Product Description:

Florocid Injection is a combination of Sodium Fluoride and Procaine, primarily used in veterinary and clinical settings as an antibacterial agent with local anesthetic action. This formulation helps manage and control bacterial infections, particularly where a local action is required, while also providing temporary pain relief at the injection site.

Sodium Fluoride acts as a topical antibacterial agent, aiding in disinfection and bacterial control. Procaine, a local anesthetic, helps numb the area and reduce pain or discomfort associated with infection or the injection process. Florocid Injection is used under professional supervision and is not meant for self-administration.

Key Benefits:

• Antibacterial action at the local site of infection

• Provides immediate pain relief through local anesthesia

• Useful in veterinary and clinical applications

• Helps control localized bacterial growth

• Reduces discomfort during minor surgical or treatment procedures

How to Use:

Florocid Injection should only be administered by a qualified medical or veterinary professional. The dosage and route of administration (intramuscular/intradermal) depend on the type of condition and species (if used in veterinary practice).

How It Works:

• Sodium Fluoride helps eliminate harmful bacteria from the local site of infection.

• Procaine blocks nerve signals in the body to provide quick pain relief.
  Together, they work to disinfect the area and reduce discomfort simultaneously.

Precautions:

• For external or intramuscular veterinary/clinical use only

• Do not self-administer

• Keep out of reach of children

• Inform the doctor of any known allergies before administration

• Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight

Common FAQs:

Q1. What is Florocid Injection used for?

Florocid Injection is used for its antibacterial and anesthetic effects in veterinary and local clinical settings to reduce infection and pain.

Q2. Is Florocid Injection safe for human use?

This injection is primarily formulated for veterinary or specific clinical procedures. Use only under professional guidance.

Q3. Can it be used for dental procedures?

Florocid may be used in procedures requiring both antibacterial and local anesthetic effects, but only as directed by a healthcare provider.

Q4. What are the side effects of Florocid Injection?

Possible side effects include mild irritation, numbness, allergic reaction, or localized swelling at the injection site.

Q5. Can Florocid Injection be given at home?

No, it must be administered by a trained professional only.