Persistent InformationAfter using three topical endurance liquids, why did I keep the Indian Divine Oil Generation II
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After trying three delay sprays, the new packaging of Indian Divine Oil Generation II takes effect in about 20 minutes, lasts about 1.5 hours, and feels mild without numbness, but the price is relatively high and it needs to be planned in advance.
checklist文章重點
- 印度神油二代新包装起效约20分钟，持续1.5到2小时，体感温和不麻木，适合不想损失快感的人群。
- 三款对比中，倍耐力最便宜但麻木感明显，黑豹二代不麻木但有中药味，印度神油二代综合体验最好但价格偏高。
- 使用前需提前20分钟以上喷涂，剂量建议从一下开始，喷两下会增强钝感但可能影响体验。
- 外用喷剂相比口服药更温和，适合应酬多、不想吃药的人群，但起效慢、需提前规划是主要不便。
Due to high work pressure and declining performance, I started trying topical endurance liquids, and successively tried Pirelli, Black Panther Generation II, and the new packaging of Indian Divine Oil Generation II. This article records my real experience of use in chronological order, compares the differences among the three in onset time, duration, numbness, and price, and organizes common questions. If you are also looking for a delay spray that does not cause numbness, you can take a look at my lessons learned.
Let me start with some background: I'm 42 this year, working in sales, traveling constantly for business and attending social engagements. There are lots of drinking events and little sleep. These past two years, I've clearly felt like I'm not what I used to be. It's not that I completely can't perform—it's just that the duration keeps getting shorter. Sometimes it's over in about ten minutes, and I'm not satisfied, and the other person feels awkward too.
At first, I didn't really believe in this kind of stuff, always thought it was a scam. Later, when I was drinking and chatting with some buddies, I found out quite a few of them were using it. A friend who works in nightlife directly recommended Indian God Oil to me, saying it's the most used in their circle. So I bought three topical endurance liquids to compare, with a try-it-and-see attitude. Today I'll mainly talk about the one I ended up keeping—Indian God Oil Delay Spray, Long-lasting Without Numbness, Men's Topical Second Generation New Packaging GOD OIL.
First Time Using: I Wasn't Sure, But the Result Was More Natural Than Expected
The first time was on a weekend. After dinner around eight o'clock, I sprayed it about twenty minutes in advance. It felt a bit cool when spraying, with a faint plant scent, not pungent, and it faded after a while.
To be honest, for the first ten-plus minutes I felt nothing at all. I even thought I'd bought a fake. But around the twenty-minute mark, a subtle dullness started to appear. Not numbness—just that the area wasn't as "sensitive" anymore, but the sensation was still there. This distinction is very important. I'd used a cheap one before that felt like anesthesia after spraying—I couldn't feel anything myself. What's the point of that?
That day it lasted about an hour and a half, and changing positions in between didn't cause any issues. Cleaning up afterward was also convenient, with no sticky residue.
After Using for a Month, Recording a Few Key Points
Later I used it seven or eight more times and gradually figured out some patterns:
Onset time: If sprayed on an empty stomach or after a shower, I'd feel it in about 15 to 20 minutes. If I'd just eaten a greasy hot pot, I'd have to wait over 35 minutes. Once I ate barbecue and used it in a hurry, waited almost 40 minutes before it took effect—I almost thought it had failed.
Duration: My personal experience is about 1.5 to 2 hours. One spray versus two sprays makes a big difference. Two sprays can last over two hours, but the dullness is also stronger. Now I usually just spray once, which is enough.
Numbness: This is what I value most. The second-generation new packaging is indeed milder than the old version. After the third use, I basically don't feel numbness anymore—just a normal reduction in sensation. The pleasure is still there, just not as easy to reach the threshold.
Side effects: Twice after spraying, I felt a bit of heat locally, which subsided after a few minutes. No headaches, flushing, or other reactions that only oral medications cause.
Three Inconvenient Things I Have to Be Honest About
The first is you must plan ahead. This stuff isn't instant-use-instant-effect. You need to spray it at least 20 minutes in advance. Spontaneous moments are basically too late. Once my wife and I were already in the mood, and only then did I remember I hadn't sprayed. I just had to tough it out, and the result was the same as always.
