Prilox Cream is used to numb the skin before minor medical procedures such as injections, blood draws and certain skin treatments. It temporarily blocks pain signals from the skin, reducing discomfort during the procedure.
It contains lidocaine and prilocaine, local anaesthetics that work together to numb the treated area. Apply it only as directed by your doctor, avoiding use on broken or irritated skin unless specifically instructed by your doctor.
Applying the cream under a covering as advised, and allowing enough time before the procedure, helps the medicine work effectively. Avoid rubbing or exposing the treated area to heat once applied.
Before using this medicine, tell your doctor if you have sensitive skin, known allergies to local anaesthetics, or heart conditions. Contact your doctor if you notice excessive redness, swelling or irritation after use.
































































