Topical Anesthetic
Compounded numbing creams, including BLT (benzocaine, lidocaine, tetracaine) and lidocaine/tetracaine, for procedures and localized pain.
BLT (Benzocaine/Lidocaine/Tetracaine)
Cream
BLT cream draws its name from its three local anesthetics, benzocaine, lidocaine, and tetracaine, each from a different chemical class. It's typically used to numb skin or mucosal surfaces ahead of minor procedures, or to help ease discomfort from localized pain or itching.
Cyclobenzaprine/Diclofenac/Lidocaine
Cream
Cyclobenzaprine (a muscle relaxant), diclofenac (an NSAID), and lidocaine (a local anesthetic) combine in this topical cream to help manage localized muscle pain and spasm. Together they work to reduce inflammation, ease muscle tension, and provide local numbing.
Lidocaine/Tetracaine
Cream
Lidocaine and tetracaine, two local anesthetics from different chemical classes, are combined in this topical cream to numb the skin before cosmetic or dermatologic procedures. It may also help ease discomfort from minor localized skin irritation or pain.
Tetracaine
Cream
As an ester-class local anesthetic, tetracaine is compounded here as a topical preparation for external use. It is intended to help numb the skin or mucosal surfaces and ease discomfort during minor procedures or from localized pain.
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