Instructions for use of the drug Spanish fly - composition, indications, side effects, analogues and price

"Spanish fly" is a rather misleading name, since in fact it is not a fly, but a real beetle.

The body of this beetle is elongated, emerald in color with a golden sheen. The antennae are long and close to the eyes. White-gray hairs grow on the lower part of the body. The shield is noticeably narrowed towards the end. There may be a reddish spot on the head. Adult beetles have a mouse-like odor.

These beetles live in areas of Europe and Asia with warm climates. It is noteworthy that in some countries in the West this beetle is called the “Russian fly”, since they were brought there from Russia. And in our country this beetle is better known as the ash spank.

What is a Spanish fly

The most famous sexual arousal stimulant drug is Spanish (or Spanish) fly. The action of this remedy is based on the influence of beetle venom, which is obtained by extracting its digestive secretions and hemolymph. An insect from the blister family uses a strong poison (non-protein substance cantharidin) for protective purposes, but several centuries ago its special aphrodising effect was noticed. Severe agitation is a side effect of a toxic neuroleptic substance that paralyzes the nervous system.

In case of danger, bugs secrete a yellowish liquid from their mouths, which has a specific odor, which repels potential enemies. Previously, dried parts of insects were used to increase libido, which were added to ointment, powder, and incense. This method led to the fact that the dosage of the toxic substance was selected incorrectly and severe side effects appeared. Today, one of the most powerful aphrodisiacs is produced using safe technology and the risks of exceeding the permissible amount of fly venom are minimized.

Unusual facts

Spanish fly powder.

In the Gallant Age, Spanish fly was used as a powerful aphrodisiac. There are accounts of how the Marquis de Sade used powder from crushed beetles, adding it to guests' dishes and observing the consequences.

In the USSR, the poison of these beetles was used as a remedy for warts. A special plaster was prepared. Upon contact with the skin, the drug caused an abscess, thereby destroying the wart. All that remained was to heal the wound.

Release form and composition

A natural preparation that contains cantharidin as the main active ingredient, available in the form of drops or powder. The bottle with a transparent liquid has a dropper dispenser for precise dosage of the substance. The powder is presented in the form of sachet sachets, each of which contains a single dose of the drug. The composition of the Spanish fly may include additional components to improve taste and impart a pleasant aroma.

Description of appearance

The Spanish fly beetle has 3 subspecies:

• Lytta vesicatoria moreana. Ash spandex. The most common species in our area. The beetles are bright green in color with a metallic, blue tint. The head is lowered down, there are long mustaches located close to the eyes. The chest is small, the main part of the body is a long thin abdomen. The size of an adult spanka beetle is 11-21 mm.
• Lytta vesicatoria togata. It has a unique, attractive color. The main color is green, blue with a metallic sheen. There are long yellow stripes on the sides of the abdomen. Body shape and dimensions are identical to ash spandex.
• Lytta vesicatoria vesicatoria. The red-headed spandex at the adult stage eats potatoes, beets, soybeans, melons, and less often grains. Externally it differs in the color of the head - red, the body is green with a yellow tint.

How the drug works

Once in the body, the active substance affects nerve cells, increasing their excitability. The central nervous system perceives the penetration of the poisonous secretion of the fly as a danger and increases blood flow to remove the irritant from the body. The genitals contain many nerve endings, so they are very sensitive to blood flow. The feeling of fullness in the pelvic area is perceived by the brain as readiness for sexual intercourse.

The substance is eliminated through the lymphatic system after 3-4 hours, and all this time the gonads produce a lubricating secretion, which explains the increase in orgasm and the increase in the duration of sexual intercourse. To trigger the arousal mechanism, it is not enough just to take an aphrodisiac. In addition, it is necessary to stimulate the part of the brain responsible for sexual desire, i.e. create a romantic atmosphere, perform foreplay.

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Instructions for use of the drug

Golden Spanish fly, if taken in the recommended dosage, helps with dysfunction of the genitourinary system, weakened libido, and erectile dysfunction. The instructions for use of the drug contain recommendations for use and a warning about side effects. To achieve the desired effect, you need to dissolve 5 ml of Spanish fly in any drinks and drink it 10-15 minutes before the expected proximity. For those who are planning to take the fly for the first time, it is advisable to try consuming a few drops to make sure there is no allergic reaction.

