I do not see anything wrong with putting that on your skin. It is what it is meant for & as long as you're ok with this tradition I would probably do the same thing.

i don't see any problem with that because that's what the anesthetic cream is for... to ease pain... just wash it off that night and your skin shouldn't become irritated by it

The longer, the better it works. I put some on during a blood drive (it was on about 90 min) and did not feel the very large needle they use to collect the blood at all. I don't think it would work for a tattoo (too large an area) and wouldn't be necessary for a single shot of anything (just stick and run). topical skin numbing cream, best numbing cream for laser hair removal, numbing cream for laser hair removal, laser hair removal numbing cream, best numbing cream for piercings

It really does work well, as the first response said.
BUT . . . . .
It is expensive, you need a prescription and it depends on what you are using it for.
Its great for starting IVs in kids, but it has to be on for 45 minutes or more. topical skin numbing cream for piercing, skin numbing cream for piercing, cream to numb skin for injections, numbing cream for needles, numbing cream for injections

When we give kids Emla for IV's, it numbs the surface area of skin, which is when they are going to freak out. It doesn't numb the nerve ending under the top layer of skin, so they still feel the IV but just not as much. topical skin numbing cream, best numbing cream for laser hair removal, numbing cream for laser hair removal, laser hair removal numbing cream, best numbing cream for piercings

tattoo numb is the best numbing cream around. And it the one of chose in a hospital It works as a topical anesthetic (can't spell tonight).
That means it works on the top layer of skin.

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They use a small needle and inject the drug just below the surface of the skin. It is not very common for them to use it for IVs and when you are getting an injection into your muscle they would have to inject the drug deeper which would hurt just as bad as the shot. Best Numbing Cream For Tattoos, Numbing Cream For Tattoos, Skin Numbing Cream For Tattoos, Tattoo Removal Numbing Cream, Numbing Cream For Laser Tattoo Removal