I've read some articles, like How to Choose a Delay Spray and How to Use Louis 16 Delay Spray, which both mention that individual differences are significant and you need to adjust the dosage yourself.

My advice: If you're new to delay sprays, start with a small bottle and begin with two sprays—don't overdo it. Always clean yourself before spraying, and wait 20 minutes for absorption. Also, if you have cardiovascular issues or are on medication, consult a doctor first.

Who it suits: Men under work pressure who want to boost stamina; those who tend to lose firmness mid-way can also give it a try. Who it doesn't suit: Those seeking complete numbness (it won't fully numb you); those needing erection support (it has no such effect); and those with sensitive skin should use with caution.

In summary, Pilianli delay spray is one of the more balanced products I've tried. The delay effect is real, but don't expect miracles. If you want even longer-lasting results, you could combine it with other products like German Black Diamond or EROS, but be aware that stacking them may increase irritation.