Major Topical Anesthetic

The Major Topical Anesthetic range includes the Dibucaine Topical Anesthetic Ointment and Lidocaine Cream, designed to deliver effective pain relief for minor skin issues. The Dibucaine Ointment, in a handy 1 oz size (NDC #00536-1211-95), is perfect for treating conditions like insect bites, minor burns, and hemorrhoids while being easily transportable. This ensures users always have access to relief when they need it most.

The Lidocaine Cream, with a higher concentration of 4% (NDC #00536-1357-95), is ideal for managing pain from skin irritations such as sunburn or small cuts. Supplied in a 30 gm tube, it provides a generous amount for recurring application and is also optimal for pre-procedure numbing in medical settings. With these products, you gain the advantage of non-prescription, rapid relief with the convenience of compact, case-ordered packaging.

• Both products are formulated for easy application, providing effective, topical pain relief without a prescription. They target nerve endings to block pain signals swiftly, thereby easing discomfort in seconds.
• The small, convenient packaging ensures these ointments and creams are easy to store and transport, making them ideal for home use, in medical facilities, travel, or workplaces. They are also NDC-coded for easy identification and replenishment.

• Dibucaine Topical Anesthetic Ointment is primarily used for providing fast-acting and long-lasting relief from pain and itching associated with minor skin irritations, scrapes, burns, insect bites, and hemorrhoids. Its 1 oz size makes it convenient for carrying in a first aid kit or travel bag.
• The Lidocaine Cream, 4%, is used to relieve pain and itching from conditions like insect bites, minor cuts, sunburn, and other skin irritations. It offers efficient pain management for minor procedures and is commonly used in dermatological settings.

1. Can Dibucaine ointment be used for hemorrhoids?
Yes, Dibucaine ointment is effective for relieving pain and itching associated with hemorrhoids.

2. Is a prescription needed to purchase these topical anesthetics?
No, both Dibucaine ointment and Lidocaine cream are available over-the-counter, without a prescription.

3. How often can I apply these anesthetic creams?
It's best to follow the instructions on the packaging or consult a healthcare professional, as overuse can lead to adverse effects.