The second is dosage is hard to gauge. Spray too little and there's no effect; spray too much and the dullness is too strong, making yourself uncomfortable. It took me about four or five tries to find the right amount for me. The official recommendation says to start with a small dose for the first time—that's correct. Definitely don't go all out with heavy spraying right away.
The third is the price isn't exactly cheap. One bottle is 15ml. At my frequency, it lasts just over a month. Calculating it out, the cost per use is ten to twenty yuan. It's a bit more expensive than Pirelli, but cheaper than oral medications.
Comparison of the Three I Used
Let me list the three I've used for everyone's reference:
If your budget is limited and you're not sensitive to numbness, Pirelli is worth a try. If you want no numbness and long enough duration, Indian God Oil Generation 2 is my current first choice. Also, if you still have many questions about this type of product, you can check out Endurance FAQ. I've encountered many of the questions in there too.
A Few Common Questions, My Own Answers
Q: Do I need to wash after spraying?
A: It depends. If your partner minds, you can wash after waiting 20 minutes for absorption. The effect will be somewhat reduced but still usable. If you don't wash, it's best to give your partner a heads-up to avoid awkwardness.
Q: Can I use it every day?
A: I use it at most two or three times a week, not every day. The instructions don't recommend daily use either. I think this stuff is an aid, not something to depend on long-term. When I'm in good shape, I try not to use it.
Q: Will there be dependency?
A: I used it for over a month, and after stopping, I didn't feel worse than before. But psychologically there might be some dependency—always thinking that spraying makes it safer. You have to regulate that yourself.
Q: How do I tell if I bought the genuine product?
A: The second-generation new packaging has an anti-counterfeiting code. I usually buy through official channels. Be careful with prices that are too low. A friend of mine bought a fake—sprayed it and it had no effect at all.
Q: Which is better compared to oral medication?
A: Oral medication has a stronger effect, but there's a risk of headaches and flushing, and you can't drink alcohol. Topical sprays work locally, are milder, and suit someone like me who has lots of social engagements and doesn't want to take pills.
Who It's Suitable For, Who It's Not
Suitable for:
Not suitable for:
One last thing: this stuff is an aid, not a miracle cure. I've combined it with adjusting my schedule and drinking less, and my overall condition is much better than before. If you're also looking for a topical endurance liquid that doesn't numb, Indian God Oil Generation 2 New Packaging is worth a try. Among similar products, the Climax version and Zhanbo version can also be alternatives, but which one suits you specifically—you'll only know after trying it yourself.
help常見問題
Q1.How long does the new packaging of Indian God Oil II take to take effect after spraying?
In my own testing, it takes effect in about 15 to 20 minutes on an empty stomach or after a shower, while after a meal, especially after greasy food, it takes more than 35 minutes. I suggest using it 20 to 30 minutes in advance, not spraying it at the last minute.
Q2.Does the Indian God Oil delay spray cause numbness?
The new packaging of the second generation focuses on not causing numbness. By the third time I used it, I basically could not feel numbness anymore, only reduced sensitivity, and the pleasure was still there. But spraying twice causes more dullness than spraying once, so I suggest starting with one spray.
Q3.Which is better to use, Indian God Oil or Pirelli?
Pirelli takes effect quickly and is cheap, but the numbness is obvious; Indian God Oil II takes effect a bit more slowly and costs more, but it does not cause numbness and lasts longer. If you value pleasure, choose Indian God Oil; if you value cost-effectiveness, choose Pirelli.
Q4.Does the Indian God Oil delay spray have side effects?
I used it for more than a month and occasionally had localized warmth, which went away in a few minutes. There were no common reactions of oral medications such as headache or facial flushing. But everyone's constitution is different, so it is recommended to test with a small dose the first time.
Q5.How can you tell whether the new packaging of Indian God Oil II is genuine or fake?
The new packaging of the second generation has an anti-counterfeiting code, and it is recommended to buy through official channels. Be cautious if the price is significantly lower than the market price. A friend of mine bought a fake and it had no effect at all after spraying.
Q6.Can delay spray be used every day?
It is not recommended to use it every day. I use it at most two or three times a week, and the instructions do not recommend daily use either. This thing is an auxiliary method, so try not to use it when you are in good condition to avoid psychological dependence.
