Prolonging cream that isn't spelled correctly in its main title...that doesn't instill any additional confidence to supersede the fundamental questions about the chemistry of these products.

For starters, it's a thick white cream that, quite possibly, could actually contain the kind of grit/pumice used in skin exfoliators. So it makes you last longer...longer than you hope.

You slather this thick paste on and rub it in. That has an effect. You wait, and assume that the ingredients mentioned on the package are having an actual physical effect. You wait, allegedly 10 minutes, you wonder (which has its own softening-effect), and you hope that this one is the one. Long shot.

In a practical sense, this is not something to be used right before your encounter. So its value is dependent on your level of expectation. If you know it's going to happen, then you can work some in on a casual bathroom break, and its odor-less format is likely to be undetectable. If you're not sure, and you have to make a move, then this is not the product to take on a "maybe she will, maybe she won't" date.

As a result, it's likely better for those in a committed relationship ready to take the time to attain the moments. Then you can share the situation of applying, allowing it to absorb, then testing for yourselves its effectiveness.

Its use isn't without some significant issues. If you're not using condoms then you could be pushing a numbing agent where maybe it's not appreciated. So the recommendation is that regardless of the relationship situation, placing a condom over this cream won't hurt. If the numbing agent is in effect, the double-trouble with the condom could be a sex life-changer. If it doesn't work, at least you're not thrusting non-FDA-approved chemicals in a place you wouldn't appreciate.