Vigora Spray

Vigora Spray is a lidocaine spray made by Zydus Cadila, India, and supplied as a box of 10 sprays. Lidocaine is a local anesthetic, so each spray works by briefly numbing the skin it touches. In men's health care, Vigora Spray is used to help reduce sensitivity on the penis and may be prescribed for premature ejaculation.

How it works: Lidocaine blocks nerve signals in the skin, which lowers feeling in the sprayed area for a short time. When Vigora Spray is applied to the penis, that temporary numbing can help delay sensitivity during sexual activity.

As labelled, Vigora Spray is the spray strength in this product line and is meant for targeted, on-demand use rather than daily maintenance. Because it is applied directly as a spray, the effect may start faster and feel more localized than a cream or gel, which is why a doctor may choose it for men who need flexible timing before sexual activity.

• Premature ejaculation
• Reduced penile sensitivity before intercourse
• On-demand local numbing of external genital skin

• Use only on the area your doctor tells you to treat, usually the sensitive skin of the penis.
• Shake if directed by the package instructions, then spray the prescribed amount from the labeled distance.
• Allow the spray to work for the amount of time your doctor recommends before sexual activity.
• Wipe off any excess or wash the area if instructed, especially before vaginal or oral contact.
• Do not spray on broken, irritated, or infected skin unless your clinician specifically says it is safe.
• Do not use more sprays or more often than prescribed, even if the effect seems too mild.

The labeled dose is delivered by each spray, so the total amount depends on how many sprays your doctor prescribes. This product is used only as often as needed before sexual activity, and the maximum number of sprays or applications per day should be set by the prescriber based on your response and safety.

Do not change your dose or stop the medicine without speaking to your doctor.

Common side effects of Lidocaine may include:

• Mild burning or stinging where sprayed
• Temporary numbness or reduced sensation
• Itching or irritation at the application site
• Redness of the skin
• Aching or discomfort from overnumbing, more likely if too much is used

• Use only on intact skin unless a clinician directs otherwise; broken skin can absorb more lidocaine.
• Avoid spraying too much, because higher exposure raises the risk of whole-body lidocaine side effects.
• Alcohol or other numbing products can increase irritation or absorption and should be used cautiously.
• Do not let the numbing spray transfer to a partner's mouth, eyes, or genital tissues; wash off excess as directed.
• Tell your doctor if you have liver disease, heart rhythm problems, or a history of reactions to local anesthetics.
• Use caution with sexual activity if numbness is strong, because reduced sensation can make it harder to notice injury or irritation.
• If this product is used with condoms or lubricants, follow your prescriber’s guidance to avoid reducing effectiveness or causing irritation.

• Other lidocaine or local anesthetic products
• Class I antiarrhythmic medicines such as mexiletine or tocainide
• Cimetidine, which can raise lidocaine levels
• Beta-blockers such as propranolol, which may affect lidocaine handling
• Alcohol or other products that numb the skin or mucosa

Store Vigora Spray at room temperature in its original strip or box, away from heat, moisture, and direct sunlight.