STUD 5000 (Spray)

Premature Ejaculation (PE) is a common male sexual disorder that often requires a localized solution. STUD 5000 (Spray) is a topical medication containing Lidocaine, which is used to reduce the sensitivity of the penis, thereby increasing the duration of intercourse and providing better control over ejaculation.

What is STUD 5000 (Spray)?

STUD 5000 is a metered-dose spray for topical application. Its active component is Lidocaine (typically 9.6% or 10% in some generics), which belongs to the local anesthetic class.

1. Indication and mechanism of action

• Indication: Treatment of lifelong (primary) and acquired (secondary) premature ejaculation.

• Mechanism of Action: Lidocaine temporarily blocks sodium channels in the membranes of nerve endings. This leads to a reduction in sensitivity of nerve receptors on the surface of the penile skin, particularly the glans. Reduced sensitivity slows down the transmission of nerve signals to the central nervous system, effectively increasing the Intravaginal Ejaculatory Latency Time (IELT).

2. Advantages of the spray

• Local Action: Unlike systemic drugs (Dapoxetine), the spray acts only locally, which minimizes the risk of systemic side effects (such as nausea, dizziness, or impact on the heart).

• Fast Effect: Action begins 5–15 minutes after application.

Instructions for using STUD 5000 (Spray)

Correct application of STUD 5000 spray is critically important for achieving the effect and preventing numbing in the partner.

1. Dosage and method of application

• Dosage: The number of sprays is individual, but typically 2–4 sprays are recommended. Never exceed the recommended maximum dose (usually 10 sprays per single act of intercourse).

• Method: Spray onto the glans penis and partially onto the shaft (the area that is most sensitive).

• Rubbing: Gently rub the spray into the skin.

• Timing: Apply 5–15 minutes before sexual intercourse.

2. Critical step — removing the anesthetic

• Mandatory: Before starting intercourse, you must thoroughly wash off the residual spray with warm water or use a condom. If you do not do this, the Lidocaine can transfer to the partner and cause numbing of the vaginal or mucous membrane, which will negatively impact her sensation.

• Reapplication: Do not reapply the spray within a short period.

Critical contraindications for STUD 5000 (Spray)

Despite the local action, contraindications exist:

• Allergy: Individual hypersensitivity or allergy to Lidocaine or other components of the spray.

• Skin Damage: Do not apply to damaged, irritated, inflamed, or traumatized skin on the penis.

• Compatibility: Use cautiously with latex condoms, although water/alcohol-based sprays are generally safer for latex than creams. Always check compatibility.

Side effects of STUD 5000

Side effects are usually local and related to excessive application or sensitivity.

• Common: Temporary reduction in penile sensitivity (which is the goal but can be excessive).

• Less Common: A slight burning sensation or irritation at the application site.

• Danger to Partner: Numbing of the vaginal or mucous membrane if the spray is not washed off before intercourse.

Professional advice on using STUD 5000 (Spray)

1. Individual Selection: Start with the minimum dose (2 sprays) and gradually increase until you find the optimal number of sprays that provides control without excessively reducing your own sensation.

2. Application Technique: Apply the spray, wait 10–15 minutes for the maximum effect to set in, then wipe off or wash away the residue. This preserves the prolongation effect for you and prevents numbing for your partner.

3. Not for ED: STUD 5000 is intended only for the treatment of PE. It does not affect the achievement of an erection. If you have hardness issues, you must first take systemic drugs (Sildenafil, Tadalafil).

STUD 5000 (Spray): Extended Q&A section

• How long does STUD 5000 prolong intercourse? The prolongation effect is highly individual, but with correct application, it can increase the duration of intercourse by 3–5 times or more.

• Can STUD 5000 be used if I have ED? The spray does not treat ED. It only reduces sensitivity. If you have hardness problems, you must first take an erection drug, and then use the spray for prolongation.

• Do I need to buy the spray if I already take Dapoxetine? Dapoxetine and STUD 5000 have different mechanisms of action (systemic neurochemical vs. topical anesthetic). If Dapoxetine does not provide sufficient control, they can be combined. In this case, STUD 5000 would be an additional local means of control.

• What if the spray reduces sensitivity too much? Reduce the dosage. Use fewer sprays or apply it to a smaller area of the penis.