Let me start with some background. I'm 34 years old, working in sales, and I often travel on business and stay up late. Over the past two years, I've clearly felt a decline in stamina—sometimes I'd finish in just three to five minutes. I tried oral products before, and they worked, but they made my face hot and my heart race. Worried about dependency, I decided to switch to a topical spray instead.

I chose Pirelli because its ingredient list is all plant-based—Cnidium, Clove, Bletilla, and Cinnamon—which felt safer than chemical alternatives. Plus, it has an anti-counterfeit code for verification, so I bought a 15ml bottle.

The first time I used it was on a weekend evening. Following the instructions, I first cleaned the glans and coronal sulcus, then shook the bottle, sprayed twice on the glans, and spread it evenly with my fingers, avoiding the urethral opening. At first, I didn't feel anything, and I thought I might have gotten a fake. After about 20 minutes, the glans started to feel a slight warmth—not a burning or numbing sensation, more like a warm version of cooling balm. I didn't wait too long and started with my wife at the 25-minute mark.

Honestly, the first result was quite surprising. Before, I might have lasted 3-5 minutes at most, but this time my sensitivity was noticeably reduced, and I could control the pace. It lasted about 40 minutes before I finished. My wife even asked why I was performing so well today, and I was secretly pleased.

I tried it a few more times and gradually figured out the pattern:

Now for the downsides:
1. It must be applied 20 minutes in advance—no spontaneous use. Once, my wife suddenly wanted to, and I had to say I needed to take a shower, but really I was waiting for the effect to kick in.
2. Overuse leads to numbness. Once, I accidentally sprayed three times, and while it lasted longer, the pleasure was diminished. Stick to the recommended dosage.
3. It's not cheap. A 15ml bottle lasts about a dozen uses, costing roughly 10 yuan per session, which adds up over time.

Comparing it to other sprays I've tried:

German Black Diamond Endurance Spray: Works faster—ready in 8-10 minutes—but lasts shorter, about 20-30 minutes. The smell is stronger, like cooling balm. Similar price.

German Imported EROS Yilusi 101: This one focuses on extreme delay. I used it once, and it was potent, lasting over an hour, but the numbness was stronger, and the scent was perfumey, which my wife found odd. It's twice the price of Pirelli.

I've also read some reviews, like Japanese Okajima Endurance Cream vs. Black Diamond Topical Delay Products: A Guide to Avoiding Pitfalls and Must-Read Before Buying Endurance Spray: 5 Common Mistakes Newbies Make with 2h2d Test, and I've fallen into most of the traps they mention—like using too much the first time, not waiting long enough, or not cleaning beforehand. So beginners should start with a small amount.

If you're considering buying Pirelli, here's my advice:
Suitable for:

Not suitable for:

Overall, Pirelli is a decent choice for beginners or daily use. I'd give it 75 out of 100. If you want something stronger, you could try German Black Diamond Endurance Spray or German Imported EROS Yilusi 101, but be prepared for more numbness.

Oh, and make sure to buy from the official website or authorized channels, and check the anti-counterfeit code. I almost bought a fake once—the scan showed an error, so I returned it immediately. Genuine products have an anti-counterfeit coating on the box; scratch it off and scan to verify.