Quick answer
GoodHead Throat Spray is a flavored desensitizing spray made by Doc Johnson. You spray it toward the back of your throat a few minutes before oral sex to temporarily reduce your gag reflex. It is not a medical treatment, and you should test a small amount first.
What exactly is GoodHead Throat Spray?
It’s a liquid spray designed to numb the back of the throat just enough to make deep throat more comfortable. The active ingredients are not listed in the catalog, so we can’t confirm what causes the numbing effect. What we do know: it has a strawberry flavor and comes in a small spray bottle. It is not a condom, lubricant, or STI barrier.
How do you use throat spray for oral?
Shake the bottle, aim toward the back of your throat, and spray once. Wait a minute or two to see how strong the effect feels before adding a second spray. Do not spray more than two or three times in a session. Avoid swallowing immediately after spraying, and don’t use it with food or drink until the numbness fades.
How many sprays should you use?
Start with one spray. If you feel only a mild effect after two minutes, add a second. More than two sprays is rarely necessary and increases the risk of numbing your mouth or tongue too much. Everyone’s sensitivity is different, so treat the first few uses as a test.
How long does the numbing last?
Most people feel the numbing effect within a few minutes, and it typically fades within 15 to 30 minutes. The exact duration depends on how many sprays you used and your own body. Don’t eat or drink until you can feel your throat normally again.
Who should not use it?
Skip it if you have allergies to any numbing agents (such as lidocaine or benzocaine), if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, or if you have a medical condition affecting your throat. Never use it on children. If you have persistent throat pain or a medical concern, talk to a doctor instead of self-treating.
GoodHead Throat Spray FAQ
Does it taste like strawberries?
Yes, the spray has a strawberry flavor. Some people notice a slight numbing taste afterward, but the strawberry is the dominant flavor. If you dislike artificial strawberry, this may not be for you.
Can I use it with condoms?
Yes, but check that the condom is lubricated and compatible with the spray. Oil-based sprays can weaken latex, but this spray is water-based according to the manufacturer. Still, test a small area first. When in doubt, use a polyurethane condom.
Is it safe to swallow?
The spray is meant to be sprayed into the throat and not swallowed in large amounts. Small amounts are likely fine, but avoid swallowing repeatedly right after spraying. Spit out excess saliva if you feel numbness spreading.
Product facts
- GoodHead Throat Spray: Doc Johnson’s GoodHead Deep Throat Spray desensitizes your throat with a delicious strawberry flavor, allowing you to take more with ease. The strawberry flavor makes the spray more pleasant, and the desensitizing effect is the core reason people buy it.
