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NeuroMed7 is a topical, local anesthetic that can be used for a variety of procedures to improve patient comfort and satisfaction
NeuroMed7 is a rapid onset of action OTC topical anesthetic that contains a combination of lidocaine HCl 4% with trans-dermal penetration/absorption enhancers
It can be used as a topical anesthetic prior to a variety of medical procedures including:
Injections
Trigger point injections
immunizations
Myo-facial paralyzing injections (BOTOX therapy)
Dermal fillers
Minimally invasive procedures
Venipuncture
Can also be used for post procedural analgesia
Can be used to mitigate pain, itch and burn related to cutaneous manifestations of a variety of conditions
Safe and effective concentration of lidocaine HCl
Rapid onset of action
trans-dermal penetration/absorption enhanced
OTC
Affordable pricing
NeuroMed7 is an OTC Topical Anesthetic with uses that include local anesthesia prior to:
Injections
Immunizations
Venipuncture
Minimally invasive procedures
Cosmetic/aesthetic procedures
Also post procedural analgesia
NeuroMed7 is a formula combination of the topical anesthetic, lidocaine HCl 4% and trans-dermal penetration enhancers created to promote a rapid onset of action and trans-dermal penetration
Benefits include:
Rapid onset of action
trans-dermal penetration
Affordable cost
Clinical size and multi-dose packaging
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The document discusses unit dose medication distribution systems. It defines a unit dose system as a pharmacy-coordinated method for dispensing and controlling medications in organized healthcare settings where medications are packaged in single units and dispensed in a ready-to-administer form. The document reviews the basic elements, advantages, disadvantages and types of unit dose systems. It also provides details about the specific unit dose system used at Dar El Shefa hospital, including medication verification, dispensing, preparation, double checking and returning of unused medications.
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Local anesthetics work by binding to and inhibiting sodium channels, blocking the generation and conduction of nerve impulses. Early local anesthetics included cocaine and procaine. Lidocaine, discovered in 1943, was a major advancement as it had a quick onset and was less allergenic than earlier agents. Local anesthetics are classified as esters or amides; esters are metabolized faster. Later agents have longer durations of action but also higher risks of toxicity. The pharmacology of local anesthetics focuses on factors like potency, speed of onset, duration, and cardiac toxicity risks. Proper dosing and administration are important to avoid local anesthetic systemic toxicity.
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TOPICAL ANESTHETIC FOR COSMETIC PROCEDURES
NeuroMed7 is a topical, local anesthetic that can be used for a variety of procedures to improve patient comfort and satisfaction
NeuroMed7 is a rapid onset of action OTC topical anesthetic that contains a combination of lidocaine HCl 4% with trans-dermal penetration/absorption enhancers
It can be used as a topical anesthetic prior to a variety of medical procedures including:
Injections
Trigger point injections
immunizations
Myo-facial paralyzing injections (BOTOX therapy)
Dermal fillers
Minimally invasive procedures
Venipuncture
Can also be used for post procedural analgesia
Can be used to mitigate pain, itch and burn related to cutaneous manifestations of a variety of conditions
Safe and effective concentration of lidocaine HCl
Rapid onset of action
trans-dermal penetration/absorption enhanced
OTC
Affordable pricing
NeuroMed7 is an OTC Topical Anesthetic with uses that include local anesthesia prior to:
Injections
Immunizations
Venipuncture
Minimally invasive procedures
Cosmetic/aesthetic procedures
Also post procedural analgesia
NeuroMed7 is a formula combination of the topical anesthetic, lidocaine HCl 4% and trans-dermal penetration enhancers created to promote a rapid onset of action and trans-dermal penetration
Benefits include:
Rapid onset of action
trans-dermal penetration
Affordable cost
Clinical size and multi-dose packaging
This document describes a topical anesthetic analgesic variety pack called NeuroMed that contains benzocaine, lidocaine, and tetracaine. It offers advantages over compounded BLT products like eliminating legal exposure since each ingredient is OTC, reducing contamination risks through single-use packets, and speeding onset through a proprietary formulation. Compared to compounding BLT options, it avoids risks like drug diversion, cross-contamination, wasted time waiting for action, and cumulative systemic absorption from prolonged use. The variety pack contains three boxes of 25 individually wrapped packets for each ingredient for a total of 250 grams of product and application flexibility.
The document discusses unit dose medication distribution systems. It defines a unit dose system as a pharmacy-coordinated method for dispensing and controlling medications in organized healthcare settings where medications are packaged in single units and dispensed in a ready-to-administer form. The document reviews the basic elements, advantages, disadvantages and types of unit dose systems. It also provides details about the specific unit dose system used at Dar El Shefa hospital, including medication verification, dispensing, preparation, double checking and returning of unused medications.
