Let me first talk about why I bought Pirelli. I had previously used German Black Diamond and Eros 101, both with good results, but I wanted to try a different brand. A friend recommended Pirelli, saying its formula is gentle, the delay effect is stable, and it has anti-counterfeiting verification, so I bought a 15ml bottle.

The first time I used it was on a weekend evening. Following the instructions, 20 minutes before intercourse, I cleaned myself, shook the spray evenly, and sprayed twice on the glans and corona (I later realized that was too much). Right after spraying, it felt a bit cool and had no odor—this was better than German Black Diamond, which has a traditional Chinese medicine smell. After about 15 minutes, I felt a slight warmth on the glans, but no numbness. 20 minutes later, sensitivity was noticeably reduced, but erection hardness remained normal. This session lasted about 40 minutes, nearly double my usual time.

However, there were some downsides. The first time I used too much, and after finishing, my glans felt a bit numb for about half an hour before fading. The second time, I only sprayed once, and the effect was just right—delaying about 35 minutes with very mild numbness that was barely noticeable. So I recommend beginners start with the smallest dose; one spray is enough.

Another drawback is that the spray nozzle isn't great. The first time I pressed it, the liquid came out unevenly, and some dripped onto my hand, wasting it. Later, I found that spraying into the air twice before use to wet the nozzle helps it spray evenly.

After three months of use, I've basically figured out the pattern. On an empty stomach, it takes effect quickly, about 15 minutes; after a meal, it might take 20-25 minutes. The effective duration is about 40 minutes, after which sensitivity gradually returns. After several uses, I feel the effect is becoming more stable, and there's no dependency.

Here's a comparison of the three products I've used (all topical delay sprays):

If you want to learn more about topical experiences, you can check out the article on Wannai Zhanhun Delay Spray. There are also comparison reviews from other users, such as a comparison of KEY and German Black Diamond three products.

To sum up: Pirelli is suitable for those seeking stable delay and not minding slight numbness; if you're particularly sensitive to numbness, choose Eros 101; if on a budget, German Black Diamond offers better value for money. Not suitable for minors, those allergic to ingredients, or people with severe cardiovascular diseases. It's recommended to check the anti-counterfeiting code before purchasing to ensure it's genuine.