Sexual health · FAQ
How long does Climax control spray take to work?
Short answer
Climax control spray is intended for use shortly before activity; the typical listed directions are 3 sprays 10–15 minutes beforehand. Follow your physician and label. Lidocaine may reduce sensation and help delay ejaculation, but results vary. Do not use extra sprays if you do not notice the effect you expected.
Climax control spray uses lidocaine to reduce sensation in the treated area. It may help delay ejaculation during sexual activity. Results vary. The typical listed directions are 3 sprays 10–15 minutes before activity, but that timing is not a promise of when you will notice an effect. Follow your prescribing physician’s directions and pharmacy label.
How much numbness you feel and how long it lasts can differ. Results vary. The application area, amount used, and your response to lidocaine can all matter. This is an as-needed topical treatment, not a treatment that should be increased day by day without medical advice.
If the effect is too weak, too strong, or lasts longer than expected, speak with your care team before changing the amount or timing. Do not add sprays during activity unless your prescription specifically allows it. Your physician can review how you are using it and whether another approach is appropriate. Avoid friction or other activity that could injure skin while it is numb.
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