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Promescent is a safe, proven-effective last-longer spray that can delay ejaculation and let men enjoy lovemaking in a way they didn't know was possible. And many men say the best part of all is being able to truly satisfy their partner using Promescent.
Premature Ejaculation Treatment
Promescent is a safe, proven-effective last-longer spray that can delay ejaculation and let men enjoy lovemaking in a way they didn’t know was possible. And many men say the best part of all is being able to truly satisfy their partner using Promescent.
F.A.Q
Promescent is a safe, proven-effective last-longer spray that can delay ejaculation and let men enjoy lovemaking in a way they didn’t know was possible. And many men say the best part of all is being able to truly satisfy their partner using Promescent.
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Promescent is a topical agent that causes temporary desensitization. If too much is applied to the penis, side effects could include temporary loss of sensitivity and loss of erection. Other side effects could include skin irritation, burning, or excessive numbing. If any of these side effects occur, immediately discontinue the use of Promescent, wash the penis with soap and water, and consult a physician if symptoms persist for more than 12 hours.
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Promescent is a topical agent that causes temporary desensitization. If too much is applied to the penis, side effects could include temporary loss of sensitivity and loss of erection. Other side effects could include skin irritation, burning, or excessive numbing. If any of these side effects occur, immediately discontinue the use of Promescent, wash the penis with soap and water, and consult a physician if symptoms persist for more than 12 hours.
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Promescent is a topical agent that causes temporary desensitization. If too much is applied to the penis, side effects could include temporary loss of sensitivity and loss of erection. Other side effects could include skin irritation, burning, or excessive numbing. If any of these side effects occur, immediately discontinue the use of Promescent, wash the penis with soap and water, and consult a physician if symptoms persist for more than 12 hours.
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Promescent is a topical agent that causes temporary desensitization. If too much is applied to the penis, side effects could include temporary loss of sensitivity and loss of erection. Other side effects could include skin irritation, burning, or excessive numbing. If any of these side effects occur, immediately discontinue the use of Promescent, wash the penis with soap and water, and consult a physician if symptoms persist for more than 12 hours.
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No, however, it is always advisable to discuss Promescent use with your partner prior to sex in case they have an allergy to one or more of our ingredients.
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No, however, it is always advisable to discuss Promescent use with your partner prior to sex in case they have an allergy to one or more of our ingredients.
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No, however, it is always advisable to discuss Promescent use with your partner prior to sex in case they have an allergy to one or more of our ingredients.
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No, however, it is always advisable to discuss Promescent use with your partner prior to sex in case they have an allergy to one or more of our ingredients.
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The metered-dose bottle ensures that each spray contains the same amount of Promescent. This allows you to consistently manage the amount of Promescent that's just right for your level of sensitivity. With a normal spray, gel, or cream, you might think you are using the same amount, or close to the same amount, each time. But how can you really tell? A different day, or a different night, things change. With our bottle, all you need to remember is the number of sprays that works for you. No guessing means no surprises, and you get the same great result time after time.
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The metered-dose bottle ensures that each spray contains the same amount of Promescent. This allows you to consistently manage the amount of Promescent that's just right for your level of sensitivity. With a normal spray, gel, or cream, you might think you are using the same amount, or close to the same amount, each time. But how can you really tell? A different day, or a different night, things change. With our bottle, all you need to remember is the number of sprays that works for you. No guessing means no surprises, and you get the same great result time after time.
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The metered-dose bottle ensures that each spray contains the same amount of Promescent. This allows you to consistently manage the amount of Promescent that's just right for your level of sensitivity. With a normal spray, gel, or cream, you might think you are using the same amount, or close to the same amount, each time. But how can you really tell? A different day, or a different night, things change. With our bottle, all you need to remember is the number of sprays that works for you. No guessing means no surprises, and you get the same great result time after time.
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The metered-dose bottle ensures that each spray contains the same amount of Promescent. This allows you to consistently manage the amount of Promescent that's just right for your level of sensitivity. With a normal spray, gel, or cream, you might think you are using the same amount, or close to the same amount, each time. But how can you really tell? A different day, or a different night, things change. With our bottle, all you need to remember is the number of sprays that works for you. No guessing means no surprises, and you get the same great result time after time.
