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melacaine cream 5%
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melacaine cream 5%
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Melacaine topical anesthetic cream 5%

SKU: 99010202260002
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Melacaine cream 5% is a topical anesthetic cream used to numb the surface layers of the skin before minor cosmetic or medical procedures, helping to reduce pain sensation during the procedure.

Key Active Ingredients:

  • Lidocaine (2.5%): A local anesthetic that quickly relieves pain.

  • Prilocaine (2.5%): Enhances the anesthetic effect and improves pain reduction efficiency.

Uses & Benefits:

  • Reduces pain during laser hair removal or waxing.

  • Relieves pain from injections and blood sampling.

  • Numbs the skin before minor surgical procedures or stitches.

  • Helps reduce pain in some cases of hemorrhoids and fissures.

Who is it for?

  • Individuals undergoing cosmetic procedures such as laser treatments.

  • Those experiencing pain during minor medical procedures.

  • Suitable for topical use before painful procedures.

Important Information:

  • Starts working within 15-30 minutes and lasts for several hours.

  • Should be used under proper guidance, especially during pregnancy and breastfeeding.

Estimate delivery times: 3:7 days

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melacaine cream 5%

Melacaine topical anesthetic cream 5%

LE 37.00
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How to use melacaine cream 5% Cream:

  • Apply an appropriate amount to the area needing anesthesia.
  • Gently massage and leave it on the skin without removing.
  • Apply before the procedure to ensure optimal results.
  • Effect begins shortly and lasts up to 4 hours.

Usage guidelines:

  • On intact skin: apply at least 1 hour before the procedure.
  • Genital procedures: apply about 15 minutes before.
  • Leg ulcers: apply about 30 minutes before cleaning.
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Ingredients of melacaine cream 5%:

  • Lidocaine 25 mg: Local anesthetic that reduces pain sensation.
  • Prilocaine 25 mg: Enhances and prolongs the anesthetic effect.

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