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Original Question:

I have one twin packing of Wash & Spray. how can I use it?

First to used spray and the same time Wash or first use the Wash and the same time

Please let me konw, how many time may I use it each day.

Would you please guide me in this regard.

Production number of wash is NOT 101002665K
production number of Spray is NOT 101002664K
my problem is short sex- life ( 2 minute).

Answer from Manufacturer:

Both the Wash and Spray are of similar formula. The “Wash” is packed in a larger 100ml bottle as it is meant for daily use at home to protect the male skin’s natural acidic environment of pH 4.5 -5.You are advised to rinse off the “Wash” with water after cleaning your genitals.

The Spray is packed in a smaller 50ml bottle so that it is convenient for users to take it around in their pocket and use it whenever they want to freshen up themselves or before engaging in sexual intercourse. Please wipe off with a wet tissue or rinse off after spraying.You may use it as many times as you like but our advice is to use at least twice a day. Using the wash before and after sex will ensure good hygiene of the penis.

Answer from Dr.Care:

It is encouraging to note that you have purchased the male genital care and grooming set and you are trying to get use to it. The technical people will address the usage issue with you in case you are not familiar with the information provided. On my part I will enlighten you regarding your problem of ’short sex life’, which I assume is the problem of rapid ejaculation. You said you can last for about two minutes. Actually in definition, if you can keep your erection in your wife vagina for more than a minute, then this is normal! If you can only keep it for less than a minute, then you have rapid ejaculation. You will notice if you move your penis by contracting your pelvic floor muscles, even if you ejaculate, your erection can still hold. This is because erection and ejaculation are two separate phenomena. If you want to keep your erection longer, do the pelvic floor exercises (Kegel Exercise for men).You will also notice if you maintain grooming your penis regularly, you will be able to resist the sensitive feeling of the tip of your penis during pelvic thrusting and prolong your sex play. If all these tips do not help you at all you probably need to be on medication like Prilegy ( you need to see your friendly Urologist or Andrologist for a prescription ) or be on local anaesthetic to reduce your penis sensation, to overcome the rapid ejaculation. You know, using condom can also reduce the sensitivity of your penis and keep your sex play long!

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