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Pasante Delay-Infinity Condoms

Pasante Delay-Infinity Condoms

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  • ✔️ Contains benzocaine 7.5% to gently reduce penile sensitivity
  • ✔️ Helps delay ejaculation for longer, more satisfying intimacy
  • ✔️ CE-marked and electronically tested for contraceptive reliability
  • ✔️ Protects against pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections
  • ✔️ Suitable for adults seeking a discreet, non-prescription sensitivity solution

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What Are Delay Condoms UK Users Can Trust?

 

Pasante Delay-Infinity condoms are designed for men who want to extend intimacy and feel more in control during sex. Each condom contains benzocaine 7.5% on the inner tip — a mild local anaesthetic that gently reduces penile sensitivity without eliminating sensation altogether. If you've ever felt that sex ends sooner than you'd like, you're far from alone. Premature ejaculation is one of the most common male sexual concerns in the UK, affecting an estimated one in three men at some point in their lives. Explore our full range of condoms and sexual health products for more options.

Pasante is a well-established UK brand with CE-marked products manufactured to ISO 4074 standards. These condoms are latex-based, lubricated, and electronically tested for reliability. At £6.99, they offer a straightforward, accessible option for men looking to manage sensitivity during intercourse.

 

How Do Pasante Delay-Infinity Condoms Work?

 

The active ingredient is benzocaine, a topical local anaesthetic in the same family as lidocaine. When the condom is worn, benzocaine makes contact with the skin of the glans penis and temporarily reduces nerve signal transmission in that area. This mild desensitisation can help delay the point of ejaculation without causing complete numbness.

  • Benzocaine 7.5% is applied to the inner tip of the condom
  • It acts on sodium channels in peripheral nerve endings, reducing sensitivity
  • Effect begins within a few minutes of wearing the condom
  • The outer surface remains standard, minimising transfer to a partner
  • Each condom is single-use and electronically tested for integrity

 

Who Should Consider Using These Condoms?

 

These condoms are suitable for adult men who experience premature ejaculation or who simply want to prolong sexual activity. They are not a medical treatment for premature ejaculation, but they can be a practical, non-prescription option for managing sensitivity. They are not appropriate for everyone — see the contraindications section below.

  • Men who ejaculate sooner than they or their partner would prefer
  • Men looking for a discreet, non-oral option to manage sensitivity
  • Couples wanting to extend the duration of intercourse
  • Men who have already ruled out underlying medical causes with a GP

 

How Do Pasante Delay-Infinity Condoms Compare to Alternatives?

 

Feature Pasante Delay-Infinity Durex Performa
Active ingredient Benzocaine 7.5% Benzocaine 5%
Latex Yes Yes
Lubricated Yes Yes
CE marked Yes Yes
Approximate UK price £6.99 £8.00–£10.00

 

Are Pasante Delay-Infinity Condoms Clinically Suitable for You?

 

Delay condoms UK products like Pasante Delay-Infinity are not suitable for people with a known allergy or hypersensitivity to benzocaine, latex, or any other component of the condom. If you or your partner have experienced allergic reactions to local anaesthetics or rubber products in the past, speak to your pharmacist or GP before use. Latex allergies are relatively common and can cause localised reactions ranging from mild irritation to more serious responses.

Store condoms in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and sharp objects. Do not carry them loose in a wallet for extended periods, as friction and heat can degrade the latex. If you are also managing other aspects of your sexual health, our men's health collection includes a range of relevant products. Check the expiry date printed on each foil before use — never use an expired condom.

This product is a medicine. Speak to your doctor or pharmacist before using if you have an underlying medical condition or are taking other medicines.

Pasante Delay-Infinity Condoms specifications
Treatment category Sexual health / premature ejaculation management
Mechanism of action Topical local anaesthesia via benzocaine reducing penile nerve sensitivity
Active ingredient Benzocaine 7.5%
Suitable for Adult men; not suitable for those with latex or benzocaine allergy
UK classification Medical device (CE marked)
Preparation Lubricated latex condom with inner benzocaine coating
Route of administration Topical (penile)
Pack sizes Typically 3 or 12 condoms per pack

Specifications of Pasante Delay-Infinity Condoms

 

What Are Pasante Delay-Infinity Condoms and What Are They Used For?

