Major Anti-Itch Cream

Discover the combined benefits of Major Anti-Itch Cream Zostrix Capsaicin Cream and Lidocaine Cream to combat pain and itching effectively. The Zostrix Capsaicin Cream in a 2 oz tube is crafted with potent capsaicin to alleviate pain by blocking nerve signals, ideal for soothing arthritis or post-herpetic neuralgia pains. Regular strength formula ensures that the cream is gentle yet effective for continuous applications and is NDC# 00536-2525-25 certified. Packed conveniently in a case of 24, it’s an effortless solution to keep your pain management regimen intact.

The Lidocaine Cream, with a 0.5 oz packaging and NDC# 00536-1267-20, features a fast-acting, 4% lidocaine composition that acts directly on the skin to calm and numb areas affected by irritations, cuts, or abrasions. A case of 36 caters to extended usage, making it indispensable for first-aid kits or professional medical environments. Together, these creams form a comprehensive arsenal against everyday discomforts, offering rapid relief and supporting recovery efficiently.

• The Zostrix Capsaicin Cream comes with a powerful formula that targets pain effectively by blocking pain signals, providing lasting relief.
• Lidocaine Cream offers a fast-acting formula with a 4% active concentration, which is ideal for quick pain and itch relief.

• The Zostrix Capsaicin Cream is designed to relieve itching and pain associated with conditions such as arthritis, minor aches, and cramps. It's particularly helpful for individuals suffering from nerve pain or shingles. The Lidocaine Cream is used for temporary relief of pain and itching due to minor skin irritations, cuts, or abrasions.

1. What are the main ingredients in these creams?
Zostrix Capsaicin Cream contains capsaicin as the active ingredient, while Lidocaine Cream contains 4% lidocaine.

2. How do these creams work?
Capsaicin Cream works by blocking pain signals in nerves, while Lidocaine Cream numbs the affected area to relieve pain and itching.

3. Can these creams be used together?
It's best to consult with a healthcare professional before using multiple topical treatments simultaneously.