Package | Dosage | Price | Price per Dose | |
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Dosage: 2% | ||||
6 tube | 2% | AUD128.41 | AUD21.42 | |
4 tube | 2% | AUD114.45 | AUD28.62 | |
2 tube | 2% | AUD89.32 | AUD44.65 |
Xylocaine Description
What is Xylocaine?
Xylocaine is a brand name for lidocaine, a local anaesthetic used to numb a small area of skin or mucous membranes. In Australia it is commonly listed in online pharmacies for dental work, skin procedures, and minor surgeries. It helps reduce pain during injections, skin tests, or briefly painful treatments.
Forms you might see
In Australia Xylocaine appears as gels, sprays, ointments, and sometimes injections for trained staff. The gel and spray are popular for quick numbing of lips, gums, or small skin areas. The strengths vary, so it is important to follow the product label or pharmacist advice.
How it works
Lidocaine blocks nerve signals in the treated area. When applied correctly, it creates a numbing effect that lasts for a short time. This makes many routine procedures more comfortable. Do not expect long-lasting relief from a single use.
How to use and tips for shoppers
Always read the instruction leaflet before applying. For skin, apply a thin layer and avoid broken skin unless directed. For dental use, follow the guidance given by your dentist. Do not cover the area with tight dressings unless advised. If you are unsure, ask your pharmacist for help.
Safety and cautions in Australia
Avoid using Xylocaine around the eyes or on large areas of skin. Do not use on children unless the product specifies suitability. People with heart or liver issues should seek professional advice. Do not drink alcohol after applying topical forms if the label warns against it. Always store out of reach of children.
Side effects and when to seek help
Possible effects include mild irritation, redness, or swelling at the application site. In rare cases you may have an allergic reaction such as hives, swelling, or trouble breathing. If you notice any serious symptoms, contact a healthcare professional immediately.
Interactions and cautions
Tell your pharmacist about other medicines you take, including home remedies. Lidocaine can interact with certain heart medicines or sedatives. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, ask your clinician whether Xylocaine is suitable for you.
Storage and availability
Store Xylocaine as directed on the label, away from heat and direct sunlight. In Australia, it is commonly stocked by online pharmacies and local chemists. Prices and formats vary, so compare the listed strengths and directions.
Customer review
As a shopper in Australia I tried Xylocaine gel before a small skin procedure. It started to numb the area within a few minutes and the sensation lasted about 20 minutes. It helped me stay still and surprised me with how little discomfort there was. I appreciated clear dosing notes and the pharmacist’s advice about avoiding broken skin. For me it felt safer than relying on a general painkiller alone.
Bottom line for online buyers
Xylocaine can make minor procedures more comfortable when used correctly. Choose the formulation that matches your need, follow the label, and ask the pharmacist if you are unsure about strength or application. In case of any unusual reaction, seek medical help promptly.