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If you have waited 10 minutes after applying it, then Promescent is already at work. Going into the shower or Jacuzzi will not impact the effects. In fact, you’ll know it’s working because the hot or cold water will feel just a little different than the norm!
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If you have waited 10 minutes after applying it, then Promescent is already at work. Going into the shower or Jacuzzi will not impact the effects. In fact, you’ll know it’s working because the hot or cold water will feel just a little different than the norm!
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If you have waited 10 minutes after applying it, then Promescent is already at work. Going into the shower or Jacuzzi will not impact the effects. In fact, you’ll know it’s working because the hot or cold water will feel just a little different than the norm!
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If you have waited 10 minutes after applying it, then Promescent is already at work. Going into the shower or Jacuzzi will not impact the effects. In fact, you’ll know it’s working because the hot or cold water will feel just a little different than the norm!
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Any Promescent spots on clothing or bed sheets should be easily removed in the washing machine, since the product is water-soluble. You are going to wash those sheets anyway, right?
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Any Promescent spots on clothing or bed sheets should be easily removed in the washing machine, since the product is water-soluble. You are going to wash those sheets anyway, right?
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Any Promescent spots on clothing or bed sheets should be easily removed in the washing machine, since the product is water-soluble. You are going to wash those sheets anyway, right?
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Any Promescent spots on clothing or bed sheets should be easily removed in the washing machine, since the product is water-soluble. You are going to wash those sheets anyway, right?
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Yes. Once Promescent has been absorbed (in about 10 minutes) and after any excess product has been washed off, lubricant can be used with no risk of transferring Promescent to your partner.
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Yes. Once Promescent has been absorbed (in about 10 minutes) and after any excess product has been washed off, lubricant can be used with no risk of transferring Promescent to your partner.
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Yes. Once Promescent has been absorbed (in about 10 minutes) and after any excess product has been washed off, lubricant can be used with no risk of transferring Promescent to your partner.
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Yes. Once Promescent has been absorbed (in about 10 minutes) and after any excess product has been washed off, lubricant can be used with no risk of transferring Promescent to your partner.
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Absolutely not! It is up to you when and where to apply it, but you may notice more targeted coverage if you can apply exactly where you need it, so we’ll leave that up to you. You’ll know exactly where you’re spraying if you’re already stiff, though.
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Absolutely not! It is up to you when and where to apply it, but you may notice more targeted coverage if you can apply exactly where you need it, so we’ll leave that up to you. You’ll know exactly where you’re spraying if you’re already stiff, though.
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Absolutely not! It is up to you when and where to apply it, but you may notice more targeted coverage if you can apply exactly where you need it, so we’ll leave that up to you. You’ll know exactly where you’re spraying if you’re already stiff, though.
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Absolutely not! It is up to you when and where to apply it, but you may notice more targeted coverage if you can apply exactly where you need it, so we’ll leave that up to you. You’ll know exactly where you’re spraying if you’re already stiff, though.
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Yes. You should wash your hands thoroughly after first using the product to minimize the chances of transferring it to your partner and to prevent Promescent from coming in contact with your eyes, as serious medical problems may occur. You only want the desensitizing effect to work on that one place that you bought it for – not anywhere else.
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Yes. You should wash your hands thoroughly after first using the product to minimize the chances of transferring it to your partner and to prevent Promescent from coming in contact with your eyes, as serious medical problems may occur. You only want the desensitizing effect to work on that one place that you bought it for – not anywhere else.
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Yes. You should wash your hands thoroughly after first using the product to minimize the chances of transferring it to your partner and to prevent Promescent from coming in contact with your eyes, as serious medical problems may occur. You only want the desensitizing effect to work on that one place that you bought it for – not anywhere else.
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Yes. You should wash your hands thoroughly after first using the product to minimize the chances of transferring it to your partner and to prevent Promescent from coming in contact with your eyes, as serious medical problems may occur. You only want the desensitizing effect to work on that one place that you bought it for – not anywhere else.
