BBS - I couldn't find the Aspercreme with lidocaine, although I have seen tv commercials for Aspercreme with lidocaine sticky pads you can place on your skin. But my local pharmacy didn't have either.
When I asked, they DID have a topical product called zensa, with 5% lidocaine, but it was expensive.
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I bought it anyway, but it's not helping, unfortunately.
When I asked, they DID have a topical product called zensa, with 5% lidocaine, but it was expensive.
Only registered and activated users can see links., Click Here To Register...
I bought it anyway, but it's not helping, unfortunately.

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