The quantity and timing of application of Stud 100 desensitising spray for men vary according to individual needs, but typically, the recommended dosage involves applying 3 to 8 sprays to the head and shaft of the penis approximately 5 to 15 minutes before intercourse. It’s essential to use the minimum effective quantity to achieve the desired effect. This spray is intended for external use only, so it should not be sprayed near the eyes or nostrils. After intercourse, it’s important to wash off the spray. To ensure safety and effectiveness, avoid using the spray for more than 3 months without consulting your doctor. Additionally, it’s crucial not to exceed a maximum of 24 sprays in a 24-hour period to prevent potential adverse effects or complications. These guidelines help to ensure the appropriate and safe use of STUD 100 for managing concerns related to premature ejaculation.

Most men find STUD 100 suitable for their needs; however, like any medication, it may occasionally lead to side effects. If either you or your partner experience a rash or irritation, it’s essential to discontinue the use of the spray. There have been no other reported side effects associated with the use of Stud 100 Delay spray, as only minimal levels of Lidocaine are absorbed. However, in instances of elevated blood levels of Lidocaine (25 times the recommended dose of STUD 100), potential side effects may include nervousness, dizziness, convulsions, loss of consciousness, and effects on the heart and lungs. Should any side effects become severe or if you observe any adverse reactions not listed in the Patient Information Leaflet, it is advisable to inform your doctor or pharmacist promptly. This ensures appropriate management and further guidance regarding the use of STUD 100.

Using other medicines concurrently with STUD 100, particularly those that may elevate blood levels of its active ingredient, Lidocaine, can potentially lead to interactions. While the absorption of Lidocaine from 100 Stud Spray is minimal, it’s prudent to seek advice from your doctor or pharmacist before using the spray if you are taking other medications. Additionally, it’s crucial to inform your healthcare provider about any medications you are currently taking or have recently taken, including over-the-counter medicines or herbal therapies obtained without a prescription. This ensures comprehensive evaluation and guidance tailored to your individual medical history and potential interactions between medications.

If you or your partner experience a rash or irritation, discontinue the use of the spray. If you begin to feel unwell or encounter any adverse effects following the application of the spray, notify your doctor or pharmacist.  Elderly: STUD 100 is not advised for use by elderly individuals. Kidney and Liver Problems: If you have, or have ever had, liver or kidney problems, consult your doctor before using the spray. Although STUD 100 is applied exclusively to the penis, it should not be used if your partner is pregnant. Prior to using any medication, including STUD 100, it’s advisable to seek guidance from your doctor or pharmacist. For further details on who is unable to use STUD 100 please refer to the Patient Information Leaflet.

For other options and alternatives, please explore our Sexual Health  and Men’s Fertility homepages. We offer a wide range of options tailored to individual needs to ensure you have the best experience.