Delay Condoms For Premature Ejaculation - Do They Work?
Delay condoms are a recent innovation for the 30% of all men who have premature ejaculation at some point in their lives.
So do they work and, if not, are there better alternatives? All will be revealed in this article.
What Is A Delay Condom? It is a regular latex condom but with a difference - it can make you last longer in bed than a normal condom.
I make that clear distinction because even a regular condom can make a guy last longer than normal - especially if it is thick and made from latex.
But a delay condom is different.
It contains a small amount of lubricant in the tip that melts on encountering body heat.
It them becomes absorbed into the head of your penis when you roll it on.
How Do You Use It? You simple roll it on around 5 to 10 minutes before penetration.
It is always recommended to put on a condom as soon as you achieve an erection anyway (because sperm can be present in pre-ejaculate).
I recommend using this time wisely on foreplay for your partner.
Does It Work? Pretty much all men can get more time in bed with this method.
It varies from person to person but probably averages around five extra minutes.
Any Drawbacks? Because it uses medical grade anesthetic you do lose some sensation, but only a little.
It is far less than from using delay sprays.
Also some guys just don't like condoms at all so if this is the case then the delay condom will not be useful.
Alternatives There are a whole range of alternatives from other short term methods that give instant delay to long term natural "retraining" that allows you to plateau your arousal and reach 100% control of your ejaculatory response.
So do they work and, if not, are there better alternatives? All will be revealed in this article.
What Is A Delay Condom? It is a regular latex condom but with a difference - it can make you last longer in bed than a normal condom.
I make that clear distinction because even a regular condom can make a guy last longer than normal - especially if it is thick and made from latex.
But a delay condom is different.
It contains a small amount of lubricant in the tip that melts on encountering body heat.
It them becomes absorbed into the head of your penis when you roll it on.
How Do You Use It? You simple roll it on around 5 to 10 minutes before penetration.
It is always recommended to put on a condom as soon as you achieve an erection anyway (because sperm can be present in pre-ejaculate).
I recommend using this time wisely on foreplay for your partner.
Does It Work? Pretty much all men can get more time in bed with this method.
It varies from person to person but probably averages around five extra minutes.
Any Drawbacks? Because it uses medical grade anesthetic you do lose some sensation, but only a little.
It is far less than from using delay sprays.
Also some guys just don't like condoms at all so if this is the case then the delay condom will not be useful.
Alternatives There are a whole range of alternatives from other short term methods that give instant delay to long term natural "retraining" that allows you to plateau your arousal and reach 100% control of your ejaculatory response.
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