Climax Spray (Lidocaine)

Climax Spray is a topical anaesthetic spray for men.

It contains lidocaine at 10% concentration.

Each metered spray delivers 5 mg of lidocaine.

Lidocaine is an amide-type local anaesthetic.

It is used to help manage premature ejaculation (PE).

It is applied to the head of the penis before sex.

It reduces sensitivity in the area it touches.

Reduced sensitivity can delay ejaculation.

It is made by Midas Care Pharmaceuticals in India.

It is not a tablet and is not swallowed.

It does not treat erectile dysfunction.

It does not increase sexual desire or libido.

It does not cure premature ejaculation.

It works only while the anaesthetic effect lasts.

It offers no protection against HIV or other STIs.

It is not a contraceptive.

Climax Spray is intended for adult men only.

Women and anyone under 18 must not use it.

Persistent PE deserves a proper medical assessment.

Sensory nerves carry sensation from the penis to the spinal cord.

These nerves fire by moving sodium ions across their membranes.

Lidocaine blocks the sodium channels in those nerves.

Blocked channels cannot generate a nerve signal.

Fewer signals reach the spinal cord from the treated area.

The ejaculation reflex is triggered by these signals.

Reducing them raises the threshold for that reflex.

Ejaculation is therefore delayed.

The effect is local, not systemic.

It wears off as lidocaine clears from the skin.

The effect is purely a reduction in sensation. It does not change desire, arousal, or erection quality.

The glans (head) of the penis only.

To the urethral opening, scrotum, or any broken skin.

Clean the area before genital or oral contact.

Try the lowest number of sprays on a first occasion.

Not applicable. Used only when needed.

Wash and dry your hands before use.

Shake the bottle well before each use.

Hold the bottle upright, 3 to 5 cm from the skin.

Spray the agreed number of doses onto the glans.

Do not spray the urethral opening directly.

Do not spray the scrotum or surrounding skin.

Rub in gently with a clean fingertip if needed.

Wash your hands thoroughly afterwards.

Wait 10 to 15 minutes for the effect to develop.

Wipe the glans with a damp cloth before contact.

Wiping removes surface lidocaine that could transfer.

Alternatively, use a condom throughout intercourse.

Do not apply more if the effect seems weak.

Wait a full 24 hours before using it again.

Wash the area after intercourse.

Do not share the bottle with anyone else.

Are allergic to lidocaine or lignocaine.

Are allergic to any amide local anaesthetic.

These include bupivacaine, prilocaine, and mepivacaine.

Have congenital or idiopathic methaemoglobinaemia.

Have severe liver disease or decompensated cirrhosis.

Have broken, cut, or inflamed skin on the penis.

Have an active genital infection or open sore.

Have severe heart block or a serious arrhythmia.

Take a Class I antiarrhythmic such as mexiletine.

Are a woman or a child.

Are under 18 years of age.

Is allergic to lidocaine or amide anaesthetics.

Is pregnant, unless a doctor has advised it is safe.

Has broken skin or an infection in the contact area.

Lidocaine absorbs far more readily through damaged skin. This raises the risk of systemic effects. Do not use on cuts, sores, or inflamed areas.

Any allergy to local anaesthetics, including dental injections.

Liver disease or hepatitis of any type.

Kidney disease or reduced kidney function.

Any heart rhythm disorder or conduction problem.

Heart failure or a previous heart attack.

Epilepsy or any seizure disorder.

G6PD deficiency.

Any skin condition affecting the genitals.

Phimosis or a tight foreskin.

Recurrent genital infections.

Any sensory nerve disorder.

Erectile dysfunction alongside premature ejaculation.

Any medicine you take for heart rhythm.

Whether your partner is pregnant or breastfeeding.

A doctor has advised this product is suitable for me.

I have no allergy to local anaesthetics.

The skin on my penis is intact and healthy.

I have no active genital infection.

I have not used this product in the last 24 hours.

I have used no other numbing product today.

I take no medicine for heart rhythm.

My partner knows I am using it.

My partner has no lidocaine allergy.

I will wipe the area before genital or oral contact.

I have a condom available if preferred.

