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Hello bjbednarz, @lorirenee1 , @artscapint, I have a lidocaine 4% "solution". It's very liquid like water. I use a Q-tip to apply it. It is the strangest stuff but I think works somewhat. It's worth a try. I also have 5% lido patches for my painful back. The 4% are OTC but I find the 5% work better, Problem is, they cost a fortune!!! Just a thought......All the best, Sunnyflower

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bjbednarz | @bjbednarz | Dec 1, 2020

Thank you for the information. I have had two prescription compounds with 5% lidocaine solution. One was an ointment and the other was a lotion. However, neither worked as well as the Aspercreme with Lidocaine 4%. I get the roll on and it easily goes on everywhere.

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