Ego Soov Cream Antiseptic Pain Relief Cream 50g

Ego Soov Cream is a soothing antiseptic pain relief cream designed for minor injuries such as cuts and grazes. It combines fast-acting pain relief with antiseptic protection in a gentle, easy-to-apply base, suitable for adults and children.

• Active ingredients and antiseptic action: Lidocaine (lignocaine) hydrochloride 1% w/w for quick, soothing pain relief, with chlorhexidine gluconate 0.2% w/w and cetrimide 1% w/w for antiseptic protection.
• Size and packaging: 50 g tube, convenient for home first aid kits, travel, and everyday use.
• Gentle, moisturising base: Soft cream base designed to glide on tender skin without heavy residue.
• Allergen considerations: Free of lanolin and parabens to reduce the chance of sensitivity reactions.
• Who it’s for: Suitable for both adults and children for minor injuries such as cuts, grazes, minor burns, scalds, and sunburn.
• Directions and safety: For minor burns, rinse with cold water first; apply 2–4 times daily. For external use only; avoid eyes; store below 30°C; contains chlorhexidine and lidocaine; mild irritation may occur.

Ego Soov Cream provides local relief while helping protect the affected area. The combination of lidocaine for temporary pain relief and chlorhexidine with cetrimide for antiseptic care supports gentle, practical care of everyday skin injuries. The formulation’s moisturising base helps keep the skin comfortable during treatment, making it a reliable addition to a household first aid routine. Keep Ego Soov Cream within reach in your home or on the go for routine minor injury care.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: Is Ego Soov Cream safe for children?
  A: Yes, it is suitable for children and adults when used as directed.
• Q: Which injuries is this cream best for?
  A: It’s intended for cuts, grazes, minor burns, scalds, and sunburn; avoid applying to eyes or deep open wounds.
• Q: What if skin irritation occurs?
  A: If irritation occurs, discontinue use and consult a doctor or pharmacist; mild irritation can happen with chlorhexidine or lidocaine.