Spanish fly for women

A tincture based on the poisonous secretion of spanka is considered one of the most powerful female stimulants. A few drops of the fly, entering the female body, begin to act very quickly. The effect after taking the drug is manifested in the appearance of a rapid heartbeat, increased sensitivity of erogenous zones, and a rush of blood to the genitals. This state lasts about 3-4 hours or until the woman achieves sexual release in the form of orgasm.

Spanish fly for men

The instructions for use of the drug indicate that drops or powder based on cantharidin have a similar effect on both the female and male body. Representatives of the stronger sex, under the influence of an aphrodisiac, experience increased sexual arousal. Dosed intake of the fly no more than twice a week can restore erectile function naturally. A detailed description of the methods of taking the fly can be found in the video reviews of the drug.

Lifestyle, nutrition

The adult lives in trees and feeds on leaves. Prefers poplar, clear, maple. It often grows on lilacs, olives, and forest crops. Beetles fly actively from May to August in sunny weather. At night, they sit motionless on trees, clinging to the leaves with strong paws.

On a note!

The spanka insect tolerates drought well, adapts to weather conditions, and has an excellent appetite. Within a day, a colony of pests completely eats up an average lilac bush, and within a few weeks it destroys an ash forest.

Spanish fly beetle
The mating season begins at the end of May. The female descends under the roots of the trees and lays eggs in the soil in groups of 50 pieces. Over the entire warm season, one female reproduces 1000 larvae. The embryos develop for several days, then small black larvae - caterpillars - appear. They sneak into the nests of earth wasps and bumblebees, destroying reserves of nectar, honey, and offspring.

Contraindications

A powerful aphrodisiac contains cantharidin, the effect of which is not selective, but complex. The venom of the Spanish fly affects the entire nervous system of the body, and not just specifically the genital area, therefore the instructions for use of the drug indicate precautions before taking the fly. Doctors do not recommend the use of golden fly drops or powder for children under 18 years of age and adults for:

• any disorders of the cardiovascular system;
• increased blood pressure;
• pregnancy and during the lactation period;
• diseases of the genitourinary system of a chronic nature.

Life cycle

The black beetle, green, blue, and yellow, lives only one summer and dies with the onset of cold weather. The larvae live underground and undergo a long development cycle. They molt up to 7 times, by the end of summer they turn into a false pupa and overwinter.

In the spring they continue to develop, change, and also turn into a larva. After a few days they pupate, a young beetle appears and climbs to the surface. It rises to the crowns of trees, actively feeds, then the mating season begins and lays eggs.

On a note!

Unlike adult larvae, the larvae are not so voracious and can go without food for a year. Under unfavorable conditions, development stops.

Spanish fly price

You can buy golden fly drops both in pharmacies in the intimate goods department and in online stores, but you should choose reliable suppliers who are responsible for the quality of the drug. The table shows the average price level for the drug:

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Features

The spanka has an elongated body, the antennae are long, thread-like, 11-segmented. The chewing lobes and tentacles of the lower jaws are short. The elytra are long, covering almost the entire body. The chest shield is short. The claws of the paws are cut into 2 unequal parts. This species has a heart-shaped head, a blunt 5-angled chest shield, elytra long, flexible, finely wrinkled, with 2 thin longitudinal ribs, sometimes with a brown spot at the apex. The legs are long and strongly developed.

The antennae of males are equal in length to half the body; in females they are half as long as in males. Males are emerald green with a metallic sheen. Females are golden-green in color. Sometimes the green color turns into bluish-green. The antennae and paws are dark brown. Length 17-20 millimeters.

Description[ | code]

Side view.

The beetles are from 11 to 21 mm long and have a metallic green color, sometimes with a bronze or blue sheen. The antennae are located close to the eyes, fibrous, relatively long, imperceptibly widened towards the end, starting from the fourth segment the color is darker, with a metallic sheen. There is a red spot on the forehead. Vertex with longitudinal groove. The scutellum is strongly narrowed posteriorly. The elytra are adjacent and soft at the base. The paws are dark in color. The bottom of the beetle's body is covered with gray-white hairs. 11-segment, filiform. The head and pronotum are covered with distant, sparse long hairs; the lower part of the body is covered with adjacent long white hairs. The anterior corners of the pronotum are angularly projecting. Disc of pronotum with longitudinal groove and uneven coarse punctures, as on the head. The male has a simple spur on the fore tibiae; the middle tibiae have two spurs. The outer spur of the hind tibia is thick, cut off towards the apex, the inner spur is narrow.

