Delay spray
Lidocaine Topical Spray – HiForce 25000 Delay Spray
🚀 HiForce 25000 Delay Spray is a male desensitizing spray with Lidocaine as the active ingredient. It gently reduces sensitivity on the tip of the penis, helping you better control timing and naturally extend sexual activity.
💨 External spray form: Easy to use, fast drying, no pills to take. Ideal for men who don’t have erectile issues but want to focus on delaying ejaculation.
⏱️ Fast onset: Starts working within 5–15 minutes after application, providing effective results during use.
📦 Net weight: 20 grams, portable and suitable for multiple uses.
Shipping
Discreet shipping within Thailand — packaging does not identify the product. Customers can review shipping and return conditions per our store policy. Contact our team for any questions.
Product Description
Premature ejaculation (PE) medication in spray form is the most convenient and popular option for men experiencing premature ejaculation. Lidocaine Topical Spray is a delay spray containing Lidocaine 10%, a topical anesthetic.
📊 Key Highlights
- Premature Ejaculation (PE) — The most common male sexual dysfunction, affecting 20–30% of men worldwide
- Lidocaine works by blocking sodium channels in nerve endings, reducing sensitivity at the application site to help delay ejaculation
- Lidocaine Spray advantage — Easy to use, spray on the glans 10–15 minutes before, dries quickly, adjustable dosage
- See other PE treatments in the Premature Ejaculation collection
🏭 Lidocaine Topical Spray 10% is a widely used topical anesthetic in medicine. Its use for PE is off-label but supported by ISSM (International Society for Sexual Medicine) treatment guidelines. It is an accessible and affordable delay spray option.
⚠️ Must be wiped off before intercourse to prevent numbness transfer to your partner, or use a condom.
About Lidocaine Topical Spray
What is Lidocaine Topical Spray?
Lidocaine Topical Spray is a delay spray for premature ejaculation containing Lidocaine 10%. It is classified as a Topical Anesthetic of the amide type.
Lidocaine works by blocking sodium channels in sensory nerve endings, preventing normal signal transmission. When sprayed on the glans, it reduces sensitivity, allowing better ejaculation control.
Its use for PE is off-label but supported by ISSM treatment guidelines and research evidence.
Compared to EMLA cream, it is easier to apply, dries faster, and allows easier dose adjustment with less mess.
How to Use Lidocaine Spray for Premature Ejaculation
How to use:
- Spray 2–3 times onto the glans, especially the frenulum (the most sensitive area)
- Wait 10–15 minutes for the medication to absorb into the skin
- Wipe off with a damp cloth or wet wipe before intercourse, or wear a condom
Dose adjustment: Start with 2 sprays. If insufficient, increase to 3. Do not exceed 3–4 sprays as excessive numbness may occur.
Duration: Onset within 5–10 minutes, lasting 30–60 minutes.
Important: Always wipe off or wear a condom before intercourse to prevent numbness transfer to your partner.
Side Effects of Lidocaine Spray
Common side effects:
- Excessive numbness — too many sprays may cause complete loss of sensation, affecting intercourse
- Mild irritation at application site — stinging, redness, itching
- Partner numbness — if not wiped off or condom not used
Serious side effects (very rare):
- Lidocaine allergy — rash, hives, swelling, difficulty breathing. Discontinue immediately
- Prolonged numbness — if overused, numbness may last longer than usual but will gradually resolve
Contraindications & Precautions
Do not use:
- Allergy to Lidocaine or other amide-type anesthetics (e.g., Bupivacaine, Prilocaine)
- On open wounds, broken skin, or inflamed areas
Use with caution:
- Do not overuse — Lidocaine can be absorbed into the bloodstream even when applied topically
- Avoid contact with eyes — if contact occurs, rinse immediately with clean water
- Avoid contact with partner's mucous membranes — wipe off before or use a condom
- Heart conditions — use cautiously as large amounts of Lidocaine may affect the heart
How Does Lidocaine Spray Compare to Other PE Treatments?
