Mucopain Gel (Benzocaine)

✅ Key Benefits

• 2% benzocaine for fast-acting local anesthesia

• Quick relief from mouth sores, gum irritation, tooth pain, and teething discomfort

• Smooth gel formulation adheres well to oral tissues

• Easy fingertip or cotton swab application to targeted areas

• Ideal for short-term, symptomatic relief without systemic impact

🎯 How to Use

• Clean the affected area before applying

• Apply a small amount of gel directly to the sore or painful spot, up to four times daily

• Use the fingertip or cotton swab—don’t use large amounts or swallow

• Avoid eating or drinking for a few minutes after application

• Use only as needed; discontinue if pain recurs regularly

⚠️ Precautions

• For external use only—avoid swallowing large quantities

• Keep away from children under two unless specifically recommended

• Do not apply over large irritated areas or blistered mucosa without advice

• Discontinue use if rash, swelling, or numbness spreads

• If pain persists more than two days or recurs frequently, seek medical or dental advice

🤕 Possible Side Effects

• Mild: transient burning, numbness, or tingling at the application site

• Rare: allergic reaction—rash, swelling, or increased discomfort—stop use immediately

🎁 Special Offers
💰 Available in compact tubes (e.g. 10 g) at competitive pricing for oral care
🚚 Bundle purchase deals and subscription options may be available
📦 Discreet and secure shipping with fast delivery

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q. What oral pain issues does Mucopain Gel address?
A. Ideal for temporary relief from mouth ulcers, sore gums, toothaches, teething irritation, and orthodontic discomfort.

Q. How often can I apply this gel?
A. You may apply up to four times daily—but use sparingly and as needed.

Q. Can I swallow it?
A. Avoid swallowing; apply only to the painful spot and then spit out any residue.

Q. Is this safe for children?
A. Use only in children over two years old and under adult supervision.

Q. When should I see a dentist or doctor?
A. If pain persists beyond two days or recurs regularly, consult a medical or dental professional.