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It’s really easy to use! Please visit our How To Use page and watch the video for detailed step-by-step instructions on how to use lidocaine spray.
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It’s really easy to use! Please visit our How To Use page and watch the video for detailed step-by-step instructions on how to use lidocaine spray.
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It’s really easy to use! Please visit our How To Use page and watch the video for detailed step-by-step instructions on how to use lidocaine spray.
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It’s really easy to use! Please visit our How To Use page and watch the video for detailed step-by-step instructions on how to use lidocaine spray.
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Promescent lidocaine spray for sex has nothing in it that will prevent pregnancy or reduce the likelihood of pregnancy. However, the active ingredient in Promescent, lidocaine, is a category B compound per the FDA. This means that lidocaine has not been proven to be safe to use in pregnancy. We recommend to err on the side of caution and not use Promescent when trying to conceive until more research has been done.
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Promescent lidocaine spray for sex has nothing in it that will prevent pregnancy or reduce the likelihood of pregnancy. However, the active ingredient in Promescent, lidocaine, is a category B compound per the FDA. This means that lidocaine has not been proven to be safe to use in pregnancy. We recommend to err on the side of caution and not use Promescent when trying to conceive until more research has been done.
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Promescent lidocaine spray for sex has nothing in it that will prevent pregnancy or reduce the likelihood of pregnancy. However, the active ingredient in Promescent, lidocaine, is a category B compound per the FDA. This means that lidocaine has not been proven to be safe to use in pregnancy. We recommend to err on the side of caution and not use Promescent when trying to conceive until more research has been done.
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Promescent lidocaine spray for sex has nothing in it that will prevent pregnancy or reduce the likelihood of pregnancy. However, the active ingredient in Promescent, lidocaine, is a category B compound per the FDA. This means that lidocaine has not been proven to be safe to use in pregnancy. We recommend to err on the side of caution and not use Promescent when trying to conceive until more research has been done.
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No studies exist on the impact of lidocaine and conception, so we strongly suggest not using Promescent lidocaine spray when trying to conceive until further medical research exists.
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No studies exist on the impact of lidocaine and conception, so we strongly suggest not using Promescent lidocaine spray when trying to conceive until further medical research exists.
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No studies exist on the impact of lidocaine and conception, so we strongly suggest not using Promescent lidocaine spray when trying to conceive until further medical research exists.
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No studies exist on the impact of lidocaine and conception, so we strongly suggest not using Promescent lidocaine spray when trying to conceive until further medical research exists.
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With correct application, Promescent will not impact your partner's sensitivity levels. However, the penis should be wiped off with a damp towel prior to oral sex to avoid a medicinal taste.
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With correct application, Promescent will not impact your partner's sensitivity levels. However, the penis should be wiped off with a damp towel prior to oral sex to avoid a medicinal taste.
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With correct application, Promescent will not impact your partner's sensitivity levels. However, the penis should be wiped off with a damp towel prior to oral sex to avoid a medicinal taste.
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With correct application, Promescent will not impact your partner's sensitivity levels. However, the penis should be wiped off with a damp towel prior to oral sex to avoid a medicinal taste.
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Promescent can cause serious medical problems if sprayed into the eyes or swallowed. Promescent should only be applied to the penis and must be used as directed. For people who can tolerate lidocaine, Promescent is safe for oral contact. However, the potential for numbness of your partner is greater with oral contact. Hey, if you know oral sex may be in the lineup (lucky you), apply first, rub it in, wait 10 minutes, and then make sure you give it a good wipe, or a quick shower never hurts either. It’s fully absorbed by then, so it’ll still work just fine.
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Promescent can cause serious medical problems if sprayed into the eyes or swallowed. Promescent should only be applied to the penis and must be used as directed. For people who can tolerate lidocaine, Promescent is safe for oral contact. However, the potential for numbness of your partner is greater with oral contact. Hey, if you know oral sex may be in the lineup (lucky you), apply first, rub it in, wait 10 minutes, and then make sure you give it a good wipe, or a quick shower never hurts either. It’s fully absorbed by then, so it’ll still work just fine.
