Salicylic Acid And Benzocaine
Generic Name: salicylic acid and benzocaine
Brand Names:
Salinocaine
DIRECTIONS Isolate verruca with adhesive tape. Remove weight bearing pressure by using felt pad with aperture. Apply Salinocaine to verruca and dress with waterproof tape to guard against water dilution. Repeat treatment every 10 days if needed. Each Gram Contains: 550mg of Salicylic acid and 20mg of Benzocaine. Also Contains: Petrolatum, Glycerin, Benzalkonium Chloride 0.1% added as a preservative.
Overview
DIRECTIONS Isolate verruca with adhesive tape. Remove weight bearing pressure by using felt pad with aperture. Apply Salinocaine to verruca and dress with waterproof tape to guard against water dilution. Repeat treatment every 10 days if needed. Each Gram Contains: 550mg of Salicylic acid and 20mg of Benzocaine. Also Contains: Petrolatum, Glycerin, Benzalkonium Chloride 0.1% added as a preservative.
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