Treat Premature Ejaculation Ingredients
Physicians'
Select Herbal Supplements – offers formulations that have been derived from a multitude of laboratory
tests and clinical studies along with advise from licensed physicians, PhD's, pharmacists, herbalists and chemists.
All of our raw materials must pass stringent quality controls before they are utilized. We use only those precursor
materials that are of the highest quality. All our herbal supplements are guaranteed with an unconditional
full refund of the product price if you are not completely satisfied with the results.
Physicians’ Select Treat Premature Ejaculation Cure contains a mild topical anesthetic (5.0 percent benzocaine) that provides a temporary numbing affect on the penis. The medication may be applied to the corona or head of the penis or to the entire penis depending on the degree of ejaculatory control that is needed.
Physicians’ Select Treat Premature Ejaculation Cure is carefully formulated to contain just enough topical anesthetic to decrease the sensitivity of the region while allowing an individual enjoy the normal sensations of intercourse. Individuals can also control the degree of treatment or sensitivity by using the following protocol:
Varying
the amount of gel applied: thicker application for severe cases and a lighter application for milder cases.
Varying the
regions where the gel is applied: for severe cases the gel should be applied to the entire shaft and head of
the penis, milder cases should limit the application to just the head of the penis.
Application
time: for severe cases individuals should apply the medication within five minutes of intercourse; milder case
can apply the ointment up to an hour before intercourse.
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Physicians’ Select Treat Premature Ejaculation Cure is specifically designed with an Aloe Vera gel base to allow the numbing effect to gradually decrease as intercourse progresses. This allows you to experience normal sensations once you have engaged in intercourse for a varying amount of time based on your application of the ointment. Physicians’ Select Climax Control Gel is water based making it completely safe to use in conjunction with condoms.
Inactive Physicians' Select Premature Ejaculation Treatment ingredients:
De-ionized Water
Carbomer
Triethanolamine
Methyl Paraben
Propyl Paraben
Allantoin
Sodium EDTA
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