Long Drive Spray

Dr. Emily Brown

Dr. Ryan Mitchell

## What is Long Drive Spray

Long Drive Spray is a topical delay spray used to treat Premature Ejaculation (PE) by temporarily reducing the sensitivity of the penis. It is manufactured by Leeford Healthcare Ltd in GMP-compliant facilities.

It contains FDA-approved Lidocaine as its active ingredient, a local anesthetic. Lidocaine works by temporarily blocking sodium channels in the nerve endings of the penile skin. By blocking these channels, it causes a temporary reduction in sensitivity in the area. This dulling of sensation delays the ejaculatory reflex, allowing the man to engage in sexual activity for a longer duration before reaching the point of ejaculation.

This spray is applied directly to the glans (tip) and shaft of the penis 10 to 20 minutes before sexual activity. It should be allowed to absorb for the recommended time before intercourse to allow the anesthetic effect to develop and to reduce the risk of transfer to the partner.

Common Lidocaine side effects include temporary mild numbness or reduced sensation at the application site. If applied excessively or not absorbed adequately before intercourse, the Spray may transfer to the partner and cause reduced sensation in them as well.

Before using Long Drive Spray, inform a doctor about any history of hypersensitivity to local anesthetics or any skin conditions on the penis. This spray is for external use only and must not be applied to the eyes, mucous membranes, or broken skin. Store the spray below 25°C in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight.

## What are the benefits of using Long Drive Spray

Long Drive Spray works by blocking sodium channels in penile nerve endings, temporarily reducing sensitivity in the penis and raising the threshold required to trigger the ejaculatory reflex. This allows males to engage in sexual activity for a longer duration before ejaculation occurs. This mechanism of action makes it effective in managing Premature Ejaculation in adult men.

## How to use Long Drive Spray

Long Drive Spray is a topical product that should be used as directed by a doctor or as stated in the product instructions. Here are the general guidelines:

Apply 2-3 sprays directly to the glans (tip) and shaft of the penis 10-20 minutes before anticipated sexual activity, as directed.

Let the spray absorb fully into the skin for the recommended time before intercourse to ensure the anesthetic effect develops and to minimize transfer to the partner.

If condoms are being used, apply the spray and allow it to absorb completely before putting on the condom to prevent the Spray from being trapped against the skin.

Do not exceed the recommended number of sprays per application. Do not apply Lidocaine spray to broken, irritated, or inflamed skin. Avoid contact with the eyes and mucous membranes.

## Strengths and Substitutes

Currently, Long Drive Spray is available in a single strength at Cheap Medicine Shop. However, you can try the following alternatives:

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## What are the side effects of Long Drive Spray

Like any medication, this spray can cause some side effects at the site of application. These are generally mild and temporary. However, consult a healthcare professional if they persist or worsen:

Temporary numbness or reduced sensation at the application site

Mild burning or stinging upon application

Skin irritation or redness in the treated area

Reduced sensation in the partner if transfer occurs before absorption is complete

Skin rash

## Safety Advice

Liver Disease

Long Drive Spray is applied topically to the skin with limited systemic absorption when used at recommended doses. Liver disease does not typically affect its safety under normal use. However, patients with liver disease should inform their doctor before use.

Kidney Impairment

Lidocaine spray has negligible systemic absorption at recommended topical doses, and kidney disease does not generally affect its use. Inform a doctor of any significant kidney conditions before starting use, particularly if large areas of skin or broken skin are involved, where absorption may be higher.

Pregnant and Breastfeeding women

Long Drive Spray is indicated exclusively for adult men with PE and is not applicable for use in women, pregnant or otherwise. Pregnant and breastfeeding women should not use this spray.

Avoid

Do not use Lidocaine spray in patients with known hypersensitivity to Lidocaine. Do not apply to broken, inflamed, or irritated penile skin, as absorption is significantly increased on damaged skin. Do not exceed the recommended number of sprays, as overuse increases the risk of transfer to the partner and excessive local numbness that could reduce sexual satisfaction. Do not use it with other topical products in the same area without medical advice.

## FAQs

## How should Long Drive Spray be applied?

Apply 2-3 sprays directly to the glans and shaft of the penis 10-20 minutes before sexual activity. Allow the spray to absorb completely before intercourse to ensure the anesthetic effect has developed and to minimize transfer to the partner. Wash your hands after application.

## How long before intercourse should Long Drive Spray be used?

Long Drive Spray should be applied 10-20 minutes before sexual activity to allow Lidocaine to absorb into the penile skin and produce its desensitizing effect. Applying it too close to intercourse may mean the effect has not fully developed. Applying it too far in advance can shorten its duration.

## Is Long Drive Spray safe for regular use?

No, Long Drive Spray should be used only occasionally for the management of Premature Ejaculation. Long-term reliance on a topical anesthetic alone without addressing any underlying psychological or medical causes of Premature Ejaculation is not recommended. Consult a doctor for a comprehensive management plan.

## Can Long Drive Spray reduce sensitivity completely?

No, this Lidocaine spray is designed to reduce, not eliminate, penile sensitivity. Using the correct number of sprays and allowing adequate absorption time produces a moderate numbing effect sufficient to delay ejaculation without removing all sensation. Overuse or excessive application of sprays significantly increases the risk of excessive numbness.

## What precautions should be followed while using a delay spray?

Allow full absorption before intercourse to prevent transfer to the partner. Do not apply to broken or irritated skin. Do not exceed the recommended number of sprays. Rinse with water if contact with the eyes and mucous membranes occurs. If a condom is being used, allow the spray to absorb fully first.

## Can Long Drive Spray affect the partner?

Yes, if the spray is not allowed to absorb fully before intercourse, Lidocaine can transfer to the partner’s skin or mucous membranes, causing unwanted numbness or reduced sensation. Allowing about 20 minutes for complete absorption before sexual activity and using a condom where appropriate significantly reduces the risk of transfer.

## Does Long Drive Spray work for all men with Premature Ejaculation?

No, the spray is effective for many men with Premature Ejaculation, but it may not work for everyone, especially when there is an underlying psychological cause or prostate issue. A doctor can advise on whether topical desensitization alone or a combination of approaches is most appropriate.