Solarcaine First Aid Spray - 4oz

Product Description

Experience instant relief from burns, scrapes, and itchy insect bites with Solarcaine Cool Aloe Sunburn Relief Spray. #1 Pharmacist Recommended. This medicated aloe spray is a lifesaver for sunburns and minor burns, formulated with Lidocaine HCL to deliver rapid, cooling pain relief. The easy 360-degree sprayer ensures a hassle-free application without the need for rubbing on irritated skin. Infused with Aloe Vera, Lidocaine, and Vitamin E, this gentle spray not only cools and soothes but also leaves no sticky residue behind. Perfect for reducing dryness and promoting healing from sunburns. Solarcaine is dermatologist-tested, fragrance-free, alcohol-free, non-stinging, and non-irritating. Shake well, apply to the affected area up to 3 to 4 times daily, and for facial application, spray in the palm of your hand and gently apply – let Solarcaine help Unburn your Sunburn.

Product Highlights

• IMMEDIATE BURN RELIEF: Soothe your burns in a flash with Solarcaine. Our medicated burn relief aloe spray is specially formulated with Lidocaine HCL to deliver fast, cooling pain relief for sunburns, minor burns, cuts scrapes and insect bites. An after sun care essential
• COOLING, ONE TOUCH SPRAY: Soothe your sunburn without rubbing irritated skin. Simply spray Solarcaine with our easy 360 degree sprayer and allow the medicated burn relief go to work
• ALOE VERA + LIDOCAINE: Our gentle spray is infused with Aloe Vera, lidocaine and Vitamin E to instantly cool, soothe and relieve your burns & bites. Leaves no sticky residue
• MOISTURIZING & SKIN SAFE: Helps reduce skin irritation & promote healing from sunburn by reducing dryness & keeping skin moisturized. A fragrance Free, alcohol free, non-stinging alternative. Dermatologist tested. #1 Pharmacist Recommended
• HOW TO USE: Shake well. Adults and children 2 years of age and older: Apply to affected area not more than 3 to 4 times daily. To apply to face, spray in palm of hand and gently apply. Children under 2 years of age: do not use, ask a doctor