| PACKAGING TYPE: | 5 Gm Tube In C-box |
| COMPOSITION: | Lidocaine Ip 2.5% W/w; Prilocaine Ip 2.5% W/w; In Gel Base Q.s. |
| FORMULATION: | Gel |
| Description: | Agrosaf Ladocalm P Gel is a prescription (Rx) topical anaesthetic gel containing lidocaine 2.5% w/w and prilocaine 2.5% w/w in a gel base, supplied as a 5 g tube, it is for early ejaculation, with the line "Confidence in every moment". The two local anaesthetics together reduce the sensitivity of the skin of the penis for a short time. This can help delay ejaculation in men with premature ejaculation, states that the gel is left on for 10 to 15 minutes. It is for external use only and must be used under a physician's supervision, in the amount and for the duration advised. It is not a treatment for the underlying cause of premature ejaculation, and a doctor should be consulted if the problem continues. |
| Side Effects: | Burning, tingling or itching where the gel is applied Numbness or reduced sensation, and difficulty keeping an erection if too much is used Redness, mild swelling or skin irritation Numbness or irritation in a partner after contact Rash or other allergic reactions (rare) |
| How to Use: | Use as directed by the physician. Hold the tube near the area of application and press the tube to apply the gel. As per the pack, leave the gel on for 10 to 15 minutes. The pack also says: do not use the gel for more than one second duration each time (this line should be checked against the printed carton). Wash your hands after applying. Keep the gel away from the eyes, mouth and mucous membranes. Keep the cap tightly closed after use |
| Precaution: | Prescription only. Consult your physician before use. For external use only. Do not swallow. Avoid contact with the eyes, mouth and mucous membranes. Do not use more than the advised amount or for longer than advised. Allergy: do not use if you are allergic to lidocaine, prilocaine or other amide-type local anaesthetics. Methaemoglobinaemia and G6PD deficiency: prilocaine can reduce the blood's ability to carry oxygen. Ask your doctor first. Broken, sore or infected skin and genital infections: do not apply unless your doctor advises, because more of the medicine is absorbed. Partner and condoms: the gel may pass to the partner. Ask your doctor whether to wipe off extra gel and which condom type to use. Heart-rhythm medicines and methaemoglobin-inducing medicines: tell your doctor about all medicines you take. If premature ejaculation continues or you have erection problems, see your doctor. |
| Product Benefits: | Two local anaesthetics: lidocaine 2.5% and prilocaine 2.5% in one gel. Delays ejaculation: reduces sensitivity of the skin of the penis for a short time. Simple to apply: squeeze from the tube and apply as directed. Small tube: a 5 g tube that is ea |
| Expiry Date: | 2028-09-30 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Ladocalm P Gel is a prescription topical anaesthetic gel that combines lidocaine 2.5% and prilocaine 2.5%. It is for early ejaculation (premature ejaculation) in men. It numbs the skin of the penis for a short time, which lowers sensitivity and can help delay ejaculation.
Lidocaine and prilocaine are local anaesthetics of the amide type. They block nerve signals in the skin where the gel is applied, so the skin becomes less sensitive for a short period.
Use it as directed by your physician, hold the tube near the area of application and press the tube to apply the gel, and to leave it on for 10 to 15 minutes. Wash your hands after use. Avoid contact with the eyes, mouth and mucous membranes.
The gel can pass to a partner during intercourse and may cause numbness or irritation. Ask your doctor whether to wipe off any extra gel before intercourse, and whether to use a condom. Some lidocaine-prilocaine products can weaken latex condoms, so ask your doctor or pharmacist about the right condom type.
The dose is as directed by the physician. Use only the amount advised, do not apply it more often than advised, and do not use it for long periods. Using too much can increase the amount absorbed into the body.
Tell your doctor about all medicines you take. Prilocaine can add to the effect of medicines that affect the blood's oxygen-carrying ability (such as some sulfonamide antibiotics, nitrates and paracetamol in high doses) and of heart-rhythm medicines.