I know the maximum number of sprays.

The bottle is stored away from heat and flame.

The expiry date has not passed.

I know the emergency warning signs listed below.

If your partner develops numbness, irritation, or a rash, stop using the product. Both of you should seek advice if symptoms persist.

Other topical anaesthetic sprays, gels, or creams.

Benzocaine, prilocaine, or tetracaine products.

Anaesthetic-coated or “delay” condoms.

Any other lidocaine product used at the same time.

Class I antiarrhythmics: mexiletine, tocainide, flecainide.

Amiodarone and other rhythm-control medicines.

Beta-blockers such as propranolol and metoprolol.

Cimetidine, which slows lidocaine clearance.

Any medicine that affects liver enzyme activity.

Nitrates and nitrites, including recreational poppers.

Sulfonamide antibiotics.

Dapsone.

Phenytoin and phenobarbital.

Chloroquine and primaquine.

Benzocaine-containing products.

Some men use a PDE-5 inhibitor for erectile dysfunction alongside a topical anaesthetic for premature ejaculation. This combination is sometimes appropriate, but it should be agreed with a doctor first.

Numbness or tingling around the mouth or tongue.

A persistent metallic taste.

Ringing or buzzing in the ears.

Blurred or double vision.

Dizziness that does not settle.

Drowsiness, confusion, or slurred speech.

Muscle twitching or tremor.

A seizure or convulsion.

A slow, fast, or irregular heartbeat.

Chest pain or severe shortness of breath.

Grey or blue discolouration of the lips, nails, or skin.

Breathlessness that seems out of proportion.

Fatigue, headache, and light-headedness together.

Symptoms can appear hours after use.

Swelling of the face, lips, tongue, or throat.

Difficulty breathing or swallowing.

Widespread rash, hives, or blistering.

Severe pain or burning at the application site.

Blistering, ulceration, or broken skin.

An erection that will not subside after 4 hours.

Tell emergency staff you have used a lidocaine spray. State the concentration as 10% and how many sprays you used. Bring the bottle with you if you can.

It works locally, within about 10 to 15 minutes.

No tablet needs to be swallowed or absorbed.

The effect is confined to where it is applied.

It avoids the systemic side effects of oral SSRIs.

It carries none of dapoxetine’s mental health contraindications.

There is no washout period from antidepressants.

Lidocaine is a very well-established anaesthetic.

It is used only when needed, not daily.

Topical anaesthetic for PE is an evidence-supported approach.

A lidocaine and prilocaine spray is approved in the EU.

The dose can be adjusted by using fewer or more sprays.

It can be combined with ED treatment under medical advice.

It reduces sensation rather than improving control.

Some men find the loss of sensation unwelcome.

Excessive use can make an erection harder to maintain.

It transfers to a partner unless wiped off.

It requires a wiping or condom step before contact.

The effect lasts under an hour.

It does not treat the underlying cause of PE.

Climax Spray is not licensed in the UK, EU, or US.

It does not treat erectile dysfunction.

You want to preserve full sensation during sex.

Your partner objects to the transfer risk.

You have any allergy to local anaesthetics.

Your premature ejaculation is lifelong and severe.

You would prefer an oral on-demand option.

You want to address anxiety or relationship factors too.

A topical anaesthetic is a reasonable first step for many men with premature ejaculation. It manages the symptom rather than the cause, and partner transfer is the practical detail to get right.

Store below 30°C in a cool, dry place.

This is a pressurised aerosol container.

Keep it away from open flames and lit cigarettes.

Do not spray near heat sources or naked flames.

Do not pierce or burn the can, even when empty.

Protect it from direct sunlight and heat.

Do not leave it in a car on a warm day.

Do not store in the bathroom or near a sink.

Keep the cap on when not in use.

Store it upright wherever possible.

A child could spray it into the eyes or mouth.

Accidental ingestion or eye contact is a medical emergency.

Do not transfer the contents to another container.

Check the expiry date printed on the can.

Never use the product after the expiry date.

Discard the can if it leaks or is damaged.

Return unused product to a pharmacy for disposal.

Do not place aerosol cans in household waste.