Lidocaine Spray vs. EMLA: EMLA contains Lidocaine 2.5% + Prilocaine 2.5% as a cream. It requires spreading and a 20–30 minute wait, and is messier. Lidocaine Spray 10% is easier to apply, dries faster, allows easier dose adjustment, and acts faster (10–15 min).
Lidocaine Spray vs. Priligy (Dapoxetine): Priligy is an oral SSRI that works centrally, taken 1–3 hours before with systemic side effects (nausea, dizziness). Lidocaine Spray is topical, acts locally, has fewer side effects, and works faster.
Lidocaine Spray vs. Oral Spray MaxGun: MaxGun is an oral herbal spray, not a pharmaceutical drug. Lidocaine Spray is a clinically proven medication with research-backed efficacy.
Can Lidocaine Spray Be Used with Other Medications?
Cautions:
- Other topical anesthetics (EMLA, Benzocaine) — do not combine as it increases total anesthetic absorption, risking toxicity
- Antiarrhythmic medications — Lidocaine has antiarrhythmic properties; excessive use combined with heart medications may cause issues
Can be used alongside PDE-5 Inhibitors (Viagra, Cialis) as they work on different pathways — PDE-5 for ED and Lidocaine for PE.
Where Can I Buy Lidocaine Topical Spray?
Lidocaine Topical Spray is available at pharmacies and can be ordered online from Intimo Life.
Can I buy Lidocaine Spray online?
Yes. Order through Intimo Life — select the product, consult with a licensed pharmacist online, and receive your medication at home.
Do I need a prescription?
No prescription is needed, but pharmacist consultation is recommended for proper dosage and usage guidance.
How does Intimo Life ship orders?
We deliver nationwide in Thailand with discreet packaging — no product names on the outside.
⚠️ Disclaimer
The information on this page is for general informational purposes only and is not intended to replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment from a qualified doctor or pharmacist. If you have any questions about your symptoms or medication, always consult a doctor or pharmacist first.
References
- StatPearls — Lidocaine. Beecham GB, Nessel TA, Goyal A. NCBI Bookshelf. Updated August 2024.
- Voute M, et al. "Topical Lidocaine for Chronic Pain Treatment." Drug Design, Development and Therapy. 2021.
- Lidocaine skin cream — NHS UK.
- Lidocaine (Topical Application Route) — Mayo Clinic.
- Lidocaine Topical — Drugs.com. Updated 2024.
- Lidocaine — DrugBank Online.
- Lidocaine Topical — MedlinePlus, U.S. National Library of Medicine.
Frequently Asked Questions
Similar active ingredients — EMLA contains Lidocaine 2.5% + Prilocaine 2.5% as a cream, requires spreading and 20–30 minute wait, and is messier. Lidocaine Spray 10% is easier to apply, dries faster, allows easier dosage adjustment, and works faster (10–15 min). More convenient in all situations.
Yes, strongly recommended. Wipe off with a damp cloth or wet wipe, or wear a condom before intercourse. This prevents Lidocaine from transferring to your partner, which would numb the vagina and reduce your partner's sensation and satisfaction.
Yes. Spray and wait 10–15 minutes for it to dry, then put on a condom. This is convenient as you don't need to wipe off — the condom prevents the anesthetic from affecting your partner. Choose condoms without additional numbing agents (non-numbing).
Start with 2 sprays and assess the effect. If still too quick, increase to 3 sprays next time. Do not exceed 3–4 sprays as excessive numbness may prevent normal intercourse. Gradually find the right number that works for you.
Depends on your needs. Lidocaine Spray is topical, easy to use, fast-acting (10–15 min), with fewer side effects, but requires wiping off or condom use. Priligy (Dapoxetine) is an oral tablet, no topical application needed, but requires 1–3 hour wait and has systemic side effects (nausea, dizziness). Many start with Lidocaine Spray first, then add Priligy if insufficient.
Yes. Lidocaine Spray can be used every time you have intercourse. There is no frequency limitation, no tolerance build-up, no dependency, and no long-term effects — as long as used in appropriate amounts (no more than 3–4 sprays per use). However, if PE persists, consult a doctor for proper diagnosis and treatment.
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