Viga 50000 Delay Spray (Lidocaine)
Viga 50000 Delay Spray contains lidocaine, a local anaesthetic. It works by temporarily reducing the sensitivity of the skin it is applied to, which can help some men delay ejaculation and prolong sexual activity. By mildly numbing the area, it lowers over-sensitivity without removing sensation completely when used as directed. Viga Delay Spray uses include the management of premature ejaculation in adult men as a topical, on-demand option.
Description
Viga 50000 Delay Spray Uses
- Helps delay ejaculation in adult men
- Used to manage premature ejaculation
- Reduces over-sensitivity to prolong sexual activity
- A topical, on-demand option applied before intercourse
Viga 50000 Delay Spray Dosage and Administration
- Apply a small number of sprays to the head and shaft of the penis about 5 to 10 minutes before intercourse
- Start with the lowest number of sprays and adjust only if needed
- Wash off any excess before intercourse to avoid transferring numbness to your partner, or use a condom
- Do not apply to broken or irritated skin
- Do not exceed the number of sprays advised on the product or by your doctor
Viga 50000 Delay Spray Warnings
- For external use only; do not swallow or apply to the inside of the body
- Can transfer to a partner and cause numbness; wash off excess or use a condom
- Not suitable for anyone allergic to lidocaine or other local anaesthetics
- Stop use if irritation, burning, rash, or swelling develops
- Avoid contact with the eyes, mouth, and other sensitive areas
- Not for use by women, children, or anyone under 18
Viga 50000 Delay Spray Precautions
- Do a small patch test before first full use to check for sensitivity
- Tell your doctor if you have sensitive skin or any skin condition in the area
- Tell your doctor about any known allergy to anaesthetic products
- Keep away from the eyes and mouth; wash hands after applying
- Use the minimum amount that works to reduce the chance of side effects
- If premature ejaculation persists, consult a doctor, as there may be an underlying cause
Viga 50000 Delay Spray Side Effects
- Temporary numbness of the applied area
- Mild burning or tingling
- Skin redness or irritation
- Reduced sensation if too much is applied
- Possible numbness transferred to a partner
- Serious effects, such as a significant allergic reaction with swelling or difficulty breathing, need immediate medical attention
Storage Instructions
- Protect from sunlight and high temperatures
- Store in a dry place at an optimal temperature
- Keep the bottle upright and tightly closed
- Keep out of the reach of children
Packaging and Quantity
Available as a single spray bottle of 45ml.
Prescription Requirement
Viga 50000 Delay Spray is a topical, over-the-counter product. While a prescription is generally not required, it should be used strictly as directed, and you should consult a pharmacist or doctor if you are unsure whether it is suitable for you.
Frequently Asked Questions about Viga 50000 Delay Spray
What is the price of Viga 50000 Delay Spray in Pakistan?
The price of Viga 50000 Delay Spray in Pakistan varies by pack. At Delta Pharmacy it is supplied in discreet packaging.
Is Viga 50000 Delay Spray available in Pakistan?
Yes, Viga 50000 Delay Spray is available in Pakistan and can be ordered discreetly from Delta Pharmacy.
How long before intercourse should Viga Delay Spray be applied?
It is usually applied about 5 to 10 minutes before intercourse. Wash off any excess or use a condom to avoid transferring numbness to your partner.
Does Viga Delay Spray affect my partner?
It can transfer and cause numbness for your partner. Washing off the excess before intercourse or using a condom helps prevent this.
Disclaimer
This information is provided by Delta Pharmacy for general awareness only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Viga 50000 Delay Spray should be used as directed, and you should consult a pharmacist or doctor if you have any allergy, skin condition, or ongoing concern. Always seek medical advice for persistent premature ejaculation, as it may have an underlying cause.
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