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Wells Pharm (whole pack of 10 jars) (Korea 🇰🇷)
THB 15,230
LD Cream
LD Cream 500g Thai label
Topical lidocaine cream, 10%, in a 500 g jar
฿3,420
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Price฿3,420
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What is LD Cream 500g?
LD Cream is a topical anaesthetic cream containing 10% lidocaine, supplied in a 500 g jar with a white and purple label.
In short
- It is used on the skin following the product directions, with a doctor or pharmacist assessing the amount, area and duration of use.
- If it is used to prepare skin before a procedure, the steps for this cream are those the clinic or treating professional sets.
Strength on the label
The label states 100 mg of lidocaine per gram of cream, equivalent to 10%. That figure is the proportion of active ingredient in the cream; 500 g is the total weight of cream in the jar.
When asking a doctor or pharmacist, give both the name LD Cream and the 10% strength, because jar size alone does not say which formula it is.
Use before a procedure
The professional considers the amount, application area, duration and skin preparation together. Do not extend the time the cream is left on, add more cream or cover the skin without advice.
Before the appointment, confirm the cream and strength with the clinic so the skin preparation matches the cream actually used.
What to tell the professional first
Report any earlier reaction to lidocaine or other anaesthetics, medical conditions, current medicines and the condition of the skin where it will be used, especially if it is broken or irritated.
Use in children, near the eyes or mucous membranes, and over large areas should be assessed directly by a doctor or pharmacist. If unexpected symptoms appear, stop and seek advice, taking the jar or a photo of the label.
Storage
Store in a closed container below 30°C, as the label says. Close the lid after use, take cream out with a clean tool and do not return used cream to the jar.
Frequently asked questions
What type of medicine is lidocaine?
Lidocaine is a local anaesthetic available in several forms. LD Cream is the cream form, for use on the skin.
Are all lidocaine products used the same way?
No. Lidocaine comes as topical products and other medical forms, and use depends on the form and strength of each item. LD Cream is a 10% cream, so follow the directions for this cream rather than those of another form.
Can LD Cream be used with another anaesthetic?
Tell the doctor or pharmacist about every product in use, so the active ingredients, application area and duration are assessed together. Do not add cream or change the steps yourself just because the other product has a different brand.
Is a 500 g jar used up in one application?
No. 500 g is the total weight of cream in the jar, not the amount applied at one time.
How much is LD Cream?
The price depends on the model and the quantity.
References
- Lidocaine. Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lidocaine(opens in a new tab)
- Thai Food and Drug Administration. Thai FDA fda.moph.go.th/(opens in a new tab)
- Lidocaine Transdermal Patch: MedlinePlus Drug Information. MedlinePlus, U.S. National Library of Medicine medlineplus.gov/druginfo/meds/a603026.html(opens in a new tab)
This information is for general knowledge and does not replace a doctor's advice. Every procedure should be performed by a licensed doctor in a medical facility.
