I recently made a discovery that could help successful edging. First let me make a disclaimer.
The recommendation I'm about to give is NOT a shortcut or replacement for a well executed edging routine. Nothing can give you the benefit of discipline without the discipline. So this is hopefully to benefit guys who feel they've done everything right AND YET struggle to maintain control when approaching PONR.
For example, you've been doing a decent edging routine, you think you know yourself well and you're totally capable of the will power needed to not climax, but somehow your body takes over and even after you stop stimulus you blow your load unintentionally. This tip is especially for guys who feel that despite their best efforts at timing and discipline sometimes it just feels as if their dick has a mind of its own and can't be stopped.
There's a supplement I started taking for reasons unrelated to edging, although among the conditions it claims to treat is spermatorrhea, which is involuntary ejaculation. I'm pretty sure that condition is actually very rare these days and I don't have it at all. However the supplement I used for other purposes really did give me greater control during edging.
The western name is cistanche, chinese name is rou cong rong. At the time I started taking rou cong rong, I was just doing some slight edging near the end of my pe routine. It wasn't a major focus in my routine at all, in terms of religously following a consistent and thorough routine. It was just something I would do for a few minutes to hold a good erection at the end of the routine, hopefully improve control and discipline. I basically had pretty good awareness of PONR and could maintain control if I wanted, for the most part. But sometimes I would feel confident I could go a few more seconds, a few more strokes, and then the building of a climax would come on unexpectedly sooner than I thought. If I caved and just went for it, it would be a normal orgasm. If I backed off and tried to not cum, it would slide into a weak, slow motion, dribbling, anti-climactic climax, if you will.
The main point is this. There were instances where I really thought I was "in the zone," in control, and would be able to back off at PONR but I got caught off guard and my own body surprised me. This situation was not the reason for me to begin supplementing with the cistanche, I had other reasons. But wow did I notice a dramatic effect in helping me control my situation when I was near PONR. It was as if I had upgraded my plumbing with brand new washers. I could turn off the spigot very abruptly.
Again, this supplement is not expected to give you the benefit of edging without doing the work of an edging routine. If your edging routine is going great for you, you probably don't need this. I don't know what effect this could have for someone that is struggling with premature ejaculation. It may be worth a try. I think what it's best for is if your ability to control at the PONR is inconsistent, but not due to lack of discipline. In other words, if you have all the will power you need to manage your pleasure and not give in to the temptation to finish, but despite your best efforts your body just is different on different days or after you stop stimulus you pause and wait and watch as your guy hardens, twitches, and carries on against your orders and many seconds maybe even half minute later just does his own thing, then this cistanche is for you.
When I'm on it, here's my experience. I edge, get up to the PONR, right up to the line, lean over it a little bit, deep in my body and balls I feel the real true final preparations to blow my load and just when I think I went a bit too far I stop and it's almost as if I physically feel all valves shut down tight and nothing happens. I mean I think we all know that final swell that occurs when you know it's truly too late... with no cistanche I would blow however under the influence of cistanch, just at that "Point of Almost No Return," if I stop and focus hard then everything just halts right there. It's a dramatic and beautiful effect.
The way I take it is in the form of the raw herb. They say it's dried leaves but it looks like bark. I have to boil 2 ounces of leaves in about a gallon of water for about 75 minutes. I save the leaves in the freezer for a second batch. It lasts about 3 weeks, costs about $10.