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Fortacin® spray

Only approved topical spray (Lidocain/Prilocain) for the treatment of premature sperm.

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What is Fortacin?

Fortacin® is the only topical spray specially approved for the treatment of premature sperm (Ejaculatio praecox). It contains a combination of lidocaine (150 mg/ml) and prilocaine (50 mg/ml) and is sprayed onto the acorn 5 minutes before intercourse.

Unlike the off-label application of Emla® Creme, Fortacin® offers a precise and reproducible dosage by the spray mechanism. Each spray jet emits a defined amount of active substance, which makes the application easier and safer.

Active Ingredients & Mechanism of Action

Active ingredient: Lidocain 150 mg/ml + Prilocain 50 mg/ml

Active mechanism:

  • Lidocain and Prilocain block sodium channels in sensory nerve fibers
  • Reduce the sensitivity of the acorn
  • Extend the intravaginal ejaculation latency (IELT)

Specially developed formulation:

  • Metered can spray for precise dosing
  • Fast action: 5 minutes
  • Optimum ratio of Lidocain and Prilocain
  • Spray formulation is evenly distributed

Clinical results:

  • Average extension of the IELT by 3–6 times
  • Significant improvement of sexual satisfaction
  • Significant improvement of control over ejaculation

Who is it suitable for?

Fortacin® is suitable for:

  • Men from 18 years old with premature sperm
  • Primary (life-long) premature sperm
  • secondary (acquired) premature sperm

Advantages over Emla®:

  • Official admission to this indication
  • Precise dosing by spraying mechanism
  • Shorter time (5 minutes vs. 15–20 minutes)
  • No washing (if condom is used)

Not suitable:

  • allergy to local anesthetics (amide type)
  • Application to damaged skin/skin

Available Dosages

Dosing:

  • 3 spray taps on the acorn, 5 minutes before intercourse
  • 1 spray shock = 7.5 mg of lidocaine + 2.5 mg of prilocaine
  • 3 spray strokes = 22.5 mg of lidocaine + 7.5 mg of prilocaine

Maximum balances:

  • Not more than 3 spray taps per application
  • Maximum 3 applications within 24 hours (at least 4 hours distance)

** First, test the first application without a partner to assess the individual effect.

How to Take

Application: 1. Bottle good shake Two. Spread 3 spray taps on the acorn (corner and fryer) 3. Leave to work for 5 minutes 4. IN THE CHAIR: MR MARTIN Five. OR: Use condom

Important notes:

  • Just spray on the acorn, not on the penis shank
  • Remove cream from vaginal contact or use condom (partner anaesthesia!)
  • Can damage latex condoms → latex-free condoms recommended
  • Testing first application without intercourse
  • In case of excessive anaesthesia: reduce dose to 2 spray strokes

Contraindications

**Fortacin® must not be used at:* *

  • Allergy to Lidocain, Prilocain or other local anaesthetics of amide type
  • On damaged or inflamed skin

Preview at:

  • Congenital methaemoglobinemia
  • G6PD deficiency
  • Simultaneous use of methammoglobin-inducing drugs
  • Partner with known sensitivity to local anaesthetics

Possible Side Effects

Family (1–10 %):

  • Erectile dysfunction (transversely, with too much active ingredient)
  • Burning, numbness at the job site
  • Reduction of vaginal sensitivity in partner (if not wiped)

** Occasionally (0.1-1 %):* *

  • Local skin rash
  • Headaches
  • Difficulty to reach an orgasm

Selten:

  • Contact dermatitis
  • Systemic reactions (not to be expected when used as intended)

** The temporary erectile dysfunction occurs with too high dosage. Reduce the number of spray strokes when the sensation is reduced too much.

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Important Notice

This information does not replace medical advice. If you have questions about your health or the suitability of this medication, please consult a doctor or pharmacist.

Important Safety Information

This service operates under German pharmaceutical law (HWG). For risks and side effects, read the package leaflet and consult your doctor or pharmacist. All medications are dispensed from a licensed pharmacy in Germany.