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Numbprix Cream Composition: Lidocaine 2.5% w/w + Prilocaine 2.5% w/w Product Composition Ingredient Strength Lidocaine 2.5% w/w Prilocaine 2.5% w/w Combined Local Anesthetic 5% w/w Application Numbprix Cream is intended for topical application. The amount of cream and application time depend on the area being treated, type of procedure, patient's age, and product instructions. Avoid applying excessive quantities or using the cream over unnecessarily large areas, as this can increase systemic absorption. Precautions For external/topical use as directed. Avoid contact with the eyes. -Do not use in patients allergic to lidocaine, prilocaine, or other amide local anesthetics. -Use on damaged or inflamed skin only when specifically permitted by the product instructions. -Use additional caution in infants and young children. -Consider other lidocaine/prilocaine-containing medicines to avoid excessive total exposure. -Prilocaine can increase the risk of methemoglobinemia in susceptible patients. -Pregnancy and breastfeeding require appropriate professional advice. Side Effects Possible effects include: Temporary redness or paleness Mild swelling Burning or tingling Itching Local skin irritation Warning Do not use more Numbprix Cream than recommended. Excessive application, prolonged contact, or application over large areas may increase absorption of both local anesthetics. Because Prilocaine can cause methemoglobinemia, symptoms such as bluish or gray discoloration of the lips/skin, unusual tiredness, breathing difficulty, rapid heartbeat, or confusion require urgent medical attention. FAQ 1. What is Numbprix Cream? Numbprix is a topical local anesthetic cream containing Lidocaine 2.5% and Prilocaine 2.5%. 2. What is Numbprix Cream used for? It is used to temporarily numb the application area before appropriate superficial procedures, according to its approved labeling. 3. How does Numbprix Cream work? Lidocaine and prilocaine temporarily block nerve sodium channels, reducing transmission of pain signals. 4. What is the total anesthetic concentration? The formulation contains a combined 5% w/w local anesthetic—2.5% lidocaine plus 2.5% prilocaine. 5. Can Numbprix cause skin irritation? Yes. Temporary redness, paleness, tingling, burning, itching, or mild swelling may occur. 6. Can Numbprix be used on broken skin? Only if specifically permitted by the product labeling or advised by a healthcare professional. 7. What is an important precaution with Prilocaine? Prilocaine can cause methemoglobinemia, especially after excessive exposure or in susceptible individuals. 8. Can excessive Numbprix Cream be harmful? Yes. Excessive or prolonged application can increase systemic absorption and the risk of local-anesthetic toxicity and methemoglobinemia.