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Promescent can cause serious medical problems if sprayed into the eyes or swallowed. Promescent should only be applied to the penis and must be used as directed. For people who can tolerate lidocaine, Promescent is safe for oral contact. However, the potential for numbness of your partner is greater with oral contact. Hey, if you know oral sex may be in the lineup (lucky you), apply first, rub it in, wait 10 minutes, and then make sure you give it a good wipe, or a quick shower never hurts either. It’s fully absorbed by then, so it’ll still work just fine.
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Promescent can cause serious medical problems if sprayed into the eyes or swallowed. Promescent should only be applied to the penis and must be used as directed. For people who can tolerate lidocaine, Promescent is safe for oral contact. However, the potential for numbness of your partner is greater with oral contact. Hey, if you know oral sex may be in the lineup (lucky you), apply first, rub it in, wait 10 minutes, and then make sure you give it a good wipe, or a quick shower never hurts either. It’s fully absorbed by then, so it’ll still work just fine.
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No, Promescent does not protect against sexually transmitted diseases or infections. A condom is still one of the best ways to protect against the spread of sexually transmitted diseases.
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No, Promescent does not protect against sexually transmitted diseases or infections. A condom is still one of the best ways to protect against the spread of sexually transmitted diseases.
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No, Promescent does not protect against sexually transmitted diseases or infections. A condom is still one of the best ways to protect against the spread of sexually transmitted diseases.
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No, Promescent does not protect against sexually transmitted diseases or infections. A condom is still one of the best ways to protect against the spread of sexually transmitted diseases.
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Do not use Promescent if you or your partner is allergic to lidocaine or other anesthetics. Do not use on broken or irritated skin. Do not spray near flame or fire. Do not spray in or near eyes or mouth. Do not orally ingest. Promescent is safe for oral contact, but the potential for numbness of a sexual partner is more likely with oral contact. That's why it's important to be sure to thoroughly remove the product prior to oral contact. Do not use Promescent if you or your partner is suffering from liver or kidney disease. Do not use if your partner is or may be pregnant. Consult with your physician before using Promescent if you are being treated for any other medical conditions.
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Do not use Promescent if you or your partner is allergic to lidocaine or other anesthetics. Do not use on broken or irritated skin. Do not spray near flame or fire. Do not spray in or near eyes or mouth. Do not orally ingest. Promescent is safe for oral contact, but the potential for numbness of a sexual partner is more likely with oral contact. That's why it's important to be sure to thoroughly remove the product prior to oral contact. Do not use Promescent if you or your partner is suffering from liver or kidney disease. Do not use if your partner is or may be pregnant. Consult with your physician before using Promescent if you are being treated for any other medical conditions.
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Do not use Promescent if you or your partner is allergic to lidocaine or other anesthetics. Do not use on broken or irritated skin. Do not spray near flame or fire. Do not spray in or near eyes or mouth. Do not orally ingest. Promescent is safe for oral contact, but the potential for numbness of a sexual partner is more likely with oral contact. That's why it's important to be sure to thoroughly remove the product prior to oral contact. Do not use Promescent if you or your partner is suffering from liver or kidney disease. Do not use if your partner is or may be pregnant. Consult with your physician before using Promescent if you are being treated for any other medical conditions.
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Do not use Promescent if you or your partner is allergic to lidocaine or other anesthetics. Do not use on broken or irritated skin. Do not spray near flame or fire. Do not spray in or near eyes or mouth. Do not orally ingest. Promescent is safe for oral contact, but the potential for numbness of a sexual partner is more likely with oral contact. That's why it's important to be sure to thoroughly remove the product prior to oral contact. Do not use Promescent if you or your partner is suffering from liver or kidney disease. Do not use if your partner is or may be pregnant. Consult with your physician before using Promescent if you are being treated for any other medical conditions.
