Vigore Lido Spray

Vigore Lido Spray is a local anesthetic spray that contains lidocaine as labeled in each spray. It belongs to the amide-type anesthetic drug class and is used to help reduce sensitivity in the penis for men who need help delaying ejaculation. Vigore Lido Spray is applied externally before sexual activity, and the medicine works where it is sprayed rather than affecting the whole body. It should be used only as directed by a clinician because too much lidocaine can cause excessive numbness or side effects.

How it works: Lidocaine blocks sodium channels in nerve endings, which reduces the signals that carry sensation and helps lower sensitivity. In Vigore Lido Spray, the medicine acts on the surface where it is sprayed, so the numbing effect is localized and usually starts within a short time.

Vigore Lido Spray is the spray form of the Vigore line, which may suit men who want a faster, more targeted application than an oral jelly. Compared with Vigore Oral Jelly, the spray is often preferred when a small, controlled amount is needed on the skin, and compared with Vigore Spray, this lido spray is a lidocaine-based option selected by a doctor based on sensitivity and tolerability. Because it is labeled as a spray, the dose can be delivered in short bursts rather than by swallowing or measuring a jelly.

• To reduce penile sensitivity before sexual activity
• To help delay ejaculation
• For doctor-directed topical numbing use on external genital skin
• For men with premature ejaculation when a local anesthetic is appropriate

• Use Vigore Lido Spray only on the outside of the penis as directed by your doctor.
• Spray the labeled amount onto the most sensitive area, then wait for the recommended time before sexual activity.
• Avoid spraying into the urethra, eyes, mouth, or broken skin.
• Wash your hands after use so the medicine does not numb your fingers or partner.
• If needed, gently wipe off excess before intercourse to reduce the chance of numbing your partner.
• Do not use more sprays or repeat dosing unless your prescriber tells you to.

The dose provided by Vigore Lido Spray is the amount of lidocaine delivered in each spray as labeled on the package. The exact number of sprays, how often it may be used, and the maximum number of sprays per day must be set by the doctor, because this product is meant for individualized use. Do not exceed the prescribed amount, since higher exposure can increase numbness and systemic side effects.

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

Common side effects of Lidocaine may include:

• Temporary local numbness
• Mild burning or stinging at the application site
• Reduced sensation during sex
• Skin irritation or redness
• Unwanted numbness of the partner if excess medicine is not removed

• Use only as prescribed; Vigore Lido Spray is a higher-strength, doctor-selected local anesthetic product, not a casual over-the-counter spray.
• Do not apply to irritated, injured, or infected skin unless your clinician specifically tells you to.
• Avoid getting the spray in the eyes, mouth, nose, or urethra.
• Limit alcohol, since it can worsen dizziness and reduce control during sexual activity.
• Use caution if you have heart disease, liver disease, or a history of sensitivity to local anesthetics.
• Do not drive or do tasks requiring alertness if you feel dizzy, numb, or unwell after using the spray.
• Wait the advised amount of time before intercourse so the medicine can work and excess can be removed if instructed.

• Other lidocaine-containing products or local anesthetics
• Antiarrhythmic medicines that can affect heart rhythm
• Drugs that can raise lidocaine levels, such as cimetidine or some beta-blockers
• Heavy alcohol use, which may worsen side effects
• Medicines that increase drowsiness or dizziness

Store Vigore Lido Spray at room temperature in the original strip/box of 10 sprays, away from heat, moisture, and direct sunlight.