No lady wants a man who cannot satisfy her in bed. A large percent of men experience premature ejaculation (PE), leaving their companions unsatisfied, one Harley Street doctor set about to resolve this problem.
After years of research and development, the first medically-approved climax control programme in the world has been unveiled and aims to help the seven million men in the UK suffering from premature ejaculation.
After years of research and development, the first medically-approved climax control programme in the world has been unveiled and aims to help the seven million men in the UK suffering from premature ejaculation.
A licensed, over-the-counter medical device, the Prolong Climax Control Programme includes a £200 vibrator that aims to desensitise the penis as part of a six-week training programme. Users are instructed to stimulate the penis with the device to reach the point of near climax, at which point they stop.
This step is repeated three times, and the whole process carried out three times a week for six weeks. Men can train alone or practice the programme as part of foreplay - it also comes with lubricant to help avoid soreness.
The Prolong Programme was invented by Harley Street doctor Dr. Andy Zamar to provide what he describes as a 'practical, affordable and effective solution for men looking to learn to control their climax, delay time to ejaculation and improve their sexual confidence and sexual satisfaction'.
It was brought to the market jointly by Dr. Zamar and Tessa Fane, a Harley Street psychotherapist, as an alternative to psychosexual therapy, which they say can be time consuming, emotionally demanding and expensive, costing between £600 and £4,000.
The makers say the benefits of Prolong programme are that it works instantly, has no side effects and offers a permanent solution.
After a clinical trial in London and Finland, 61 per cent and 72 per cent of men respectively, reported lasting 11 times longer during intercourse after using Prolong.
Dr Zamar, the inventor of Prolong, said: 'We know from clinical trials that the programme can help any man who wants to increase the duration of his performance and not only those who feel they suffer from early or premature ejaculation.
"Premature ejaculation is an issue lots of men experience at one time or another, and avoiding addressing the issue only leads to sufferers feeling further isolated."
The Prolong Programme was invented by Harley Street doctor Dr. Andy Zamar to provide what he describes as a 'practical, affordable and effective solution for men looking to learn to control their climax, delay time to ejaculation and improve their sexual confidence and sexual satisfaction'.
It was brought to the market jointly by Dr. Zamar and Tessa Fane, a Harley Street psychotherapist, as an alternative to psychosexual therapy, which they say can be time consuming, emotionally demanding and expensive, costing between £600 and £4,000.
The makers say the benefits of Prolong programme are that it works instantly, has no side effects and offers a permanent solution.
After a clinical trial in London and Finland, 61 per cent and 72 per cent of men respectively, reported lasting 11 times longer during intercourse after using Prolong.
Dr Zamar, the inventor of Prolong, said: 'We know from clinical trials that the programme can help any man who wants to increase the duration of his performance and not only those who feel they suffer from early or premature ejaculation.
"Premature ejaculation is an issue lots of men experience at one time or another, and avoiding addressing the issue only leads to sufferers feeling further isolated."
Its not affordable for £200, try smthing else
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