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Zenegra Lido Spray (Lidocaine)
Medically reviewed by Sanjay Gangani, B.Pharm, CMO & Pharmacist
| Active Ingredient | Lidocaine |
|---|---|
| Indication | Anal fissure, Piles, Local anesthesia (Numb tissues in a specific area) |
| Manufacturer | Alkem Laboratories Ltd |
| Strength:- | 15g |
| Packaging | 15g in bottle |
Zenegra Lido Spray (Lidocaine) | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pack Size | Price | Quantity | Add To Cart | |
| 1 Spray | $8 | |||
| 3 Spray/s | $20 | |||
| 6 Spray/s | $35 | |||
What is Zenegra Lido Spray?
How It Works (Mechanism of Action)
Lidocaine works on nerve signalling in the skin:
3. Dosage Guide
| Situation | Recommended Use | Maximum | Key Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adult men, first use | 1 to 2 sprays | Test tolerance first | Start low; assess numbness before increasing |
| Adult men, usual use | 2 to 3 sprays | Once in 24 hours | Applied to the glans only |
| Adult men, inadequate effect | Up to 4 sprays | Once in 24 hours | Do not exceed without medical advice |
| Timing before intercourse | 5 to 15 minutes | – | Follow the timing on your pack |
| Duration of effect | 30 to 60 minutes | – | Varies between individuals |
| Men aged 65 and over | 1 to 2 sprays | Once in 24 hours | Start low; skin absorption may differ |
| Liver impairment | Reduced use | Once in 24 hours | Lidocaine is cleared by the liver |
| Severe liver impairment | Not recommended | – | Clearance is significantly reduced |
| Broken or inflamed skin | Do not use | – | Absorption increases markedly |
| Under 18 | Must not use | – | Not indicated at any dose |
| Absolute limit | 4 sprays | One session per 24 hours | Never repeat within the same day |
How to Apply It
Precautions
Absolute Contraindications – Do Not Use If You
Do not use if your partner:
Conditions to Disclose to Your Doctor
Tell your doctor before use if you have or had:
Also disclose every medicine, supplement, and herbal product you take.
Application and Contact Precautions
| Item | Effect | Recommendation |
|---|---|---|
| Skin-to-skin contact | Transfers numbness to a partner | Wipe off before contact, or use a condom |
| Oral contact | Numbs the mouth and throat | Always wipe off first |
| Broken skin | Greatly increases absorption | Do not use |
| Excess sprays | Loss of sensation; erection may soften | Keep to the advised number |
| Alcohol | May add to dizziness if absorbed | Limit intake |
| Latex condoms | Generally compatible with lidocaine sprays | Check the pack for guidance |
| Lubricants | May spread the product beyond the target area | Apply lubricant after wiping |
| Other numbing products | Additive anaesthetic effect | Do not combine |
Before-Use Safety Checklist
Confirm every point below before each use:
Side Effects
| Side Effect | Frequency | What To Do |
|---|---|---|
| Numbness at the application site | Expected | This is the intended effect |
| Mild burning or stinging on application | Common | Usually settles within minutes |
| Reduced sexual sensation | Common | Use fewer sprays next time |
| Temporary skin redness | Common | Resolves as the effect wears off |
| Numbness transferred to a partner | Common if not wiped | Wipe off before contact in future |
| Difficulty maintaining an erection | Less common | Caused by excessive numbness; reduce sprays |
| Delayed or absent orgasm | Less common | Reduce the number of sprays |
| Skin irritation or itching | Less common | Stop use; contact your doctor |
| Dryness or flaking of the skin | Less common | Wash the area after use |
| Contact dermatitis | Uncommon | Stop use; may indicate allergy |
| Dizziness or light-headedness | Uncommon | Suggests systemic absorption; stop use |
| Metallic taste in the mouth | Uncommon | An early sign of systemic absorption |
| Numbness around the lips or tongue | Uncommon | Stop use; seek medical advice |
| Ringing in the ears | Rare | Emergency; see section 8 |
| Blurred vision | Rare | Emergency; see section 8 |
| Confusion or drowsiness | Rare | Emergency; see section 8 |
| Slow or irregular heartbeat | Rare | Emergency; seek immediate care |
| Seizure | Very rare | Emergency; call for help |
| Methaemoglobinaemia | Very rare | Emergency; see section 8 |
| Severe allergic reaction | Very rare | Emergency; stop use immediately |
Drug Interactions – Avoid With
Do not combine:
Use only with medical supervision:
Medicines that raise methaemoglobinaemia risk:
Always show your doctor a full list of your medicines.
Emergency Warning Signs
Stop using the product and seek medical care immediately if you experience:
Signs of systemic lidocaine absorption:
Signs of methaemoglobinaemia – a medical emergency:
Signs of severe allergy:
Local emergency signs:
Why Choose Zenegra Lido Spray
Genuine advantages:
Honest limitations you should know:
Consider a different approach if:
Storage Instructions
Medical Disclaimer
This content is for information only. It is not medical advice. Zenegra Lido Spray contains lidocaine and is a prescription-only medicine in many countries. It is a different product from Zenegra tablets, which contain sildenafil citrate. This spray treats premature ejaculation by reducing sensation; it does not treat erectile dysfunction and has no effect on blood flow. Lidocaine transfers readily between skin surfaces and can numb a partner; wipe the area before contact or use a condom. Do not apply to broken skin. Use only under a qualified doctor’s supervision. Always read the manufacturer’s package insert before use.

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