Anyone else have a delay spray seem like it didn’t work… then work hours later?

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Tried Ejaguard for the first time last weekend and honestly my first impression wasn’t great.

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‎I’d read that you should wait a bit after spraying, so I used 3 sprays and waited around 15 minutes before we started. I barely noticed any difference. I figured maybe I didn’t use enough, didn’t wait long enough, or maybe it just wasn’t going to work for me.

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‎The next morning we tried again without applying any more since I assumed the first attempt had already answered that question.

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‎Completely different experience.

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‎I ended up lasting a little over 20 minutes. Normally I’m closer to a minute, sometimes even less.

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‎The only thing I can think of is that maybe the first night I just didn’t give it enough time to absorb. What surprised me even more was that it still seemed to be effective the next morning. I didn’t notice any uncomfortable numbness or weird lingering sensation, just better control.

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‎I’m still trying to figure out the sweet spot for timing and number of sprays, but it definitely wasn’t the experience I expected after that first attempt.

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‎Has anyone else had something similar happen with delay sprays where they seemed ineffective at first but worked much better later? I’m curious whether this is normal or if I just got the timing wrong.

Posted Aug 4, 2026, 9:00 AM UTC

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