Is lidoderm lidocaine patch 5% a narcotic?
- Posted:
- 11 Oct 2010 by tracy219
- Topics:
- lidoderm, lidocaine
11 Oct 2010
Lidoderm is a local anesthetic (numbing) medication. It works by blocking nerve signals in your body. It is not a narcotic.
However, please double check it with a pharmacist, take care.
11 Oct 2010
Nope, Lidoderm isn't a narcotic. Think of it as Lidocaine... Sounds like Novacaine (the stuff they numb you up at the dentist). I use them every single day and love em! Hope this helps :)
15 Apr 2011
Nope absolutley no narcotics, no withdraws when skipped or stopped, very good. Just wish wern't so darn expensive
9 Nov 2011
i dont know im askin the question
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