Let me first talk about my own situation. I'm 35 years old and work in sales. I usually have a lot of stress and irregular daily routines. Over the past two years, I've noticeably felt a decline in that area, and especially in the last few months, sometimes I'd finish in just two or three minutes. My wife doesn't say anything outright, but I can sense she's a bit disappointed. I tried some oral products before, but I was worried about side effects, so I didn't stick with them. Later, I read posts online, and quite a few people recommended topical delay sprays, saying they have fewer side effects and work quickly, so I wanted to give them a try. After comparing options, I picked this Pirelli delay spray, mainly because it advertised a 40-minute delay and had an anti-counterfeit verification feature, which made it seem more legitimate.

It arrived two days after I placed the order. The packaging was quite sturdy, and the box wasn't big. Inside, there was a 15ml spray bottle and an instruction manual. The bottle design was pretty simple, with a press-type nozzle that was easy to use. I specifically scanned the anti-counterfeit code, and it showed it was genuine, which put my mind at ease.

The first time I used it was Saturday night. After taking a shower, I sprayed it 20 minutes beforehand according to the instructions. I gently shook the bottle a few times, then sprayed once on the glans and the coronal sulcus, and spread it evenly with my finger. Right after spraying, there was no sensation—neither cool nor warm—and I even worried it might not be working. About 15 minutes later, I started to feel a slight warmth, though it wasn't obvious. A few more minutes passed, and I felt a mild numbness in the area, but not the kind where you lose all feeling—just that sensitivity was reduced. Then we got started. To be honest, in the first few minutes, I could tell I wasn't getting excited as easily, and I could control the rhythm better, not as rushed as before. It lasted about 20-plus minutes, and I still hadn't finished. My wife was a bit surprised and asked if I'd taken some kind of pill. I held on for about another 10 minutes, and it ended at around 30-plus minutes in total. I estimated it was at least double my usual time.

The second time was a week later. This time, I sprayed 30 minutes in advance and used two sprays. The delay effect was even more pronounced—I lasted about 40-plus minutes—but it felt a bit too long, and the numbness was stronger than the first time, so the pleasure was somewhat reduced. Later, I adjusted back to one spray, and it was around 30 minutes, which felt just right.

After using it several times, I've summarized its pros and cons.

Pros:
1. It takes effect quickly—about 20 minutes—so you don't have to wait long.
2. The delay effect is obvious. Depending on the dosage, it extends the time by about 30-40 minutes, which is enough for me.
3. It's convenient to use—just one spray, and it doesn't interfere with foreplay.
4. It has almost no smell, barely any herbal scent, so it's not awkward.

Cons:
1. The dosage is hard to get right. Too much causes numbness and affects pleasure, while too little might not work. It took me several tries to find the right amount.
2. The price is a bit high. A 15ml bottle, with 1-2 sprays per use, lasts about a dozen times. That works out to over ten yuan per use, which adds up as a recurring expense.
3. If you don't wait long enough after spraying before starting, the effect is diminished. Once, I was in a hurry and only waited 10 minutes, and the effect wasn't as good.

I've also tried a few other topical delay products, and here's a quick comparison:

Overall, the Pirelli delay spray works well enough for me. It suits people who want a noticeable delay effect and can accept a slight numbness. If you're just looking to boost performance occasionally, or it's your first time, I'd suggest starting with one spray to find the right dosage. Also, for those with high blood pressure, heart conditions, or allergies to any ingredients, it's best to consult a doctor first.

One last reminder: this kind of product is only a supplement and can't cure premature ejaculation. If the problem is serious, you should still go to the hospital.