pramoxine hydrochloride

Other soothing/moisturizing ingredients listed across the products include aloe, plant-derived squalane, jojoba oil, and witch hazel extract. One product also pairs pramoxine with menthol.

These products target minor skin irritation and itching, including insect bites, sunburn, rashes from poison ivy/poison oak/poison sumac, and minor burns, cuts, or scrapes.

Product descriptions characterize them as having a smooth, lotion-like texture that is lightweight, quick-absorbing, and non-greasy.

The listings include liquid, cream, and lotion forms.

The available product details show sizes including an 8 oz bottle and 7.5 fl oz containers. (These are the sizes listed in the provided product information.)

Label guidance varies by product. One listing shows a suggested age of “18 Years and Up.” Another gives directions stating adults and children 2 years and older may apply to the affected area but not more than 3 to 4 times daily, and advises that children under 2 should not use the product and should consult a doctor.

Common cautions include warnings that the product may irritate the eyes and to keep products out of reach of children. One listing also advises that children under 2 should not use the product and that a doctor should be consulted.

One product’s directions state: “Apply to affected area not more than 3 to 4 times daily” for adults and children 2 years and older. Other listings did not clearly specify an application frequency in the available product details.