₨ 4,000
Eros Men Delay Spray 14 ml is a topical solution designed to help men last longer during sexual activity by temporarily reducing sensitivity. Easy to apply, it offers a discreet and non-invasive way to manage premature ejaculation without the need for oral medication. Its fast-acting formula enhances control and supports greater confidence in intimacy.
Eros Men Delay Spray 45 ml is a specially formulated product for men seeking enhanced stamina and improved control during sexual intercourse. Containing mild desensitizing agents, it helps reduce penile sensitivity while preserving natural sensations of pleasure.
Unlike oral medications, this spray is applied directly to the penis, making it an easy, on-demand, and fast-acting solution for premature ejaculation. Its non-greasy formula absorbs quickly, leaving no noticeable residue, which ensures comfort and discretion.
Provides longer-lasting performance by delaying ejaculation.
Topical application avoids systemic side effects of oral drugs.
Fast absorption and easy to use before intimacy.
Helps improve confidence and sexual satisfaction for both partners.
Discreet and travel-friendly packaging (45 ml size).
Eros Men Delay Spray works by delivering a mild desensitizing effect to the penile nerves. The active ingredients slightly numb the surface, reducing overstimulation that leads to premature ejaculation. This helps men maintain better control over ejaculation, resulting in longer-lasting intercourse. The spray is typically applied a few minutes before sexual activity and its effects last for the duration of the encounter.
Spray 2–3 times directly on the penis (glans and shaft) about 5–10 minutes before sex.
Usually long enough for one sexual encounter, with effects lasting up to 1–2 hours.
If not washed off, the desensitizing effect may transfer. It’s recommended to wash off excess before intimate contact.
Yes, it can generally be used with latex condoms, but always test compatibility on packaging.
Yes, when used as directed. However, excessive or daily use should be discussed with a healthcare provider.