 

Pasante Delay-Infinity condoms are CE-marked latex condoms containing benzocaine 7.5% on the inner tip. They are used to help reduce penile sensitivity during sexual intercourse, with the aim of delaying ejaculation. They also provide contraceptive protection and, when used correctly and consistently, reduce the risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs). They are intended for single use only and are for use by adults.

Premature ejaculation — defined broadly as ejaculation that occurs sooner than a man or his partner would wish — is a recognised sexual health concern. While these condoms are not a licensed medical treatment, they offer a practical, accessible way to manage sensitivity without requiring a prescription.

 

What Do You Need to Know Before Using Pasante Delay-Infinity Condoms?

 

Do not use these condoms if any of the following apply to you or your partner:

  • Known allergy or hypersensitivity to benzocaine or other local anaesthetics
  • Known latex allergy or sensitivity
  • Known allergy to any lubricant or spermicide ingredient in the condom
  • Open sores, wounds, or active genital infections — seek medical advice first
  • Your partner is pregnant and you are using oil-based products alongside — these can degrade latex

There are no known significant drug interactions with benzocaine at the concentrations used in delay condoms. However, be aware of the following:

  • Oil-based lubricants (including petroleum jelly, body lotion, and coconut oil) degrade latex and must not be used with these condoms
  • Water-based and silicone-based lubricants are compatible — see our personal lubricants range for suitable options
  • If your partner uses topical vaginal medications, check compatibility with latex before use

 

How Should You Use Pasante Delay-Infinity Condoms?

 

Using a condom correctly every time is essential for both contraceptive effectiveness and STI protection. Follow these steps carefully:

  1. Check the expiry date on the foil before opening
  2. Open the foil carefully — do not use teeth or scissors, as these can tear the condom
  3. Ensure the penis is fully erect before applying
  4. Pinch the teat at the tip to remove air, then place the condom on the head of the penis with the roll facing outward
  5. Roll the condom down to the base of the penis
  6. Wait 2–3 minutes after application to allow the benzocaine to begin working before intercourse
  7. After ejaculation, hold the base of the condom and withdraw while the penis is still erect
  8. Wrap the used condom in tissue and dispose of it in a bin — never flush down the toilet
Indication Age Group Use Frequency
Sensitivity reduction / delayed ejaculation Adults (18+) One condom per act of intercourse Single use only
Contraception Adults (18+) One condom per act of intercourse Single use only

 

What Are the Possible Side Effects of Pasante Delay-Infinity Condoms?

 

Most people use delay condoms without experiencing any side effects. However, as with any product containing an active ingredient, reactions are possible. If you notice anything unusual, stop use and seek advice from a pharmacist or GP.

Common side effects:

  • Mild temporary numbness or reduced sensation at the application site
  • Slight tingling or warmth on the skin

Less common side effects:

  • Localised skin irritation, redness, or itching
  • Contact dermatitis (skin reaction to latex or benzocaine)
  • Mild numbing sensation experienced by a partner if there is direct contact with the inner lubricant
  • Allergic reaction — symptoms may include swelling, hives, or difficulty breathing (seek emergency help immediately if this occurs)

 

How Should You Store Pasante Delay-Infinity Condoms?

 

  • Store below 30°C in a cool, dry place
  • Keep away from direct sunlight and sources of heat
  • Do not store in a wallet, back pocket, or glove compartment for extended periods
  • Keep away from sharp objects that could puncture the foil packaging
  • Keep out of reach of children
  • Do not use after the expiry date printed on the foil
  • Do not use a condom if the foil packaging is damaged or already open

If you have concerns about sexual health more broadly, the NHS provides free STI testing and contraceptive advice through sexual health clinics. You can also explore our women's health collection for related products.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I buy Pasante Delay-Infinity condoms online in the UK?

You can buy Pasante Delay-Infinity condoms directly from Cured Pharmacy, a UK GPhC-registered online pharmacy. They are available without a prescription and are dispatched in discreet, plain packaging. Simply add them to your basket and check out securely online.

How do Pasante Delay-Infinity condoms work in the body?

