UNIK IN Spray for Men: Ingredients, How to Use and Warnings

Reviewed by the Beseha pharmacist team · Updated 4 November 2026 · Price taken from the Beseha product page on that day · 7-minute read

Premature ejaculation: what is it and what causes it?

• Definition: per the Cleveland Clinic it is a type of sexual dysfunction in which ejaculation happens sooner than the person or their partner would like.
• How common: between 30% and 40% of men experience it at some point in their lives, and it is the most common type of sexual dysfunction.
• Causes: anxiety and psychological factors are most often the cause, and extra-sensitive penile skin is also common. Physical and chemical causes include erectile dysfunction, hormone imbalances, low serotonin or dopamine, and an inflamed prostate.
• Prostate: if you are looking at prostate supplements read prostate supplements and the evidence.

The options the medical source lists

• Behavioural therapy and counselling: usually tried first for most causes; for example the stop-start method (pausing stimulation for about 30 seconds until you regain control), squeeze therapy, and thinking about ordinary non-sexual things.
• Numbing creams and sprays: applied to the head and shaft of the penis to reduce sensitivity, described as a potential first-line option. The penis should be washed before sex to prevent numbness to the partner.
• Medicines: antidepressants are among the first-line therapies (off-label use), and erectile dysfunction medicines may help, particularly with underlying erectile dysfunction.
• UNIK IN is not one of these: it is a personal care spray without an anaesthetic, and its own page says it is not a medicine or a treatment for premature ejaculation.

What does the research say?

• Numbing sprays: a 2023 review (11 trials, 2,008 participants) found topical anaesthetics lengthened the time to ejaculation more than placebo. A 2025 umbrella review rated the evidence for topical anaesthetics moderate to high, but found a higher risk of adverse events with them (risk ratio 4.1).
• Herbs and supplements: a 2023 review (22 studies, 4 of them on topical herbal applications) found improved outcomes, but only 31.8% of studies had a low risk of bias, the interventions were very varied, and it asked for studies with standardised interventions.
• UNIK IN itself: there are no published clinical studies on it, per the product page.
• What it means: the evidence for numbing sprays does not apply to a spray without an anaesthetic, and the herbal evidence is weak and varied and does not prove a result for any particular formula.

Ingredients (from the product page)

The list printed on the pack is the final reference, especially if you are allergic to an oil or a plant extract.

We do not say what these ingredients do in the body, because we did not open a source proving it for this spray formula.

How to use it and warnings

• Use: number of sprays and timing as printed on the pack; the product page gives no number, so we do not state one.
• Skin: apply to clean, dry, unbroken skin, and avoid the eyes, mucous membranes and irritated or freshly shaved skin.
• External only: adults only, out of reach of children, and not to be swallowed.
• Irritation: stop if irritation, burning or a rash appears; it contains essential oils (clove, peppermint, thyme, cinnamon) that may irritate sensitive skin.
• Protection: the spray does not prevent pregnancy or sexually transmitted infections.
• With a partner: the product page does not say whether it must be washed off before sex; ask a pharmacist or read the pack. (The medical source says that about topical anaesthetics only.)
• Other products: the page advises asking a doctor or pharmacist if you use other topical preparations.

The product at Beseha

#1

No local anaestheticExternal use

UNIK IN Spray – 30 ml

A topical spray for adult men by Koncieve

EGP 250

EGP 8.3 per ml · 30 ml

• The page: plant extracts and essential oils, and the published ingredient list has no lidocaine or benzocaine
• The page: apply to clean, dry, unbroken skin; external use only, adults only
• The page: number of sprays and timing as printed on the pack

Heads-up: The page says there are no published clinical studies on the spray itself and that results vary from person to person; it is not a medicine

Buy at Beseha →

There is no UNIK IN gel at Beseha at the moment; the spray is the only product under this name.

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The bottom line

UNIK IN is a personal care spray without an anaesthetic, not a medicine, with no published studies on it. The research on numbing sprays and herbs does not prove a result for it. Use it as the pack says, stop it if irritation occurs, and if the problem is frequent or affects you, talk to a specialist.

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