System JO Prolonger Maximum Strength Lidocaine Male Genital Desensitizing Spray 2 Fl Oz

System JO Prolonger Maximum Strength Male Genital Desensitizing Spray — 2 fl. oz. (60 ml)

JO Prolonger is a topical desensitizing spray for men from System JO's "JO For Him" range. The carton is black and gold and describes the product as a “male genital desensitizing spray”, with the same wording repeated in French, German and Spanish. It ships as a 2 fl. oz. pump bottle.

What is printed on the package

• Brand: System JO — JO For Him
• Product name: Prolonger, Maximum Strength
• Type: Male genital desensitizing spray, applied topically
• Named active: lidocaine — the carton reads “maximum strength lidocaine dosage”
• Net contents: 2 fl. oz. (60 ml)

About the active ingredient

The carton names lidocaine. It does not print a percentage or a per-spray dosage, so we do not publish one. Under the US over-the-counter monograph for this category, lidocaine is recognised in a metered spray at approximately 10 mg per spray, and benzocaine is recognised separately at 3 to 7.5 percent — the two are different actives and this product is described on its own packaging as the lidocaine one.

If you or your partner has ever reacted to a local anaesthetic, read the Drug Facts panel on the carton before first use.

Using it

Follow the directions printed on the carton for the number of sprays and the timing before intercourse, and allow the spray to dry. For external use only. Do not apply to broken or irritated skin. Keep away from the eyes and out of reach of children. Stop using it if a rash or irritation develops.

A topical anaesthetic can transfer to a partner on contact. The standard label wording for this category directs you to wash the product off after intercourse.

System JO's own literature states that the formula contains no mineral oil and is latex safe for use with condoms. That is the manufacturer's statement; we have not independently verified condom compatibility.

Shipped and billed discreetly.

This product is not a contraceptive and does not protect against sexually transmitted infections. It is not intended to diagnose any condition, and it is not a substitute for advice from a healthcare provider. If you have questions about sexual health, speak to a healthcare provider.