Is the in2 Patch Right for You?

According to experts you have premature ejaculation if most of the time you climax sooner than you or your partner would wish.
 In more concrete terms, that’s under one to two minutes from the start of intercourse.

Even if you manage to last longer than two minutes (so, technically, you’re not in the premature ejaculation category), you may still feel you come too soon.

A survey among sex therapists revealed that 7 to 13 minutes was the desired length of penetration for most heterosexual couples.

With the in2 patch you can control your climax and give yourself and your partner more time.

Is the in2 Patch Safe?

The patch is not another novelty gadget – it’s a clinically proven medical device.

 Men who tried the product didn’t have any long-term side effects.
This is a skin patch, which means you apply it to your skin without the need to insert it or have an injection.
It’s not a pill you must take every day, risking serious side effects. The in2 patch has one more advantage over solutions such as gels and creams – it doesn’t numb your and your partner’s sensations.

Finally, you can enjoy longer intercourse without sacrificing pleasure.
While the patch is very safe, it may not be the solution for everyone.

Check the full user guide ordering.
For example, if you have an implanted electronic device or diabetes with peripheral nerve disease, you shouldn’t use the patch.

Will Your Partner Feel the in2 Patch?

If the in2 patch uses gentle, electrical muscle stimulation to delay ejaculation, does it mean your partner will feel it?
Don’t worry – you’ll be the only one who notices that in2 is doing its job.
Your partner may not even realize it’s there.
The patch sits comfortably on your perineum – the piece of skin between your testicles and anus. Your partner will only notice it if she or he touches that area or gives you oral pleasure.
In most sexual positions in2 remains invisible to the partner.

Which Intensity Level Is Right for You?

Ok, so you want to try the in2 patch to prolong intercourse.
But why are there two types?
The patch comes in two intensity levels – low and high intensity.

Both patches are equally effective in helping you delay ejaculation. The only difference is in comfort.

Some men prefer stronger sensation, while others need gentle stimulation.
Does it mean you have to buy both the Low Intensity and the High Intensity Kit to find out which one feels best? No! There’s a special Starter Kit for that.

It contains one Low Intensity and one High Intensity patch. Always start with the Low Intensity option.
If it feels good, no need to switch to the High Intensity one.

Get Started with in2 Patch Today

The in2 patch is a solution millions of couples have been waiting for.

Finally, you don’t have to sacrifice sensations, endure pain, or risk side effects to delay ejaculation.

Order the Starter Kit today and see for yourself how it can help you create lasting moments of pleasure with your partner.

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in2 is backed by robust clinical data 

The purpose of the study was to test how safe and effective the electrical stimulation patch was for delaying ejaculation.

Subjects which were diagnosed with PE were allocated (randomized) to two groups:

 The first group (called Active Group) tried the "real" patch which used electrical stimulation to delay ejaculation.

The second group (called Sham Group) used a patch which gave them a feeling of electrical stimulation, but it wasn't really doing anything to boost their muscle contractions and delay ejaculation.

Participants did not know to which group they were allocated to, as all patches were visually identical and generated similar sensations.