User Reviews for Dibucaine

Also known as: Nupercainal, Rectacaine

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Reviews for Dibucaine

Review by Anonymous: User Rating:  
   
9.0

Nupercainal (dibucaine) for Burns, External: I was advised by a pharmacist to use this when I burnt my finger on the stove. It was a mild burn not requiring medical attention but it was bothersome. This needs to be in your first aid kit.

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October 30, 2008 9:10 PM
Review by Anonymous: User Rating:  
   
10

Nupercainal (dibucaine) for Local Anesthesia: Nupricainal is #1 in our first aid kit and has been for the last 50 years! It provides instant relief from cuts, scrapes, bruises and numbs the pain. Upon discovery, we personally named it "MAGIC MEDICINE" and it remains close at hand for emergencies at home, in the car or on a trip. Smashed my finger in the car door and while driving to emergency for stitches, obtained PROMPT RELIEF FROM EXCRUCIATING PAIN! (Same 20% benzocaine/active "numbing" ingredient prescribed by my doctor for an epesiotome after having a baby. Kids fall and scrape their knees or get a bee sting and this stops the pain and tears! LOVE THIS numbing ointment! Get the word out! AWESOME PRODUCT! Any pharmacy will also special order it.

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April 26, 2012 6:17 PM
Review by embarassed in eastpointe: User Rating:  
   
10

dibucaine for Anal Itching: After laser surgery for an anal rim fissure, I began to have excessive anal area itching for about 2 or 3 months, while using several well known ointments and creams. The more I used them the worse the itching seemed to get. In desperation, I went to see my V.A. primary care doctor, and then the V.A.pharmacist; who prescribed this" dibucaine ointment usp1%" by Fougera pharmaceuticals. Instantly, upon use, my maddeningly irritating anal itching disappeared, totally and completely! I use a little bit in and around the area after every bowel movement and I at last have complete relief, and non-recurring itching of any sort! I LOVE THIS!

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September 8, 2009 3:36 PM

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