Gebauer's Pain Ease Topical Pain Relief

Gebauer's Pain Ease Benefits

• Non-drug
• Non-flammable
• Easy to use
• Can be used prior to, or in some cases in place of, lidocaine injections

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Pain Ease Indications for Use

• Immunizations
• IV starts
• Mouth Numbing Spray
• Anesthesia of Skin
• Joint injections
• Blood draws
• Incision and drainage of small abscesses
• Foreign body removal
• Lancing boils
• Skin tag removal
• Suturing and suture removal

How Can I Ease The Pain?

• When topically applied to the skin or intact mucous membranes, Gebauer’s Pain Ease creates an instantaneous cooling effect on the surface of the application site by the immediate evaporation of the product from the skin surface. The coldness created by the pain spray decreases the nerve conduction velocity of the C fibers and A-delta fibers that make up the peripheral nervous system, thus interrupting the nociceptive inputs to the spinal cord.

Gebauer's Pain Ease Applications

1. Pre-injection & Minor Surgical Topical Anesthesia: Have all necessary equipment ready and prepare the procedure site per facility’s protocol. Hold the can upright, 3 to 7 inches (8 to 18 cm) from the procedure site, about a can’s length away. Spray steadily 4 to 10 seconds or until the skin begins turning white, whichever comes first. Do not spray longer than 10 seconds. After spraying the site, immediately perform the procedure. The anesthetic effect of Pain Ease lasts about one minute. Reapply if necessary. *Apply petrolatum to protect the adjacent area for minor surgical procedures.
    
2. Cotton Application: Have necessary equipment ready. Prepare the procedure site per facility’s protocol. Spray Pain Ease into a cup, for about 10 seconds, or until 5 ml of the product has accumulated. Place a cotton ball, cotton swab or gauze into the cup until it is well saturated with Pain Ease and there is no visible product left in the cup. Cotton may also be directly sprayed for 10 seconds to achieve saturation. Immediately after saturation, apply the cotton to the site. Hold firmly on the site for 5-15 seconds and immediately perform the procedure. Reapply as needed. Use this application method on intact skin. If the skin is breached use this application method only with STERILE, disposable cotton balls, cotton swabs or gauze.
    
3. Temporary Relief Of Minor Sports Injuries: The pain of bruises, contusions, swelling, minor sprains, cuts and abrasions may be controlled with Pain Ease. The amount of cooling depends on the dosage. Dosage varies with duration of application. The smallest dose needed to produce the desired effect should be used. The anesthetic effect of Pain Ease lasts about one minute. This time interval is usually sufficient to help reduce or relieve the initial trauma of the injury. Hold the can upright, 3 to 7 inches (8 to 18 cm) from the target area, about a can’s length away. Spray steadily 4 to 10 seconds or until the skins begins turning white, whichever comes first. Do not spray longer than 10 seconds. Reapply if necessary.

Pain Spray Precautions

1. Do not spray in the eyes.
2. Do not use this product on persons with poor circulation or insensitive skin.
3. When used to produce local freezing of tissues, adjacent skin areas should be protected by an application of petroleum.
4. The freezing and thawing process may be painful, and freezing may lower resistance to infection and delay healing.
5. Over application of the product might cause frostbite and/or alter skin pigmentation.
6. Do not use on large areas of damaged skin, puncture wounds, animal bites or serious wounds.
7. Apply only to intact mucous membranes.
8. Do not use on genital mucous membranes.

Pain Ease Product Applications User Guide

• Gebauer's Pain Ease Spray Applications Instructions

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