Stud 100 Lidocaine Delay Spray

Stud 100 is a lidocaine spray you apply to the penis 5 to 15 minutes before sex. It reduces sensitivity, which can help you last longer if you have premature ejaculation. It's a pharmacy medicine, so you don't need a prescription, but we check a few questions about your health first.

Stud 100 at a glance

How does Stud 100 work?

Lidocaine is a local anaesthetic. Sprayed onto the head and shaft of the penis, it reduces how sensitive the skin is to touch, so it takes longer to reach the point of ejaculation.

Premature ejaculation is common. There's no set time that counts as too soon: it's a problem if it happens before you or your partner would like most of the time, and it's causing you worry or affecting your relationship.

How to use Stud 100

1. Use it 5 to 15 minutes before sex.
2. Spray 3 to 8 times onto the head and shaft of the penis. Start with fewer sprays and use the smallest amount that works for you.
3. Leave it to soak in.
4. Before sex, wash off any spray that hasn't been absorbed, or use a condom. Stud 100 can numb your partner too. If you use a condom, check the leaflet, as the spray may affect some condoms.
5. Wash your hands after using it, and wash the spray off your penis after sex.

Don't use more than 24 sprays in 24 hours. If you've used it for 3 months and still need it, speak to a doctor. If you use too much by accident, wash it off straight away.

Side effects

• Common: numbness or reduced feeling in the penis, mild burning or irritation, and numbness for your partner.
• Rare: an allergic reaction, such as a rash, swelling or itching.

Using much more than recommended can cause dizziness, feeling sick or, very rarely, fits. If this happens, wash the spray off and get medical help.

Who shouldn't use Stud 100?

Don't use Stud 100 if:

• you or your partner are allergic to lidocaine, other local anaesthetics or any of the ingredients;
• you're under 18.

It's for use on the penis only. Keep it away from your eyes and mouth, and don't use it on broken or inflamed skin.

Speak to us first if you have liver or kidney problems. See your GP if premature ejaculation is new, or comes with pain, or with problems getting an erection.

Stud 100 or Priligy?

Stud 100 is a spray used just before sex and is available from pharmacies. Priligy (dapoxetine) is a prescription tablet taken 1 to 3 hours before sex. Some men try a spray first and move on to a tablet if it doesn't help enough. Our article on delay sprays explains more about how they compare.

How to get Stud 100 from MedsRus

Stud 100 is a pharmacy medicine. You don't need a prescription, but we check a few questions about your health and medicines first. If it's suitable, we send it in plain packaging.

Stud 100 FAQs

How long before sex should I use Stud 100?

5 to 15 minutes before. That gives the spray time to soak in and start reducing sensitivity.

Will Stud 100 numb my partner?

It can. Wash off any spray that hasn't soaked in before sex, or use a condom.

Can I use Stud 100 with a condom?

Yes, and a condom helps stop the spray numbing your partner. Check the leaflet before using it with condoms, as the spray may affect some types.

How many sprays should I use?

Between 3 and 8 sprays each time. Start at the lower end and use the smallest amount that works for you. Don't use more than 24 sprays in 24 hours.

Stud 100 or Priligy?

Stud 100 is a spray used 5 to 15 minutes before sex and is available from pharmacies without a prescription. Priligy is a prescription tablet taken 1 to 3 hours before sex. Many men try a spray first.

Can I use Stud 100 with Viagra?

There's no known interaction between lidocaine spray and erection tablets such as sildenafil, and some men with both problems use them together. Tell us about all your medicines so we can check they're suitable.

Sources:

• NHS: Ejaculation problems