These condoms contain benzocaine 7.5% on the inner tip, which acts as a mild topical local anaesthetic. Benzocaine temporarily reduces nerve signal transmission in the skin of the glans penis, lowering sensitivity and helping to delay ejaculation. The effect is localised and wears off naturally after the condom is removed.

How do I use Pasante Delay-Infinity condoms step by step?

Follow these steps for correct use:

  1. Check the expiry date on the foil
  2. Open carefully — avoid teeth or scissors
  3. Place on a fully erect penis with the roll facing outward
  4. Pinch the teat and roll down to the base
  5. Wait 2–3 minutes before intercourse to allow benzocaine to take effect
  6. After use, withdraw while still erect, holding the base

Dispose of the used condom in a bin — never flush it.

How long does it take for the benzocaine in delay condoms to work?

Benzocaine typically begins to reduce sensitivity within 2 to 3 minutes of the condom being applied. Waiting this short time before intercourse allows the ingredient to make proper contact with the skin. The effect is mild and temporary, lasting only while the condom is worn.

Can my partner feel the benzocaine from Pasante Delay-Infinity condoms?

The benzocaine is contained on the inside of the condom, so transfer to a partner is minimal during normal use. However, if there is direct skin contact with the inner lubricant — for example, during oral sex — some mild numbing may occur. If your partner experiences any discomfort, stop use and wash the area with water.

What are the side effects of using delay condoms?

Most people tolerate delay condoms well. Possible side effects include:

  • Mild temporary numbness or tingling
  • Localised skin irritation or redness
  • Allergic reaction to benzocaine or latex (rare but possible)

If you experience swelling, hives, or difficulty breathing, seek emergency medical help immediately.

Are Pasante Delay-Infinity condoms suitable for people with latex allergies?

No — these condoms are made from latex, so they are not suitable for anyone with a known latex allergy or sensitivity. If you or your partner have a latex allergy, you should look for non-latex alternatives such as polyurethane or polyisoprene condoms. Speak to your pharmacist for guidance on suitable options.

What lubricants are safe to use with Pasante Delay-Infinity condoms?

Only water-based or silicone-based lubricants should be used with these latex condoms. Oil-based lubricants — including petroleum jelly, coconut oil, and body lotion — can degrade latex and significantly increase the risk of the condom splitting. Browse our personal lubricants collection for compatible options.

Do delay condoms protect against sexually transmitted infections?

Yes — when used correctly and consistently, Pasante Delay-Infinity condoms provide a barrier against many sexually transmitted infections (STIs), including HIV, chlamydia, and gonorrhoea. No condom offers 100% protection, but correct use significantly reduces risk. The NHS recommends using condoms with all new or casual partners.

Who is eligible to use Pasante Delay-Infinity condoms?

These condoms are intended for use by adults aged 18 and over. They are not suitable for anyone with a known allergy to benzocaine, latex, or any other condom component. Men with underlying penile skin conditions or active genital infections should seek medical advice before use.

What happens if I use more than one delay condom at a time?

You should never use more than one condom at a time. Wearing two condoms simultaneously — sometimes called "double bagging" — increases friction between the layers, making both more likely to tear or split. One correctly applied condom is always the recommended approach.

What are the alternatives to Pasante Delay-Infinity condoms?

Alternatives include other benzocaine-containing delay condoms such as Durex Performa, or topical desensitising sprays and gels applied directly to the penis before intercourse. For persistent premature ejaculation, a GP may discuss other options including behavioural techniques or prescription treatments. You can also explore our broader condoms and sexual health range.

How long can I keep using delay condoms?

There is no set limit on how long you can use delay condoms, provided you are not experiencing any adverse reactions. Each condom must be used within its printed expiry date. If you find that sensitivity issues are significantly affecting your quality of life or relationship, it is worth speaking to a GP, as other treatments may also be appropriate.

Are Pasante Delay-Infinity condoms effective as contraception?

Yes — when used correctly every time, male condoms are around 98% effective at preventing pregnancy. Typical use (accounting for human error) brings this closer to 87%. Pasante Delay-Infinity condoms are CE-marked and electronically tested, meeting the same quality standards as standard condoms.

What does the latest research say about benzocaine delay condoms?

