Pjur Med Pro-Long Delay Spray for Men with Oak Bark and Panthenol
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About the Product
Pjur Med Pro-Long Spray is a delay spray for men that uses tannic acid from oak bark as its active ingredient. Tannic acid has an astringent effect, and together with panthenol it is designed to give the skin a calm feeling and reduce hypersensitivity. It is aimed at men who would like more control during intimacy and prefer a spray with a plant-derived active ingredient. The spray comes in a compact 20 ml bottle from Pjur, a well-known maker of lubricants and delay products.
Key Features
- Oak bark tannic acid: The active ingredient has an astringent effect that is designed to reduce oversensitivity.
- Panthenol added: Panthenol helps the skin feel calm and cared for.
- Simple spray application: A spray bottle makes it quick to apply a measured amount.
- Compact 20 ml bottle: Small enough to keep in a bedside drawer or wash bag.
Product Specifications
| Brand | Pjur |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Delay spray for men |
| Formula / Base | Tannic acid from oak bark with panthenol |
| Volume | 20 ml |
| Flavour / Scent | Not specified by manufacturer |
| Condom Compatibility | Not specified by manufacturer |
How to Use and Care
Follow the directions on the pack. In general, spray a small amount onto the penis a short time before intimacy and let it absorb. Test on a small area first, avoid the eyes and broken skin, and stop if irritation occurs. Speak to a doctor if you have ongoing concerns about sexual performance.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does Pjur Med Pro-Long work?
It uses tannic acid from oak bark, which has an astringent effect, plus panthenol to calm the skin. Together they are designed to reduce hypersensitivity.
Does it contain a numbing agent?
The manufacturer names tannic acid and panthenol as the key ingredients and does not list an anaesthetic.
Can my partner feel the effect?
This is not stated by Pjur. Allow the spray to absorb before contact, or use a condom if you want to limit transfer.
Can I use it with condoms?
Condom compatibility is not specified by the manufacturer, so check the packaging before use.
Add Pjur Med Pro-Long to your basket for a discreet, plant-based approach to delay.