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2. Our Mission
Sambria Pharmaceuticals develops safe and
effective topical anesthetics:
To decrease pre-procedural “wait” times
To increase the volume of practice procedures
per day
To improve easy patient and clinician access to
topical anesthetics
To reduce topical anesthetic use cost per
procedure
To increase patient comfort and satisfaction
3. Our Approach
Combine topical lidocaine with dermal
absorption/penetration enhancers
Reduce time to initial onset of action of
topical anesthetics
Improve procedural patient comfort in a
cost-effective manner to clinicians
Improve topical anesthetic ease of access to
clinicians by providing an inventory storing
capable, regulatory-compliant product that
does not require prescription
Provide a high-margin “cash-and-carry”
product throughout the distribution channel
4. NeuroMed7®
Topical lidocaine HCL 4% with
absorption/penetration enhancers
Lidocaine HCl 4% in a topical cream
formulation
When used properly topical lidocaine HCl 4%
has minimal, if any, negative systemic effect
Single, sanitary one-use application
packaging for clinical settings use
Multi-dose packaging for in-office dispensing
to patients for residual pain management as
well as cost savings to clinic
5. NeuroMed7®
Used to reduce pain locally when applied externally
directly to the skin.
Desensitizes without causing profound,
uncomfortable sensations on the skin.
Free of counter irritants known to cause localized
skin irritation.
Free of topical acetaminophen, salicylates and
other NSAIDs
Non-prescription, easy clinic and patient access
Clinician and patient friendly, affordable pricing
By-pass the Reimbursement Maze
6. Topical Anesthetic
Applications
Can be used for:
Minimally invasive procedures
Aesthetic procedures
LASER procedures
Micro-needling
Injections and venipuncture
Discomfort management caused by
cutaneous allergy reactions/inflammations,
minor burns, lacerations and abrasions
7. Product differentiators
Rapid onset of action
Proprietary formula that includes dermal
absorption/penetration enhancers
Safe and effective concentration of topical
anesthetic – lidocaine HCl 4%
Sanitary, single-use as well as multi-dose
packaging
Cost effective – affordable price points
throughout the distribution chain; from
distributor to patient
Non-prescription
8. Comparative Advantages
Compared to EMLA, LMX and compounds,
NeuroMed7® is a small fraction of the cost
Compared to EMLA, LMX and compounds
NeuroMed® takes a fraction of the time to initial
onset of action
Compared to EMLA, LMX and compounds your
facility can save on cost while increasing number of
procedures
NeuroMed® is non-prescription
NeuroMed® can be dispensed at high margins
increasing practice revenue
No gritty residue; single-use, sanitary, measured
packaging for clinic use
9. Facility Benefits
Decrease topical anesthetic cost per
procedure
Increase practice revenue by decreasing pre-
procedural “wait” times (increase daily
procedures volume)
Non-prescription, in-office dispensing increases
practice revenue (high retail margins)
When used appropriately, single-use, sanitary
packaging may decrease infection risk as
compared to use of multi-use dispensed
products
Control anesthetic dosing by using measured,
single-use packets (120 mgs lidocaine HCl per
packet)
Practice revenue source when multi-use tubes
are offered to patients for residual pain
10. Facility Procurement and Margins
Single-use, sanitary 3 ml packets - $1.99 each
Box of 100 units is $199
Clinic Wholesale Acquisition Cost (WAC) - $20
per tube ($120 per box of 6 tube units)
Retail dispensing MSRP $38.95 per 2.2 ounce
tube
Wholesale volume discounts available*
* Minimum 12 tubes for discounts - 48 tubes for lowest clinic wholesale price per tube
11. Custom Label Program
Sambria Pharmaceuticals provides “white label”
manufacturing for select distributors
Minimum “white label” order quantity is: 100 boxes of
100-units of single-use, sanitary packets and/or 500
individual 2.2 ounce, multi-use tubes
“White label” manufacturing requirements include a
minimum one-year agreement based on monthly
minimum order volume
“White label” requirements include mutual
agreement for specified distribution channels
(medical specialties and geographic regions)
Distributor is required to market NeuroMed7™ in
accordance with all local, state and federal
regulatory policies
12. Regulatory Compliance
NeuroMed7™ is manufactured, monitored and
marketed in accordance with United States Food
and Drug Administration (US FDA) regulations.
Regulation policies are governed by the US FDA
CFR 21 Monograph 348 OTC Topical Analgesic and
Anesthetics.
Monograph policy specifically directs marketers of
medications in this category to list on its product
packaging: “topical analgesic”, “topical
anesthetic”, “external analgesic”, “external
anesthetic”, or “for the temporary relief of pain”.
*Monograph CFR 21 348.50(a)
USA FDA NDC# 54723-175-22