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

Ethyl Chloride instant topical anesthetic spray is a skin refrigerant used for quick pain relief before certain medical procedures and for minor sports injuries. It fits healthcare settings that need fast topical numbing for injections, IV starts, venipuncture, and select minor surgical procedures, and it can also be used as a counterirritant for myofascial pain and muscle tension. This version uses a medium jetstream and comes in a 3.5 oz glass bottle.

Key Features

• Instant 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 with a medium jetstream for more precise application
• 3.5 oz glass bottle balances procedure-room use with controlled topical spraying

Good Fit For

• Preparing skin before injections or venipuncture
• IV start workflows in clinical settings
• Minor procedure rooms
• Sports medicine or muscle pain applications

Applications and Usage

• Reducing discomfort before injections
• Numbing skin before starting an IV
• Topical cooling before venipuncture
• Use prior to minor surgical procedures
• Managing myofascial pain, trigger points, and muscle tension as a counterirritant

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 used for? Ethyl Chloride topical anesthetic spray is used for quick pain relief before injections, IV starts, venipuncture, and certain minor surgical procedures. It is also used as a counterirritant for myofascial pain, trigger points, restricted motion, and muscle tension.
• Can this spray be used before minor procedures? Yes. The spray is FDA approved for use prior to minor surgical procedures, including the 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 onto the skin until the skin turns white. Avoid excessive spraying.
• What bottle and spray format does this product use? This version comes in a 3.5 oz glass bottle and uses a medium jetstream for topical application.
• Are there any key safety precautions? Yes. Ethyl Chloride spray is for external use only, should be kept away from eyes and 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.

From Gebauer.