Stimulation Spray T5 Intimate Spray without Anaesthetics for Him 5 ml

Stimulation Spray T5 Intimate Spray without Anaesthetics for Him 5 ml 🍀

The remarkable thing about this spray is stated on the pack as a negative: it contains no local anaesthetics - no lidocaine, no benzocaine, nothing that dulls sensation. With intimate sprays for men that is the exception, because most work through exactly that. The T5 relies on herbal extracts instead. If you have ever used a delay spray and found that in the end nothing came through at all, you know why that is an argument: less feeling also means less feedback, and that is rarely the goal. Five millilitres is a very small bottle - you need a few sprays per use, and to begin with it is the cheapest way to test a product like this. It is applied externally; not on irritated or broken skin. It does not replace a lubricant, suitable ones are under water-based lubricant. It stands in the drugstore section, with the sexual preparations, under intimate hygiene and with the sex toys for men.

✨ At a glance

• 🏷️ Manufacturer: T5
• ✅ Contents: 5 ml
• ✅ Formula: Purely botanical
• 🚫 Without: Lidocaine, benzocaine, anaesthetics
• 👉 Use: External
• ✅ Not a: Medicine
• ✅ Does not replace: A lubricant

❓ FAQ

Why is „without anaesthetics“ an advantage?

Because a dulled feeling also means less feedback. Take too much of a numbing spray and you end up feeling nothing at all - this spray does not have that problem.

Are five millilitres enough?

For several uses yes, because you only need a few sprays each time. It is the smallest bottle on this shelf and therefore the cheapest way to try something like this.

How is it applied?

Sparingly and externally only. A small amount is enough; massage it in and let it absorb. Do not use on irritated or broken skin.

What about sensitive skin?

Try it on a small area first, for example the inner elbow, and wait a few hours. In the intimate area the skin is thinner than elsewhere, and additives show up more strongly there.

Is this a medicine?

No, it is a cosmetic. It does not treat complaints and does not replace an examination. If you have problems regularly, a doctor is a better place to take them than a tube.