Clinical studies have shown that topical anaesthetics such as benzocaine can meaningfully increase intravaginal ejaculatory latency time (IELT) — the time from penetration to ejaculation — in men with premature ejaculation. Benzocaine-containing condoms are considered a low-risk, accessible option for mild to moderate cases. For more significant concerns, a healthcare professional can advise on evidence-based treatments.

How Should You Use Pasante Delay-Infinity Condoms?

Using these condoms correctly every time is essential for both contraceptive effectiveness and STI protection. Always check the expiry date on the foil before opening, and never use a condom if the packaging is already damaged.

Each condom is for single use only. Never reuse a condom or use more than one at a time, as this increases the risk of tearing.

What Is the Correct Dose of Pasante Delay-Infinity Condoms?

There is no variable "dose" as such — one condom is used per act of intercourse. The benzocaine content is fixed at 7.5% within the inner tip of each condom, and no adjustment is needed or possible.

When Is the Best Time to Use Pasante Delay-Infinity Condoms?

Apply the condom before any genital contact begins — not just before ejaculation. This is important both for contraceptive reliability and for STI protection, as pre-ejaculatory fluid can carry sperm and infectious agents. Once applied, allow 2–3 minutes before intercourse so the benzocaine has time to take effect on the skin.

Do not apply the condom too far in advance of use, as prolonged wear before intercourse is unnecessary and may cause discomfort.

How Long Can You Use Pasante Delay-Infinity Condoms For?

There is no defined maximum duration of use for these condoms, provided you are not experiencing any adverse reactions such as skin irritation or allergic symptoms. Each condom must be used before its printed expiry date. If you find that premature ejaculation is significantly affecting your wellbeing or relationship, it is worth speaking to your GP, as additional support and treatments are available through the NHS.

Do not exceed the recommended dose. If in doubt, speak to your pharmacist.

What Are the Most Common Side Effects of Pasante Delay-Infinity Condoms?

Most people use Pasante Delay-Infinity condoms without any problems. The most frequently reported effects are directly related to the benzocaine content and are generally mild and temporary. They resolve on their own once the condom is removed.

  • Mild temporary numbness or reduced sensation at the tip of the penis
  • Slight tingling or warmth on the skin during use
  • Mild numbing sensation experienced by a partner if there is direct contact with the inner lubricant

What Are the Less Common Side Effects of Pasante Delay-Infinity Condoms?

Less commonly, some individuals may experience a localised skin reaction. This is more likely in people with sensitive skin or those who have had previous reactions to topical anaesthetics or latex products.

  • Localised redness, itching, or irritation on the penis or surrounding skin
  • Contact dermatitis — a skin reaction that may appear as a rash or dry, inflamed skin
  • Mild swelling at the site of contact
  • Discomfort or burning sensation if the skin is broken or irritated prior to use

What Are the Serious Side Effects of Pasante Delay-Infinity Condoms?

Serious reactions are rare but possible, particularly in individuals with an undiagnosed allergy to benzocaine or latex. An allergic reaction (hypersensitivity) can occur even if you have used similar products before without issue.

Seek emergency medical help immediately if you or your partner experience any of the following after use:

  • Significant swelling of the genitals, lips, tongue, or throat (angioedema)
  • Hives or widespread skin rash
  • Difficulty breathing or swallowing
  • Dizziness, rapid heartbeat, or feeling faint

What Should You Do If You Experience Side Effects?

If you notice mild irritation or discomfort, remove the condom, wash the affected area gently with water, and do not use another condom from the same pack. If symptoms persist beyond 24 hours or worsen, contact your pharmacist or GP. For any signs of a serious allergic reaction, call 999 or go to your nearest A&E immediately.

You should also report suspected adverse reactions to the MHRA via the Yellow Card scheme at yellowcard.mhra.gov.uk. This helps improve safety monitoring for all users.

Can Pasante Delay-Infinity Condoms Interact With Other Products?

There are no known significant drug interactions with benzocaine at the concentrations used in these condoms. However, oil-based products — including lubricants, creams, and ointments — can degrade latex and must not be used alongside latex condoms. If your partner is using any topical vaginal treatments, check with a pharmacist that they are compatible with latex before use.

If you are concerned about any side effects, contact your pharmacist or GP immediately.

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Content last updated: 31 Mar 2025

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