Let me first provide some background. I'm 35 years old and work in sales, so I have a lot of social engagements and stress. Over the past two years, I've clearly noticed that things aren't as good as they used to be in that department—the duration has gotten shorter, and I've felt a bit anxious about it. I tried some health supplements before with mediocre results. Later, I saw people on forums mentioning Indian God Oil men's endurance spray, saying it delays ejaculation, is a topical spray, and is convenient to use, so I decided to give it a try.

I bought the Zhan Bo bestseller model, mainly because I was drawn to its "no numbness" claim. I'd used another spray before, and after applying it, my entire glans went numb—I couldn't feel anything, and the experience was terrible. When this one arrived, the packaging was simple: a small bottle with a spray design and no noticeable smell.

The first time I used it was on a weekend night. After showering and drying off, I followed the instructions and sprayed twice on the glans and the coronal sulcus, then spread it evenly with my finger. It felt slightly cool when first applied, and that sensation disappeared after about ten seconds. The instructions said to use it 15-20 minutes in advance, so I waited about twenty minutes. During that time, I didn't feel anything special—unlike some products that cause heating or stinging.

The effect that night was genuinely unexpected. Normally, it might last around five minutes, but that time it went on for over twenty minutes. Throughout the entire session, I could still feel everything—no numbness. The sensitivity was just reduced a bit, and the urge to ejaculate wasn't as intense. After finishing, I paid close attention and found that after about three to four hours, the effect had completely worn off without affecting the next day.

I used it four or five more times after that. Here's a summary of my observations:

Onset time: Used on an empty stomach or right after a shower, it takes about 15 minutes to kick in. If I'd been drinking or eaten too much, it might take 25-30 minutes.

Duration: The effect lasts roughly 40-60 minutes, but the most noticeable delay happens in the first 30 minutes, and then it gradually fades.

Dosage: I tried both one spray and two sprays. Two sprays work better, but for beginners, I'd recommend starting with one to avoid overdoing it. Spraying too much causes a slight burning sensation, but it goes away after a while.

Side effects: After the first two uses, my glans was slightly red, but there was no itching or pain. By the third use, that stopped happening. Also, one time I accidentally sprayed the urethral opening, which stung a bit, so everyone should be careful to avoid that area.

Let me also mention the downsides: First, the nozzle is a bit hard to control and can sometimes spray too much—I'd suggest spraying onto your finger first and then applying. Second, the price isn't exactly cheap. One bottle lasts about thirty-plus uses, which works out to over ten yuan per use, so it's a bit painful on the wallet for long-term use.

Comparing it to a few other products I've used before:

I also tried the same series' Indian God Oil Climax. I feel the Zhan Bo model is a bit gentler, while Climax has a stronger delay effect but comes with some heat sensation. If you want something more potent, you could try Original Imported Indian God Oil GOD OIL—that one lasts even longer, but the price is higher too.

I came across some articles online mentioning Pharmacist's Guide to Choosing the Right Delay Spray, which covers some methods for selecting products. I found it pretty practical, so it's worth checking out before you buy.

Finally, let me talk about who it's suitable for and who it isn't:

Suitable for: People with mild premature ejaculation (lasting under 5 minutes), those looking to boost endurance, and those sensitive to numbness.

Not suitable for: People allergic to alcohol or herbal ingredients, those with severe cardiovascular disease, and minors. Also, if you have complete erectile dysfunction, this product probably won't help—you'd need to consider other options.

Overall, this Indian God Oil men's endurance spray has been satisfactory for me. It solved my short-duration problem without affecting sensation. But remember, topical products are just a supplement—you should still focus on exercise and a regular routine in daily life. If you're thinking of trying it, I'd suggest starting with a small bottle to see if it works for you.