LOXICARD

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Definition: LOXICARD is a local anesthetic formulation, typically containing Lidocaine and Prilocaine (similar to EMLA), designed for topical numbing of skin and mucous membranes before minor medical or cosmetic procedures.

INTRODUCTION

LOXICARD is used to reduce pain during needle insertions (IVs, vaccinations), superficial surgeries, or dermatological treatments. It is valued for its efficacy, safety, and ease of application in clinical settings.

DESCRIPTION

Key Components:

Lidocaine (2.5–5%) – Fast-acting sodium channel blocker.
Prilocaine (2.5–5%) – Prolongs anesthetic effect.
Optional Additives:
- Epinephrine (in some variants) – Extends duration via vasoconstriction.
- Liposomal carriers – Enhances skin penetration.

Formulations:

Cream, gel, or patch.

Onset & Duration:

Onset: 15–30 minutes (faster than EMLA due to optimized absorption).
Duration: 1–3 hours (depends on formulation).

USES

Medical Procedures:
- IV cannulation, blood draws, suturing.
- Circumcision, catheter insertion.
Dermatology/Cosmetic:
- Laser therapy (hair/tattoo removal), dermal fillers.
- Chemical peels, microneedling.
Pediatrics:
- Painless vaccinations, heel sticks for neonates.

SIDE EFFECTS

Common (Mild):

Skin blanching, redness, or mild edema.
Transient burning/itching.

Rare (Severe):

Methemoglobinemia (prilocaine-related; monitor in infants).
Allergic reactions (anaphylaxis – rare with amide anesthetics).
Systemic toxicity (if overapplied: dizziness, seizures).

IMPORTANCE

Pain Management: Enables tolerable procedures without injections.
Pediatric-Friendly: Reduces trauma in children.
Time-Efficient: Faster onset than traditional creams.

STORAGE

Cool, dry place (20–25°C).
Avoid freezing or direct sunlight.

CONCLUSION

LOXICARD is a versatile, effective topical anesthetic for minor procedures. Proper application time (30–60 mins under occlusion) and dose control are critical to prevent side effects.

Contraindications:

Hypersensitivity to amide anesthetics.
Open wounds/infected skin.
Infants <12 months (unless prescribed).

Definition:
LOXICARD is a local anesthetic formulation, typically containing Lidocaine and Prilocaine (similar to EMLA), designed for topical numbing of skin and mucous membranes before minor medical or cosmetic procedures.

INTRODUCTION

DESCRIPTION

Key Components:

Lidocaine (2.5–5%) – Fast-acting sodium channel blocker.
Prilocaine (2.5–5%) – Prolongs anesthetic effect.
Optional Additives:
- Epinephrine (in some variants) – Extends duration via vasoconstriction.
- Liposomal carriers – Enhances skin penetration.

Formulations:

Cream, gel, or patch.

Onset & Duration:

Onset: 15–30 minutes (faster than EMLA due to optimized absorption).
Duration: 1–3 hours (depends on formulation).

USES

Medical Procedures:
- IV cannulation, blood draws, suturing.
- Circumcision, catheter insertion.
Dermatology/Cosmetic:
- Laser therapy (hair/tattoo removal), dermal fillers.
- Chemical peels, microneedling.
Pediatrics:
- Painless vaccinations, heel sticks for neonates.

SIDE EFFECTS

Common (Mild):

Skin blanching, redness, or mild edema.
Transient burning/itching.

Rare (Severe):

Methemoglobinemia (prilocaine-related; monitor in infants).
Allergic reactions (anaphylaxis – rare with amide anesthetics).
Systemic toxicity (if overapplied: dizziness, seizures).

IMPORTANCE

Pain Management: Enables tolerable procedures without injections.
Pediatric-Friendly: Reduces trauma in children.
Time-Efficient: Faster onset than traditional creams.

STORAGE

Cool, dry place (20–25°C).
Avoid freezing or direct sunlight.

CONCLUSION

LOXICARD is a versatile, effective topical anesthetic for minor procedures. Proper application time (30–60 mins under occlusion) and dose control are critical to prevent side effects.

Contraindications:

Hypersensitivity to amide anesthetics.
Open wounds/infected skin.
Infants <12 months (unless prescribed).

Shipping Options –

We offer a variety of shipping options, including Express Mail Service (EMS), USPS, DHL, FedEx, TNT, UPS, Aramex, Air Cargo, and sea freight.

