Zensa Topical Anaesthetic

Zensa is a topical skin numbing cream for desensitizing skin and available OTC without a prescription. It is used before painful procedures like injections, skin tattooing, laser hair removal, microblading or in advance of a wax depilatory. Lidocaine works by temporarily deactivating nerve endings in the treated skin area so that pain is minimized over the course of the procedure. Vitamin E Acetate in his skin desensitizer cream also promotes faster redness reduction and skin healing. Buy Zensa numbing cream from Canada and Canpharm and get the best Zensa numbing cream price.

Directions

Clean area with warm water and mild soap. Don't use any type of formulated skin cleanser or astringent before applying Zensa. Apply a moderate amount of cream to required areas up to 6 times daily and skin numbing cream can be applied as close to 15 minutes before procedure or injection is set to begin.

Ingredients

The active ingredient in Zensa tattoo numbing cream is Lidocaine 5%.

Cautions

For ages 2 and up.

Don't exceed dosage guidelines explained in insert. If you are not relieved of pain, you have the option of halting the procedure or tolerating the injection.

For topical use on skin only.

Keep away from eyes, ears, mouth, nose, and genitals.

Store between 15 and 30 degrees Celsius and cream should not be frozen.

Interactions

There are no established drug interaction risks for Zensa and other Rx or OTC medications, but if you have any concerns, you can let the pharmacist know of all medications you are currently taking before you buy Zensa numbing cream.

Side Effects

Zensa side effects may occur, and some users may experience redness, rash, or skin irritation. If side effects are experienced, it may be best to stop use and meet with a pharmacist again to discuss skin numbing cream alternatives.