Ebanel Bundle of Lidocaine Numbing Cream, and Numbing Spray

I have used this cream for miner cuts, like a paper cuts for myself and on major injuries of dogs.I have used it for emergency skin repairs for dogs whose stitches came out and needed to be redone at a time when a vet was not available. This cream allows for the skin to be numbed without a shot of lidocaine. It takes about 20 minutes to soak in and get numb. It allows the dog to relax from the amount of pain they may be in. A great tool to use on a child’s skin shortly before a shot. Wipes off when needed but skin will still be numb.

I like tattoos and I'm tatted head to toe . I never heard of using this stuff before I was introduced to it. By then I was already tatted. After I tried this stuff on a new tatt I was hooked. I noticed there is no needle stinging , no feeling in most body areas but there are some sensitive spots that everybody has that you can feel the tattoo but not as intense as without this stuff . I put it on 45 minutes before getting my tattoo and I applied 3 layers. Ome layer let it dry another layer let it dry and the 3 rd layer and some say to wrap it with selephane around the area you applied this stuff to and let it sit for half an hour and it works great. But this product is great. I felt no pain during getting my tattoo. Great stuff.

Purchased to use for lower leg sleeve tattoo sessions. Get the spray separately, ditch the cream.PROS: The spray works great when used on open skin (once the tattoo has been started). Burns when applied (normal) but numbs quickly. Easy to wipe off excess and does not effect tattoo.CONS: The numbing from the spray doesn't last as long as I would like but it also might have been that it wasn't left on a bit longer to better absorb.The cream is a lot smaller of a jar than I thought it would be. Applied cream about 1 hour before tattoo and again 20 minutes before tattoo and it didn't do anything for me. I wasn't expecting to be fully numb because it's a topical application, but I did expect it to at least lessen the level of pain in those sensitive areas on my lower leg like the shin.

I suffer from chronic fibromyalgia so as I get older, the pain intensifies with each new tattoo. Not only the pain, but my skin flares up ans and gets very 'angry' even with the lightest of hands, and there are often times I've had to do multiple sessions on a small tattoo because of the swelling. But I applied the gel about 1 hour before my appointment (it takes about an hour to get to my artist) and it stayed on about an additional 30 minutes while she prepared. I felt pressure but the nerve pain was not there. It lasted half way through the tattoo (about 2-2.5 hours) and then the spray was used. It helped to calm my skin and numb enough to continue. The gel numbing lasts I'd say a good 2-3 hours once it's cleaned off. I even used the spray afterward for a day or so as I was very sore when it was finished (anyone suffering from fibromyalgia will understand this) and it helped somewhat due to the lidocaine in the spray. I definitely recommend this product to ANYONE who suffers from fibromyalgia or deals with chronic pain but really wants that amazing art!

so it works well at the onset but about 10-15 minutes into a tattoo it definitely begins to fade, so I used in during the 2nd time more closely to when the actual procedure would begin - this only helped by about 10 minutes or so more...as you know really long works of art last hours at times.

I use this product to numb my skin for immunoglobulin treatments I do every week. It requires 6 needless going in my leg at once. This product really works well especially to get the needles in.

I’m a tattoo feen and I’ve never used numbing cream but I had to try this. Apply an hour before your tattoo session wrap with plastic wrap and you’ll feel absolutely nothing. I love this product.

I’ve tried a lot of these types of products with poor results. I got this for my shingles episode and was amazed how well it worked. I was able to sleep at night.