Terms and Conditions –

Bulk Orders: You are responsible for any local import duties and taxes in your country.

For Patients: When ordering prescription medicines for personal use, or for a friend or relative, a valid medical practitioner’s script or prescription is required.

Return and Refund Policy: Due to the nature of our products, we cannot accept returns or exchanges once a purchase is made. However, in the event of non-delivery, you are eligible for either a 100% refund or a reshipment of your order.

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Definition:
LOXICARD is a local anesthetic formulation, typically containing Lidocaine and Prilocaine (similar to EMLA), designed for topical numbing of skin and mucous membranes before minor medical or cosmetic procedures.

INTRODUCTION

DESCRIPTION

Key Components:

Lidocaine (2.5–5%) – Fast-acting sodium channel blocker.
Prilocaine (2.5–5%) – Prolongs anesthetic effect.
Optional Additives:
- Epinephrine (in some variants) – Extends duration via vasoconstriction.
- Liposomal carriers – Enhances skin penetration.

Formulations:

Cream, gel, or patch.

Onset & Duration:

Onset: 15–30 minutes (faster than EMLA due to optimized absorption).
Duration: 1–3 hours (depends on formulation).

USES

Medical Procedures:
- IV cannulation, blood draws, suturing.
- Circumcision, catheter insertion.
Dermatology/Cosmetic:
- Laser therapy (hair/tattoo removal), dermal fillers.
- Chemical peels, microneedling.
Pediatrics:
- Painless vaccinations, heel sticks for neonates.

SIDE EFFECTS

Common (Mild):

Skin blanching, redness, or mild edema.
Transient burning/itching.

Rare (Severe):

Methemoglobinemia (prilocaine-related; monitor in infants).
Allergic reactions (anaphylaxis – rare with amide anesthetics).
Systemic toxicity (if overapplied: dizziness, seizures).

IMPORTANCE

Pain Management: Enables tolerable procedures without injections.
Pediatric-Friendly: Reduces trauma in children.
Time-Efficient: Faster onset than traditional creams.

STORAGE

Cool, dry place (20–25°C).
Avoid freezing or direct sunlight.

CONCLUSION

LOXICARD is a versatile, effective topical anesthetic for minor procedures. Proper application time (30–60 mins under occlusion) and dose control are critical to prevent side effects.

Contraindications:

Hypersensitivity to amide anesthetics.
Open wounds/infected skin.
Infants <12 months (unless prescribed).

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Definition:
LOXICARD is a local anesthetic formulation, typically containing Lidocaine and Prilocaine (similar to EMLA), designed for topical numbing of skin and mucous membranes before minor medical or cosmetic procedures.

INTRODUCTION

DESCRIPTION

Key Components:

Lidocaine (2.5–5%) – Fast-acting sodium channel blocker.
Prilocaine (2.5–5%) – Prolongs anesthetic effect.
Optional Additives:
- Epinephrine (in some variants) – Extends duration via vasoconstriction.
- Liposomal carriers – Enhances skin penetration.

Formulations:

Cream, gel, or patch.

Onset & Duration:

Onset: 15–30 minutes (faster than EMLA due to optimized absorption).
Duration: 1–3 hours (depends on formulation).

USES

Medical Procedures:
- IV cannulation, blood draws, suturing.
- Circumcision, catheter insertion.
Dermatology/Cosmetic:
- Laser therapy (hair/tattoo removal), dermal fillers.
- Chemical peels, microneedling.
Pediatrics:
- Painless vaccinations, heel sticks for neonates.

SIDE EFFECTS

Common (Mild):

Skin blanching, redness, or mild edema.
Transient burning/itching.

Rare (Severe):

Methemoglobinemia (prilocaine-related; monitor in infants).
Allergic reactions (anaphylaxis – rare with amide anesthetics).
Systemic toxicity (if overapplied: dizziness, seizures).

IMPORTANCE

Pain Management: Enables tolerable procedures without injections.
Pediatric-Friendly: Reduces trauma in children.
Time-Efficient: Faster onset than traditional creams.

STORAGE

Cool, dry place (20–25°C).
Avoid freezing or direct sunlight.

CONCLUSION

LOXICARD is a versatile, effective topical anesthetic for minor procedures. Proper application time (30–60 mins under occlusion) and dose control are critical to prevent side effects.

Contraindications:

Hypersensitivity to amide anesthetics.
Open wounds/infected skin.
Infants <12 months (unless prescribed).

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