(4 pack) Equate Maximum Strength Pain Relieving Antiseptic Spray, Compare to Bactine® Pain Relieving Cleansing Spray Active Ingredients

i have very itchy skin and this product has saved me from tearing slash marks into my skin. it's the 4% lidocaine ( topical anesthetic). and its an equate brand but i know its a contracted item with the company that makes the brand equivalent Bactine antiseptic pain relieving spray for a whole lot less than the Bactine. proof is in the exact same container/dispenser. But the sprayer is a drag. took me a few minutes to figure put how to make it work. id like some USP 100,% benzocaine powder but its very expensive compared to the equate brand.

I had never heard of this product but picked it up while trying to refresh my first aid kit at home. It's great on scrapes, and doesn't have any sting to it. I feel like when I use it it helps me heal a little faster and I would definitely recommend it to anyone to put in their medicine cabinet

I bought this product because Nina Pool on TikTok influenced me. It's exactly how she described—a quick way to relieve foot pain or soothe mosquito bites. I'm on my feet a lot, and sometimes during my shift, my feet really hurt. A couple sprays on the bottom of your feet, and honestly, it's a lifesaver during those long end-of-shift days. So, grab this when you're planning a long hike or just working on your feet—it really works wonders. I love a product that's multi-purpose and can be used in different ways.

I originally saw this as a TikTok trend and decided to bring it along for both the kids and adults at Disneyland. It actually came in really handy for sore, tired feet after being on them all day. It was easy to use, felt soothing, and was nice to have in the bag for a little extra relief during a long park day. I'm glad I tried it and would keep it on hand again.

this product has been in use since the 60s and the 50s under the name of Bactine I believe it was originally formulated by a German company but it is absolutely the best thing to keep in your bathroom medicine cabinet in the car when you go to get a manicure pedicure spray this on your toe to prevent infection and numb any Nicks or cuts from the procedure is absolutely the best thing to have especially if you get third or second degree burns of any kind spray this on the burn and continue to do so for up to 2 hours until I blister his formed

I didn't rate this item's features very highly but it's only because of how un-easy it is to use. I had the same experience as others in that the spray feature doesn't work. Most of the time, I'd open the lid of it, pour some out, and apply manually. As a pain reliever, yes, it works.

It's not as pain-relieving as the name brand. It does seem to have a sting to it upon initial application, albeit only for a microsecond . . . It still bites a bit. Personally, I think it smells terrible compared to the name brand. Additionally, it remains quite sticky for a while after it comes into contact with the skin. I'm sure it's as effective as the other antiseptics since it contains the same ingredients in the same percentages. However, it is not as alleviating or as painless as the name brand. So, in my opinion, I don't feel that it's worth saving $2 for something that stings, stinks, %26 is very sticky.

I don't like the spray nozzle. It's child proof and all most Adult proof! It looks like something out of the 60s. What were you thinking? It doesn't spray upside down very good, so you have to hold it upright. Just put a normal spray nozzle on it with a cap and it would be a lot better!!

Seven years old I'm in pain everywhere. There's some thoughts I can't reach so I thought I'd get a spray that had lidocaine in it and guess what it's ridiculously hard to push the button to turn that little knob then to spray your back or lower back when you're 70 years old, that thing is very complicated and very much not benefiting the places I can't reach which I thought it would, but it doesn't. And maybe it's for full proof for babies but it's also full proof for a senior citizens. Who probably are the ones who needed it quite often and would buy more of the same brand. If this was a convenient instead it's making it more difficult to reach my lower back upper back middle back back of my neck as soon as I already have shoulder problems all this made it hard harder than easier.

I have bought several several things with lids like this no matter what I did I could not get this lid off so I wouldn't recommend to anyone you cannot get it off I had to finally break the top off to get it to use like that to support my hand so don't recommend this