Emla 5% Numbing Cream 30g

Lidocaine 25 mg/g and prilocaine 25 mg/g

"How to apply Emla Numbing Cream: 1. Wash and completely dry the area where the procedure will be done. 2. Squeeze out a sufficient amount of Emla numbing cream onto the target area, no larger than 600cm2 for adults. Don't rub it in – leave it as a thick layer. 3. Use an occlusive dressing or create your own with plastic wrap and tape. Make sure the cream is completely covered and the edges are sealed to prevent leakage. 4. Write down the application time on the dressing. Emla cream must be applied at least 60 minutes before the start of the procedure. 5. Remove the dressing and wipe away the cream with alcohol. For detailed instructions and additional information, visit the Emla website: https://www.emla.com.au/how-to-apply/"

If skin irritation occurs, stop use immediately and seek medical attention. Do not apply to large areas of the body, except on the advice of a healthcare practitioner. Caution, not to be taken. For external use only. Do not exceed the recommended dose. DO NOT APPLY NEAR EYES OR ON BROKEN SKIN

Emla Skin Numbing Cream is a topical anaesthetic cream that can be applied directly to your skin to temporarily numb the area before needle insertion, tattooing, and minor superficial cosmetic procedures. Emla Numbing Cream contains two ingredients, lidocaine and prilocaine, which work together to block pain signals from reaching your nerves. This creates a numbing effect on the applied area that typically lasts for at least 2 hours, depending on the application and individual factors. KEY FEATURES Helps prevent the pain of tattoos, laser hair and tattoo removal, vaccinations, injections and common needle procedures. Suitable for all ages (except for premature babies) No prescription required Also available in a 5g tube with occlusive dressings