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pramoxine hydrochloride

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pramoxine hydrochloride
[prəmok′sēn]
a local anesthetic for the relief of pain and itching associated with dermatoses, anogenital pruritus, hemorrhoids, anal fissure, and minor burns.


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Maximum Strength Vagisil anti-itch medicated wipes contain Vagisil's odor-blocking technology and the maximum strength anti-itch active ingredient, pramoxine hydrochloride, to relieve intense, burning feminine itch.
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Maximum Strength Vagisil anti-itch medicated wipes contain Vagisil's odor-blocking technology and the maximum strength anti-itch active ingredient, pramoxine hydrochloride, to relieve intense, burning feminine itch.
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