You may have heard on the radio, seen billboards or ads in the paper about a premature ejaculation nasal spray.
It’s pretty hard not to see the advertising and is somewhat over-hyped with words like ‘nasal delivery technology’ – ok, so you spray it up your nose – but does it work? Should you consider using it?
Nasal spray products are sprayed directly into the nose and absorbed directly into the bloodstream. The idea behind this is that lower doses of drugs are needed and the effect is very fast. Nasal delivery treatments are generally delivered under a long-term program using prescription medicines.
Clomipramine, also known as Anafrinil, is the drug that is mainly used in these nose sprays, and is an antidepressant. Other anti-depressants that have been used are fluoxetine (Prozac) and sertraline (Lustral).
Be aware that in some countries, antidepressants are sold illegally for premature ejaculation, or as ‘last-longer’ pills. These are prescription only drugs, so you should always talk to your doctor before trying any drugs to treat premature ejaculation.
In 2009 there were reports of sex clinics that were suggesting to use tramadol in nose sprays as well. Netdoctor.co.uk has stated that they don’t think this is a good idea mainly because the drug’s side effects can include mental confusion and abdominal pain. Also notes that tramadol is related to morphine and is widely misused by those with drug problems.
Our research has found the following with respect to impotence clinics. If you needed something like nasal spray that involves prescription medicines, then it would be likely that would have to visit some form of clinic.
Read more here in Australian Doctor
http://www.australiandoctor.com.au/news/4b/0c01ac4b.asp
Before you even consider buying a product online to last longer.
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