Let me first provide some background. I'm 35 years old and work in sales. I'm usually under a lot of pressure, and when I'm intimate with my wife, I often feel like there isn't enough time—it's over in about two or three minutes, which is a real mood killer. I've tried a few delay sprays before, like Japanese brands Marunai and Black Panther. The effects were okay, but there was always some numbness, and the spray tended to drip everywhere, which wasn't very hygienic. Last month, I came across Pirelli endurance wipes—they're meant to be wiped on, not sprayed—so I bought two boxes to try. Each box has 12 wipes and costs about 180 yuan, which works out to about 15 yuan per wipe. Not exactly cheap.

The first time I used them was after a shower at night. Following the instructions, I pulled out one wipe. It's made of non-woven fabric, and the moisture level was just right—no dripping. I wrapped it around the glans and gently wiped a few times, about ten seconds total. It felt cool, but not irritating. After wiping, I waited two or three minutes and got started—no need to wait 20 minutes like with sprays. In terms of actual experience, I lasted about 15 minutes, which was more than three times my usual. And throughout the whole session, I could feel everything—no numbness. My wife was pretty satisfied in the end. I tried it a few more times after that, and it was consistently in the 20–30 minute range, depending on my condition.

Comparing it to the sprays I've used before, the differences are pretty clear:

Now let me talk about the downsides. First, the wipes are single-use, and a box has 12. If you use them frequently, you'd need two boxes a month, which adds up. Second, you need to control the pressure when wiping—too light and the effect is barely noticeable; too heavy and it might sting a bit. When I first started, I pressed too hard and my glans was red for a while. Later, I just went with a light touch, and the effect was actually better. Third, the packaging is sealed, but once opened, you need to use them up quickly, or the wipes will dry out. I had one box that sat for a month, and the last few wipes were a bit dry, so the effect was diminished.

Also, I previously read an article about how to choose a pill splitter gift—comparing four popular pill splitters, which mentioned gift selection. Later, when I bought the wipes, they also sent endurance condoms as a freebie. They're not sold separately, but they work well when used together. I also tried Green Knight endurance wipes and a random 3-pack sent by Pirelli. The Green Knight wipes are thinner, but the effect is about the same. The Pirelli ones are thicker and more comfortable to wipe with.

As for the ingredients, the packaging says plant extracts without going into detail, but I checked the official website—it mentions Cnidium and cloves, which are common endurance ingredients. The principle is local numbing to reduce sensitivity, but unlike sprays that are mostly alcohol, it doesn't cause numbness. Another benefit of these wipes is that they can be used on the urethral opening, but I didn't dare try that—I was worried about irritation, so it's better to avoid that area.

After using Pirelli endurance wipes, I also read How to use Pirelli endurance wipes—a pharmacist's guide to proper delay methods, which mentioned that one wipe is equivalent to 4–5 sprays. I did feel like one wipe was plenty—sometimes a single application was enough without needing to repeat.

Overall, Pirelli endurance wipes suit these types of people: first, those trying delay products for the first time and finding sprays troublesome; second, those sensitive to numbness who want a more natural sensation; third, those who prioritize hygiene and convenience. They're not suitable for: first, those wanting ultra-long endurance (40+ minutes)—the wipes might not be enough; second, those with sensitive skin prone to allergies—test on a small area first; third, those on a tight budget—at 15 yuan per wipe, long-term use isn't cost-effective.

One final reminder: no matter what product you use, pay attention to hygiene—clean before use, clean after use, and don't overdo it. If you have high blood pressure or heart issues, it's best to consult a doctor first.