Product	Alternate Name	Type	Strength	Quantity	Price (USD)	Buy Now
	Emla Patch	lidocaine/prilocaine	Brand	1g - 20PK	1EA	$160.00

Offsite Emla Patch Blogs

• 2010-03-08 15:39:00
  by Chaletgirl

  Gee. March 9th. And I still haven’t done you a post for the One Per Month March challenge. If I pop a Mr Linky widget down the bottom, will you go ahead without me? I promise that I will come and admire what you’re making. I just can’t find the mojo to get going this month. Is it okay if I just lie ...

• 2010-03-08 11:56:00
  by Online Food Allergies Resource - Food Allergies in Children

  This year one of my sons started to have mild allergic reactions foods he has been able to eat in the past. Egg, sesame and poppy seeds in particular. So last week I took my 7 year old to have his blood drawn for a ELIZA test (nice short description from Medicinenet.com here) but not without first r ...

• 2010-01-06 14:38:00
  by We Can Rebuild Her

  Woohoo! All mysteries were solved at my pre-chemo-2 oncology appointment today: Why is my port-a-cath migrating in my chest? Apparently, this is just the result of reduced swelling around the incision (just like Mark told me it was). What’s with the new lump just above my lumpectomy incision? Appare ...

• 2009-11-29 17:22:00
  by Party of 3

  We are just now home from getting our H1N1 vaccinations. I don't think I ever want to go through that again. Except, oh yeah, we'll need another flu shot next fall. Sigh. The screaming. The crying. The hysterical assertions that she didn't need the shot. The eyes of every other parent, (not to menti ...

• 2009-11-21 23:01:00
  by The SKN Blog

  IPL Hair Removal – How it works For those of you out there who may be Laser skeptics, I thought I’d write up a little blurb to give a more detailed explanation on how it works and hopefully answer any questions you may have about the procedure. IPL stands for Intense Pulse Light. The IPL is penetrat ...

• 2009-11-07 13:52:00
  by The continuing sto-o-o-ry

  Got Nat her shot on Wednesday, so that's taken care of. I put an EMLA patch on her a couple of hours ahead of time, and that was a great idea. Every other kid in the clinic was bawling except for her. She did report that it hurt "a little bit" but it wasn't enough to make her cry. She had a good tim ...

• 2009-10-11 23:11:00
  by My TS journey

  Well, I am taking more steps on this journey! I had a test patch for laser hair removal done on Tuesday. I also booked an appointment for next week. Some people reading this likely have certain questions that I may be able to answer. Pain: Hell yes. It's often described as a rubber band being snappe ...

• 2009-08-07 17:47:00
  by Krokkenoster - Wouter's story

  Having typed out the title, I am officially done listing the highlights of this day. Boeta had a wonderful day yesterday. Little fever, lots of energy, happy times all around. The only downer yesterday was getting his GCSF booster injection. As soon as he sees the Emla patch he starts protesting. By ...

• 2009-07-14 02:57:00
  by wandering thoughts

  The Final Straw This past year Mckenzie struggled his way through school. Not unlike both Mike and I at his age but still enough that he needed extra help to keep him focused and on task. He is a very smart little kid, but like some people, school is not a good indicator of his wealth of knowledge. ...

• 2009-06-28 22:37:00
  by

  ~Pair with: 10,000 Maniacs’s “Jezebel”: ~ To think of my task is chilling to know I was carefully building the mask I was wearing for two years swearing I'd tear it off I've sat in the dark explaining to myself that I'm straining too hard for feelings I ought to find easily You lie there, an innocen ...

• 2009-06-21 11:55:00
  by see the world through your eyes

  Okay! So wisdom teeth yesterday. I went to bed around 2:30 in the morning, because I was supposed to sleep pretty much until my appointment, because I wasn't allowed to eat or drink or anything and that makes it easier, or something. My appointment got moved up also. It started at 2:30, then 1:30, t ...

• 2009-06-17 19:40:00
  by Screw Bronze!

  I don’t like going to emergency rooms. This is because I am an individual and most emergency rooms view people as being part of a ‘parameter’ – meaning, ‘Will they live? Then get them out of here.” Indeed, the doctor who looked at me told me that in THIS case it was acceptable I came into the ER, an ...