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First, try to avoid this happening by only using three sprays (do not exceed 10) until you know how it affects you personally. Also, wait at least 10 minutes for it to absorb into the skin, and then wash off the excess before you apply more. If you feel you do need more, only use one more spray at a time and wait to see how it feels (or doesn’t feel). Keep in mind, if you use too much, temporary loss of erection or numbness may occur. Irritation to the skin may also occur. If either condition occurs, discontinue the use of Promescent. Immediately wash the penis with soap and water, and symptoms should subside in a short period of time. If symptoms persist, contact a physician.
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First, try to avoid this happening by only using three sprays (do not exceed 10) until you know how it affects you personally. Also, wait at least 10 minutes for it to absorb into the skin, and then wash off the excess before you apply more. If you feel you do need more, only use one more spray at a time and wait to see how it feels (or doesn’t feel). Keep in mind, if you use too much, temporary loss of erection or numbness may occur. Irritation to the skin may also occur. If either condition occurs, discontinue the use of Promescent. Immediately wash the penis with soap and water, and symptoms should subside in a short period of time. If symptoms persist, contact a physician.
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First, try to avoid this happening by only using three sprays (do not exceed 10) until you know how it affects you personally. Also, wait at least 10 minutes for it to absorb into the skin, and then wash off the excess before you apply more. If you feel you do need more, only use one more spray at a time and wait to see how it feels (or doesn’t feel). Keep in mind, if you use too much, temporary loss of erection or numbness may occur. Irritation to the skin may also occur. If either condition occurs, discontinue the use of Promescent. Immediately wash the penis with soap and water, and symptoms should subside in a short period of time. If symptoms persist, contact a physician.
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First, try to avoid this happening by only using three sprays (do not exceed 10) until you know how it affects you personally. Also, wait at least 10 minutes for it to absorb into the skin, and then wash off the excess before you apply more. If you feel you do need more, only use one more spray at a time and wait to see how it feels (or doesn’t feel). Keep in mind, if you use too much, temporary loss of erection or numbness may occur. Irritation to the skin may also occur. If either condition occurs, discontinue the use of Promescent. Immediately wash the penis with soap and water, and symptoms should subside in a short period of time. If symptoms persist, contact a physician.
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Yes, Promescent is deemed safe to use by the FDA for treatment of premature ejaculation.
Promescent's only active ingredient is lidocaine, which is tolerated well by most people. If you know of a current allergy to one or more of our ingredients you should avoid use. Read our Safety Information for more details.
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Yes, Promescent is deemed safe to use by the FDA for treatment of premature ejaculation.
Promescent's only active ingredient is lidocaine, which is tolerated well by most people. If you know of a current allergy to one or more of our ingredients you should avoid use. Read our Safety Information for more details.
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Yes, Promescent is deemed safe to use by the FDA for treatment of premature ejaculation.
Promescent's only active ingredient is lidocaine, which is tolerated well by most people. If you know of a current allergy to one or more of our ingredients you should avoid use. Read our Safety Information for more details.
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Yes, Promescent is deemed safe to use by the FDA for treatment of premature ejaculation.
Promescent's only active ingredient is lidocaine, which is tolerated well by most people. If you know of a current allergy to one or more of our ingredients you should avoid use. Read our Safety Information for more details.
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Promescent is short for "prolonged tumescence." Tumescence is a medical term for engorged with blood, normally associated with the erectile tissue of the penis.
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Promescent is short for "prolonged tumescence." Tumescence is a medical term for engorged with blood, normally associated with the erectile tissue of the penis.
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Promescent is short for "prolonged tumescence." Tumescence is a medical term for engorged with blood, normally associated with the erectile tissue of the penis.
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Promescent is short for "prolonged tumescence." Tumescence is a medical term for engorged with blood, normally associated with the erectile tissue of the penis.
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The late Dr. Ronald Gilbert, a notable urologist with a practice in Newport Beach, California.
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The late Dr. Ronald Gilbert, a notable urologist with a practice in Newport Beach, California.
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The late Dr. Ronald Gilbert, a notable urologist with a practice in Newport Beach, California.
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The late Dr. Ronald Gilbert, a notable urologist with a practice in Newport Beach, California.
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