Deep AF Deep Throat Numbing Spray 1oz - Cotton Candy
Deep AF Deep Throat Numbing Spray 1oz - Cotton Candy
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Deep AF from Little Genie is a cotton candy flavored throat spray with 5% benzocaine, made to numb the back of the mouth and upper throat for deep throat play.
- Cotton candy flavor
- Benzocaine 5% for a numbing feel at the back of the mouth
- Fine-mist spray for targeted application
- Sugar-free and paraben-free, per Little Genie
- 1 oz bottle, made in the USA
Disclosure: Contains benzocaine 5%. Do not use if you are allergic to benzocaine or other local anesthetics. Benzocaine has been linked to a rare but serious condition called methemoglobinemia. Get medical help right away if you notice pale, gray or blue skin, lips or nail beds, shortness of breath, headache, fatigue or a fast heartbeat. Numbing can hide discomfort, so go slowly and stop if anything hurts. Do not eat or drink until the numbness wears off. Keep out of reach of children.
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Active: Benzocaine 5%. Other: Ethanol, Flavor, Glycerin, Purified Water, PVP, Sucralose
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Deep AF Deep Throat Numbing Spray 1oz - Cotton Candy
Deep AF Deep Throat Numbing Spray 1oz - Cotton Candy
Deep AF from Little Genie is a cotton candy flavored throat spray with 5% benzocaine. A fine mist puts it at the back of the mouth, and the flavor keeps things fun. It's sugar-free, paraben-free and made in the USA. Start with the smallest amount, follow the directions on the bottle, and go slowly: numbing can hide discomfort, so stop if anything hurts.
FAQs
What exactly does a deep throat numbing spray do?
Deep AF is a flavored throat spray with 5% benzocaine, a numbing ingredient. It creates a numbing feel at the back of the mouth and upper throat.
How long does the numbing effect usually last?
It varies from person to person and with how much you use. Do not eat or drink until the numbness has fully worn off.
Will it completely numb the throat or just reduce sensitivity?
How much you feel depends on the person and the amount. Start with the smallest amount, and remember that numbing can hide discomfort, so go slowly and stop if anything hurts.
How should I properly use the spray?
Follow the directions on the bottle, and start with the smallest amount.
Are there any precautions or safety tips I should know?
Do not use it if you are allergic to benzocaine or other local anesthetics. Benzocaine has been linked to a rare but serious condition called methemoglobinemia, so get medical help right away if you notice pale, gray or blue skin, lips or nail beds, shortness of breath, headache, fatigue or a fast heartbeat. Keep it out of reach of children.