WELMATE 5% Lidocaine Cream for Hemorrhoids – Fast-Acting Lidocaine Numbing Cream & Topical Analgesic Cream for Anorectal Itch Relief, Unscented, Child Resistant Packaging 2 oz (60g)

Worked great for my wife to receive here chemotherapy thru the port that was implanted. The cream numbed area before the injection.

Purchased this for my 3rd laser tattoo removal session. 1st session I iced 5 min and it was borderline unbearable. 2nd session I took Meloxicam and iced longer…it was torture. I knew I probably wouldn’t tolerate a 3rd without something to take the edge off. I was hesitant because some people found lidocaine helpful and others didn’t. I’m SOOOOO happy I purchased this. 3rd session was spicy, but way more tolerable than the first two. I didn’t take any breaks and cruised right through it. It doesn’t take the pain away, but probably brought my pain level down from a 10 to a 6.

I recently took up my using a microneedle roller. This cream is worth the cost. I just apply thin layer wait five minutes and can easily roll without any painful sensations. It doesn’t leave my skin dry afterwards either which I experience with previous creams.

Horrible! The package was damaged and the safety seal was not secure on the tube. Attempted to return, even supplied requested pictures to be told no refunds or replacement would be given! Why even go through a return/replacement process if you have no business honoring your product quality! Made a horrible situation even worse! “Burn me once shame on you!”

Great

This stuff is amazing. I use it prior to my BBL face laser which is otherwise incredibly painful for me. I put on for one hour prior with plastic wrap over it. This makes it tolerable and I can sit through the procedure fine. I have used it twice on my entire face and still have a ton left.

I used this for Interstitual Cystis. It burns slightly but everyone has differing tolerance. It has a large opening. Numbness was immediate.

The product has the right viscosity, and you don't need but a dab go cover a substantial area. The foil seal under the lid had enough sticking to it to cover the body, so rather than waste it I drug it over the jar lip face down to put all but a thin layer back in the jar. As others described, this was very hard to open, brute force and nonslip gloves were no help! My difficulty was that the lid was already down, and being all the way down made it impossible. Pull the lid up so that there is about a 1/8 th inch gap between the lid and the base. Work with that a bit and you will see that it does turn back an forth. The point now is NOT to press it all the way down, you already found out how that goes. With it up move it down slightly, leaving a gap between the lid and the lower jar body. Now toy with it a bit until you find the up/down sweet spot where it does un-thread [counter-clockwise] and come off. Once you remove the foil, the opening will be easier. Don't try to put the foil back or fold it over. You will find that with the foil gone in goes on and off without a lot of effort. You do want to turn it clockwise threading it back on until you feel it seat (seal). The Lidocane can evaporate, and likely so can the creme it's suspended in, so you do want to close it.Wash your hands after applying, you don't want to rub your eye, or take a pill with that lotion transferring off your hand. Lidocane is toxic, don't get it in eyes or mouth, it's topical (external only, and avoid private parts). Don't apply too much wherever you use it or apply it to a large area. If you get any rash, wash it off. This is not for repeated use. If your issue persists call your doctor. IMPORTANT: I'm NOT a doctor I'm just another untrained user. so talk with your doctor if they didn't prescribe this with instructions. Call a poison control hot line if anything other than a localized numbness occurs where you applied it, or for any other symptom. The Mayo and Cleveland Clinics have helpful info, so does the FDA.