Gebauer Ethyl Chloride® Instant Topical Anesthetic Spray, Medium Jetstream Glass Bottle, 3.5 oz

Ethyl Chloride® Instant Topical Anesthetic Spray, Medium Jetstream Glass Bottle, 3.5 oz

Ethyl Chloride Instant Topical Anesthetic Spray is a topical skin refrigerant spray for quick pain relief before injections, IV starts, venipuncture, and certain minor surgical procedures. Healthcare professionals may choose it when they need fast topical numbing or a counterirritant option for myofascial pain, trigger points, restricted motion, and muscle tension. This version uses a medium jetstream and comes in a 3.5 oz glass bottle with 100% strength ethyl chloride.

Good Fit For

• Injection and venipuncture prep in medical settings
• IV start workflows where quick topical numbing is needed
• Minor procedure rooms handling small abscess incision and drainage
• Sports medicine or pain management applications for muscle tension and trigger points

Key Features

• Topical anesthetic spray for quick pain relief before injections, IV starts, and venipuncture
• Supports minor surgical procedures, including incision and drainage of small abscesses
• Also used as a counterirritant for myofascial pain, trigger points, restricted motion, and muscle tension
• 100% strength ethyl chloride for skin refrigerant use
• Medium jetstream helps target the spray application area
• 3.5 oz glass bottle offers a durable container format

Applications and Usage

• Reducing discomfort before injections
• Numbing skin before starting an IV
• Pain control before venipuncture
• Use prior to minor surgical procedures
• Counterirritant application for myofascial pain and muscle tension

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 9 inches.
• For external use only; avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes
• Do not use on large, open wounds or burns
• Spray from about 3 to 9 inches away and avoid excessive spraying to help prevent frostbite
• Use in a well-ventilated area and store in a cool, dry place away from direct heat sources

FAQ

• What is this spray commonly used for? Ethyl Chloride Instant Topical Anesthetic Spray is commonly used for quick pain relief before injections, IV starts, venipuncture, and certain minor surgical procedures. It can also be used as a counterirritant for myofascial pain, trigger points, restricted motion, and muscle tension.
• Is this spray appropriate for minor surgical procedures? Yes. The product details state that it is FDA approved for use prior to minor surgical procedures, including incision and drainage of small abscesses.
• How should the spray be applied? Hold the bottle about 3 to 9 inches from the treatment area and spray a fine stream directly onto the skin until the skin turns white. Avoid excessive spraying.
• What does medium jetstream mean for application? This version uses a medium jetstream, which helps direct the spray to the treatment area for more precise application than a broader mist.
• Are there any important safety limitations? Yes. Ethyl Chloride spray is for external use only, should not contact eyes or mucous membranes, and should not be used on large, open wounds or burns. Use it in a well-ventilated area and keep it away from direct heat sources during storage.

From Gebauer.