When you finish your oatmeal, the next product you might want could be Fortacin, a spray recently approved for use in Hong Kong and Macau. The product is sprayed directly on the penis with the goal of delaying ejaculation.With an estimated 140 million men in Mainland China being impotent,  the market for this product could get really big. Approval is spreading throughout Southeast Asia.

In the US, the drug is stuck in the FDA approval process. In the European Union, so far 23,500 prescriptions for the spray have been filled.

A possible side effect is a burning sensation both the user and the partner. A condom would protect the partner.

This product is already available in a cream, which has the same ingredients, but is sold over the counter as EMLA.

source: scmp.com

For all of the talk about Viagra and related drugs, I would have thought folks here would have responded warmly to the anticipation of an easy to use spray that would stiffen you or your partner up at crucial moments, wouldn't give you blue vision or headaches. Sniffles, either. Then again, who is going to publicly admit the need for penis spray?

I know there are spray products currently on the market, but this one has the research behind it.