Dr. Numb5% Lidocaine Cream – Topical Anorectal Cream for Hemorrhoid and Local Discomfort Relief – 30g

LONGEVITY: if applied correctly you will have a good 3-4 session.TIPS:1.take hot shower2.apply cream a little at a time rubbing into skin and repeat3.once all cream is applied wrap area in saran wrap tight4.let cream sit for at least an hour and a half to two hours.WARNING: this will not fully take the pain away, but it will make getting tattoo allot more barrable. Also keep in mind some people may have an allergic reaction to lidocaine so test a small spot on your body if it's your first time to see if there is any reaction.CUSTOMER: used on ribs for a four-hour session and felt great after, very minor pain during the session.

Definitely a 5 star cream. Used this before a tattoo and it worked amazing. Lasted basically 3.5 or 4 out of 5 hours. This works best if you shave the area first and apply 2 hours before your appointment!! I wrapped with saran wrap as well to keep it from getting everywhere.

Y'all. This is WOWWWWWW!!!! IM Working on a full back and butt piece, the first few sessions were so bad I was actually crying and tapping out after a few hours. Today, I had an appointment at noon for shading the butt area and lower back. I put this on at 10:30, used almost the whole tube, wrapped it, took it off at 12 in the shop. My skin was so red I think I was lowkey allergic to it. But IT WORKED!! I ALMOST cried from how happy I was. I was dreading every appointment. It lasted 7 hours!!!! Crazy stuff💜💜

really works

Won’t take away all of the feeling from your tattoo spot but it will ease the pain for sure for about an hour or two!!!

So I purchased this product because of the large amount of reviews that gave it 5 stars. I am perplexed as to how this product was rated more than 1 star by anyone. It DOES NOT WORK WELL. I purchased the product to assist in making getting my first tattoo close to pain free. For my first tat, it’s a large one. Despite putting the product on and using the saran wrap and waiting 50 minutes, then also reapplying it a second time for 40 minutes to ensure that it would take. When the artist began the tattoo, I felt the pressure of the needle and the vibrations but not much pain. But I thought that must be normal so I didn’t think anything of it. However, after about 20 minutes, the product wore off and I began to feel the needle and the puncturing of my skin. The pain level was about a 6 out of 10 for most of the tattoo. It was about 7 for the part of the tattoo that extends to the middle of my back. So, the pain was mostly moderate. However, this product is supposed to numb you for 4 hours according to the box. Complete lie. It somewhat numbs (not fully) you for about 20-25 minutes and then you are going to feel the needle. Overall, the product’s performance was substandard. A better numbing cream is tattoo Numbing cream co and it’s cheaper in price. Dr. Numb failed to provide the protection against pain that it was supposed to.

The packaging is great, and it seems like this is the only one in the market with a 4.5-star rating, so I decided to give it a try even though it's much pricier. Honestly, the results are just okay. I don't really notice much difference compared to other brands with lidocaine as the main ingredient. I think the ratio of lidocaine is probably the same across the board, so I’d give it 4 stars. But considering the higher price, I’d rate it 3 stars instead. Thanks!

This stuff works amazing. I’ve tried several different numbing creams and this is superior to any other. It lasts about 2 hours.