Literature[ | code]

• Nikolaev G.V. and Kolov S.V.
  Blister beetles (Coleoptera, Meloidea) of Kazakhstan: biology, systematics, key. - Almaty Kazakh National University named after al-Farabi: “Cossack University”, 2005. - 166 p. - 9 965-12-853-7 copies.
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  Five-language dictionary of animal names: Insects (Latin-Russian-English-German-French) / . - M.: RUSSO, 2000. - 560 p. — 1060 copies. — ISBN 5-88721-162-8.
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  Spanish flies // Encyclopedic Dictionary of Brockhaus and Efron: in 86 volumes (82 volumes and 4 additional). - St. Petersburg, 1890-1907.
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Ecology[ | code]

The beetle's flight time varies, depending on its geographic distribution and weather conditions, from May to June. This type of blister inhabits areas with rich shrub and tree vegetation: on the edges of forests and meadows.

Food | code

They climb the crowns of ash trees ( Fraxinus

), where they eat up the leaves, leaving only the petioles and midrib.
Such severe damage to the crowns, sometimes in the shrubby undergrowth (mainly on privet, lilac, acacia or olive), lasts about 1 month. It happened that in early spring, during the night, beetles completely destroyed the olive plantations of Italy, and with the arrival of a new day they disappeared into the vineyards. The food plant can also be trees of the following genera: maple ( Acer
), poplar (
Populus
), rose (
Rosa
), and lilac (
Siringa
).

Fighting methods

Blisters help control the number of locusts and Italian locusts. Usually the benefits of insects outweigh the possible harm. But in large quantities, the red-headed blister poses a danger to vegetable gardens and fields. To combat it, agrotechnical methods are used:

• autumn plowing;
• weed control.

On a personal plot, shpanok are manually collected and destroyed. The work is carried out early in the morning, always wearing gloves that protect the skin. In some cases, it is necessary to treat plants with insecticides.

Taxonomy

The species has three subspecies:

• Lytta vesicatoria moreana
  Pic, 1941[1][12]
• Lytta vesicatoria togata
  Fischer-W., 1844 - Colored blue, green and yellow. The elytra are blue with a yellow longitudinal stripe in the center of each elytra and it extends from the very base to the very end of the elytra; around the yellow stripe the blue is darker or almost violet. The head, antennae and pronotum are colored in both green and blue. The paws are completely green.[1]
• Lytta vesicatoria vesicatoria
  (Linnaeus, 1758)[1][12]

Notes

1. ↑
2. ↑, p. 147.
3. ↑, p. 124-126.
4. ↑ Mamaev B. M., Medvedev L. N. and Pravdin F. N.
   Key to insects of the European part of the USSR. - Moscow: “Enlightenment”, 1976. - P. 159. - 304 p.
5. S. E. Chernyshev.
   Distribution of hortoantobiotic beetles in the biotopes of the Kulunda forest-steppe of Western Siberia (Russian). — Eurasian entomole. magazine, 2009. - T. 8(4). — P. 464—472.
6. ↑
7. Gonzalez-Wippler, Migene.
   Santería: The Religion (undefined). - Llewellyn Publications (English) Russian, 2002. - P. 221. - ISBN 1-56718-329-8.
8. James, Peter.
   Ancient Inventions (undefined). - Ballantine Books (English) Russian, 1995. - P. 177. - ISBN 0345401026.
9. * Milsten, Richard (2000), The Sexual Male: Problems and Solutions
   , W. W. Norton & Company, ISBN 0-393-32127-4
10. Cavendish, Richard (1968), The Black Arts: An Absorbing Account of Witchcraft, Demonology, Astrology, and Other Mystical Practices Throughout the Ages
    , Perigee Trade, ISBN 0-399-50035-9