Recently, several friends asked me to recommend endurance sprays, and I found that beginners tend to make similar mistakes. Here’s a guide to help you avoid these pitfalls and save some money.

Pitfall 1: Buying counterfeit products, wasting money and harming your health

The biggest pitfall is buying fake products. Those online options priced at 20-30 yuan with free shipping are basically not worth considering. The cost of legitimate topical endurance sprays is fixed; for example, the original imported Indian God Oil Climax delay spray typically costs between 80-150 yuan. If someone tells you they can get it for 50 yuan, it’s either fake or a low-quality repackaged version.

How to tell if it’s genuine?

Also, stop buying those "three-no" Indian God Oils. Some packaging has Indian text but no identifiers, likely filled in small workshops. Stick to legitimate channels, like official brand stores or authorized dealers.

Pitfall 2: Only looking at the name, ignoring ingredients, and buying the wrong type

Endurance sprays generally fall into two categories: physical numbing and nerve-regulating. Numbing types rely on local anesthetics (like lidocaine) to reduce sensitivity, but overuse can lead to a lack of sensation; nerve-regulating types use plant extracts (like Cnidium or clove) for a gentler delay.

Currently, most mainstream products use plant-based formulas, such as the Indian God Oil Men's Endurance Spray Delay Control Topical Spray Zhanbo Hot-Selling Non-Numbing Version, which delays without numbness. Beginners are advised to choose this type to avoid issues.

There’s also a combination of "oral + topical" products, like Japanese Tetsu, but that’s a health supplement, different from sprays, so don’t mix them up.

Pitfall 3: Guessing the dosage, thinking more is better

Many people spray 5-6 times on their first use, only to have their penis go into "hibernation" with no response to stimulation. This is a classic case of overdosing.

Correct approach: Spray only 1-2 times on the first use, applying it to the coronal sulcus and spreading it evenly with your finger. Wait 5-10 minutes for absorption, then wash it off (no need to wash if it’s a no-rinse type). If the effect isn’t enough, add one more spray next time. Don’t follow online advice like "spray until it’s soaking wet," as that will only make your partner doubt your performance.

For example, with the Original Imported Indian God Oil GOD OIL Second Generation New Packaging Original Imported Men's Topical Delay Spray Non-Numbing Endurance Hot-Selling, the official recommendation is 1-2 sprays for about 30 minutes of delay, but some people find 1 spray sufficient.

Pitfall 4: Not testing in advance, rushing at the last minute

Many people spray only when they’re about to have sex, resulting in either waiting too long or starting before it’s absorbed. Endurance sprays generally need to be applied 15-30 minutes in advance, and it’s best to test them alone first.

Suggested process:
1. On a free evening, after showering, spray once to feel if it numbs and how long it takes to work.
2. If no discomfort, use it during actual sex next time.
3. On the day of sex, spray 20 minutes in advance, then wash or put on a condom.

Also note: Effects can be impacted after a big meal or drinking alcohol. It’s best to use it on an empty stomach or with a light meal.

Pitfall 5: Only looking at price, ignoring safety and effectiveness

Some beginners think the more expensive, the better, buying imported products for 200-300 yuan; others go for cheap 9.9 yuan options with free shipping. In reality, products around 100 yuan are sufficient. For instance, the Indian God Oil Climax Original Imported Delay Spray Men's Endurance Liquid Hot-Selling Must-Have offers good value at 80-120 yuan, with a plant-based formula, delaying by about 20-30 minutes without numbness.

If your budget allows (150-200 yuan), you can try imported options like German Black Diamond or Japanese Black Panther. But there’s no need to chase the most expensive; the key is finding what suits you.

Safety reminders interspersed

Summary

Endurance sprays aren’t some mysterious thing; choosing and using them correctly can help you. Remember: buy plant-based products from legitimate channels, start with 1 spray, test in advance, and adjust as needed. Don’t believe the "one spray for half an hour" nonsense; delay effects vary by person, and extending by 10-30 minutes is usually enough.

I’ve written some practical reviews before, like Using German Diamond Endurance Cream for a Month: My Real Experience-mqqu4fxl1 and Trying Boso Delay Spray After 30: My Real Feelings-mqtozvpv1, feel free to check them out if interested.

One more thing: sprays are just aids. If the problem persists, it’s best to see a urologist rather than relying entirely on this.