A spray helping men to last six times longer during sex has been developed by British doctors.
It was developed to help men with premature ejaculation. Three hundred men with clinically diagnosed PE from across Europe were split into two groups.
Two hundred used the real spray, while 100 hundred were given a placebo.
They were asked to apply it five minutes before sex and time how long they lasted with a stopwatch.
Intercourse increased from an average of 0.6 minutes to 3.8 minutes in the medicated group and to just 1.1 minutes in the placebo group.
This meant the treatment group were able to last 6.3 times longer when they used the spray. The placebo group lasted just 1.7 times longer.
Our study shows that when the PSD502 spray was applied before intercourse it improved both sexual performance and sexual satisfaction,' said Professor Wallace Dinsmore from the Royal Victoria Hospital in Belfast.
The majority of the treatment group rated the spray 'excellent.'
'Premature ejaculation can be a very distressing condition for men and can cause distress, frustration and make them avoid sexual intimacy,' lead researcher Professor Dinsmore.
'Previous research suggests that as many as 40 per cent of men will experience premature ejaculation at some time in their lives.'
A significantly higher percentage of the patients and partners in the treatment group reported improvements when it came to perceived control, personal distress, satisfaction with sexual intercourse and interpersonal difficulties.
There were no serious adverse events reported during the study which was reported in the April issue of BJU International.
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