BLT 123 Analgesic Numbing Cream

Must NOT be used over large areas and must NOT be used on broken skin

How to Properly Apply BLT 123.  Follow Website Link:

Uses:

External Analgesic

Warnings:

For temporary relief of pain and itching due to minor skin irritation.

For external use only

​​Avoid contact with eyes

Do not use​ in large quantities, particularly over raw surfaces or blistered areas

Topical anesthetics are now widely used in dermatologic procedures. Application of topical anesthetics has proven to decrease pain and discomfort associated with these procedures, including cosmetic procedures, such as filler injectables, laser hair removal, and skin resurfacing with laser and light-based devices.1,2 To date, there are several compounded topical anesthetics available for physicians for in-office use on their patients. One of the most commonly used are [various compounded versions] of benzocaine, lidocaine, tetracaine, which can vary in percent as well as rheology.

Prescription Strength analgesic / numbing cream, no prescription necessary.  Use 3 packets per treatment.  Active Ingredients:

BLT1 – Contains Maximum Strength Benzocaine 20% – Rapid onset, short duration
BLT2 – Contains Maximum Strength Lidocaine 4% – Medium onset, medium duration
BLT3 – Contains Maximum Strength Tetracaine 2% – Rapid onset, extended duration

Suggestions Faster On-Set Use of Topical Numbing Creams:

• Apply Red Light Therapy for 5 minutes, (preferably using the SkinLumen LED Red Light Panel) after massaging the numbing cream in. This increases absorption and speeds onset, reducing your effective numbing on set by half the time it usually takes.   (20-25 minutes reduced to 10 minutes typically)

BLT 1 2 3 It has been used by many consumers and professionals such as dermatologist’s, Estheticians, Spa Centers and other professionals for many applications including cosmetic procedures, Botox injections, lip augmentation, micro-needling, laser hair reduction and other situations where topical anesthetic effect is desired.

Currently being used in many practices:

• Aesthetic / Cosmetic Medicine
• Med Spas
• Estheticians
• Cosmetic procedures, Injections, fillers, lip augmentation, microneedling and laser hair reduction
• Dermatology
• Wound Care
• Primary Medicine
• Pediatrics
• Body Art Procedures
• Tattoo Creation & Removal

Compare to compounded BLT products:

Eliminate legal exposure – BLT 123 is a variety package that contains the topical anesthetic analgesics: benzocaine (20%), lidocaine (4%) and tetracaine (2%) – each is OTC with no prescription required – all products packaged together in a strip of the three API’s for convenience and to allow clinician application flexibility

Eliminate cross contamination risk – Each of the included anesthetic analgesics is packaged in single-use, metered dosed, sanitary packets for precision and reduction in cross contamination risk

Reduce cost – Compared to typical compounded topical anesthetic costs you save from 20% – 50% or even more

Reduce onset wait time – BLT 123 products all include a proprietary formulation designed to improve onset and efficacy – speeding onset and reducing treatment time improves productivity and practice revenue

Reduce systemic absorption risk – Reducing topical anesthetic analgesic time on skin may reduce cumulative systemic absorption risk

Can I use some of the product from the sachet and keep the rest for next time?

Each packet is designed for one-time use, and we cannot recommend it to be used again once a packet is
opened since we do not have any data to show whether it affects its strength and potency.

Can you tell me how to use the numbing cream for specific uses?

Unfortunately, because of labeling guidelines, we cannot give advice on specific uses. However, you can
watch the videos on our website and read some of the comments on how others are using it. In all cases,
make sure you carefully read all the precautions on the packet and always make sure that you
DO NOT use over large areas or on broken skin.

Is the BLT you offer the same strength as the prescription version?

The BLT we offer is considered non-prescription and the strength of the ingredients are the maximum
allowed without prescription. The prescription BLT is slightly stronger, which requires a doctor’s
prescription, needs to be compounded at a compounding pharmacy and has a short shelf life.

The BLT cream is not working

Pain tolerance can vary from person to person. Hopefully, you followed the correct usage instructions
by watching the BLT video on our website. It would be useful to use one whole packet of each BLT1, BLT2
and BLT3 and use all of it rather than using just a quarter or half a packet; this will give the best
effect. After mixing thoroughly, most users then take small amounts and MASSAGE the preparation on the
area to be treated, and then after massaging they use a larger amount and PASTE the preparation on,
like a face mask, and then leave it on for a minimum of 20 minutes but ideally 30 minutes.
Also remember, pain is very subjective, meaning pain to one person is no pain to another.

Suggestions to help faster onset of topical numbing creams:

• Apply Red Light Therapy for 5 minutes, (preferably using the SkinLumen LED Red Light Panel) after massaging the numbing cream in. This increases absorption and speeds onset, reducing your effective numbing on set by half the time it usually takes.   (20-25 minutes reduced to 10 minutes typically)