Let me start with some background. I'm 42, working in sales. These past two years I've had a lot of business dinners and have been drinking and smoking non-stop, and I can clearly feel I'm not what I used to be. It's not that I completely can't perform—it's just that I can't control the timing. Sometimes it's over in about ten minutes. My wife hasn't said anything, but I can't get past it myself.

I tried oral medication before, but the side effects were too obvious—bad dizziness and flushing—so I didn't dare touch it again. A friend said topical products might be gentler, so I searched around and saw that the Indian God Oil Climax delay spray had decent reviews and was original imported, so I bought a bottle to try.

First Use: No Confidence, But the Results Were Okay

I tried it the night it arrived. I read the instructions—spray 20 minutes before sex. The first time I didn't dare spray much, just one spray on the coronal sulcus area, spread it evenly with my finger, and waited about 20 minutes.

To be honest, I didn't feel anything in the first 10 minutes, and I thought I'd bought a fake. Around the 15-minute mark, I started to feel a slight warmth—not intense, just a vague sense that the skin there felt different. Then when it came time to perform, it did last a bit longer than usual, about 20-plus minutes. Although it wasn't a earth-shattering change, for me it was already an improvement.

Second Week: Figured Out My Dosage

I used it three or four more times after that and gradually found the pattern.

One spray isn't quite enough for me—it extends things by about 10 minutes. Two sprays gives a more obvious effect, getting to 30 minutes or more. Three sprays is a bit too much—pleasure drops significantly and the numbing feeling is quite heavy.

The onset time also depends on whether you shower. If you don't shower after spraying, it takes effect in about 20 minutes. If you shower 10 minutes after spraying, then you have to wait until after 30 minutes for it to kick in. I figure part of the active ingredients got washed off.

Another discovery: during the absorption time after spraying, don't rush to put on underwear. I once put them on right after spraying, and the liquid rubbed onto my underwear, so when it came time to perform there was basically no effect—wasted a whole session for nothing.

Weeks Four to Eight: The Stable Period and Two Obvious Drawbacks

After using it for over a month, I could basically stay stable at 30-plus minutes every time. But there are two problems I have to mention.

First drawback: Numbing. There's no way around this. With two sprays, for about 20 minutes you can feel a sort of numbness around the glans, and pleasure does take a hit. If you really care about the sensation during the process, you might have to compromise on dosage. I've seen some posts saying Zhanbo version has less numbing, but I haven't tried it, so I won't make random claims.

Second drawback: Expensive. A 15ml bottle, and I'd nearly used it up in less than two months. That works out to about ten to twenty yuan per use—still a bit painful for long-term use.

There's also an inconvenient aspect: it's best to wash beforehand, and you have to wash after too, otherwise the residue will make your partner feel numb as well. This makes the whole process rather long, and sometimes when it's spontaneous it gets awkward.

A Simple Comparison with a Few Other Products

I did some homework later and made a simple comparison of common products on the market—all personal opinions:

If you don't know how to choose, you can check out How to Choose a Delay Spray—the indicators discussed inside are quite practical.

A Few Points I Think Are Worth Reminding

Definitely do an allergy test. I actually skipped it out of laziness before my first use—luckily nothing went wrong. Later I read posts saying some people got redness, swelling, and itching after spraying, and thinking back it gave me a bit of a scare. The correct approach is to spray a little on the inner wrist first and wait half an hour to see if there's any reaction.

Don't spray onto the urethral opening. Once I wasn't careful, and after spraying, urination stung and I was uncomfortable for most of the day. After that I'm extra careful every time—I use my finger to shield the urethral opening before spraying.

If you have a serious premature ejaculation problem, don't expect this to cure it. It's just an auxiliary tool to help you last longer, not a treatment drug. If the situation is serious, you still need to see a doctor.

Don't use it together with oral medication. At first I wanted to double up, but after looking into it I read that blood pressure could fluctuate too much, so I gave up on that.

Overall Feelings After Two Months

To be honest, this stuff has helped me, but it's not a "miracle drug." Two sprays, stable at 30+ minutes—that's already enough for me. My wife also feels it's a bit better than before, at least it doesn't end so quickly.

If your situation is similar to mine—around 40, no major health problems, just lacking a bit in the timing department, and you want a relatively gentle topical solution—you can give it a try. But if your expectations are very high, wanting to reach forty or fifty minutes or even longer, then you might need to consider other methods or adjust the dosage.

Also, I bought a bottle of the Generation 2 New Packaging as a backup too—haven't opened it yet. I'll compare after this bottle is finished to see if there's any difference.

Who It's Suitable For, Who It's Not

Suitable for:

Not suitable for:

One last thing: this stuff is just a tool—don't treat it as a lifesaver. Usually, sleeping less late, drinking less, and exercising more is more useful than any spray.