Levicyn (hypochlorous acid) is a topically medication that's applied to the skin. It's used to help relieve itch and pain related to many different skin conditions. This medication can also help kill bacteria and clean skin wounds. Levicyn (hypochlorous acid) is easy to apply and is available as a gel, spray gel, and spray liquid.
Gel: Relieves itch and pain from skin irritations and wounds, such as sores, cuts, and burns
Spray gel: Eases burning, itching, and pain from different types of skin rash or blisters, such as atopic dermatitis
Dermal spray: Cleanses, moistens, and removes dirt or other material from wounds, cuts, or sores
Levicyn (hypochlorous acid) is an antimicrobial that helps clean and disinfect wounds or cuts. It can kill a wide range of microbes, including many that live on your skin.
Levicyn (hypochlorous acid) also relieves itch and pain by lowering the activity of certain chemicals in your body that are responsible for itch and inflammation.
Source:Â Prescribing Information
Works fast to relieve itch
Free of steroids, antibiotics, and alcohol
Can be used in children and adults
Long-term use might cause itching
Prescription only, so can't be purchased over the counter
Only available as a brand medication, so it can be expensive
If you're using the Levicyn (hypochlorous acid) dermal spray or spray gel for the first time, you must remove the cap and the safety seal first, then put the finger pump on.
If you're using the Levicyn (hypochlorous acid) spray gel or gel, make sure to shake the bottle well before each use.
Ask your provider how long you need to use Levicyn (hypochlorous acid) for your skin condition. Using it for too long can make your skin condition worse.
Stop using Levicyn (hypochlorous acid) and let your provider know if you've experienced any irritation or an allergic reaction to this medication.
Store Levicyn (hypochlorous acid) at room temperature, in the original container, and away from heat and direct sunlight.
This medication is for external use (outside of the body) only. Don't ever put this medication in your mouth. If you or a child accidentally swallows Levicyn (hypochlorous acid), contact a poison control center right away at 1-800-222-1222.
Levicyn (hypochlorous acid) can cause some serious health issues. This risk may be even higher for certain groups. If this worries you, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about other options.
Risk factors: Using too much Levicyn (hypochlorous acid) | Using Levicyn (hypochlorous acid) for a long time
If you use too much Levicyn (hypochlorous acid) or use for a long time, there's a risk that your skin can get more itchy. Before you start this medication, ask your provider how long you should use it for. Let your provider know right away if your skin condition is getting worse or if you're experiencing more itching.
Gel: Apply a thin layer to the affected areas of the skin once or twice daily, and massage it gently into the skin.
Spray gel: Apply to the affected areas of the skin once or twice daily (or as needed), and massage it gently into the skin.
Dermal spray: Spray to the affected areas twice daily.
Gel: Relieves itch and pain from skin irritations and wounds, such as sores, cuts, and burns
Spray gel: Eases burning, itching, and pain from different types of skin rash or blisters, such as atopic dermatitis
Dermal spray: Cleanses, moistens, and removes dirt or other material from wounds, cuts, or sores
Skin inflammation
Skin rashes
Eczema
Psoriasis
Insect bites
Poison ivy or oak
Skin allergies
Dry scalp
Genital or rectal irritation
Burns
Scrapes and cuts
Sunburns
Insect bites and stings
Hemorrhoids (benzocaine (Americaine) ointment)
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