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MOBISYL CREME

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Generic Name for MOBISYL CREME

Trolamine salicylate 10%; contains cetyl alcohol, parabens.

Legal Classification:

OTC

Pharmacological Class for MOBISYL CREME

Topical analgesic.

Manufacturer of MOBISYL CREME

Ascher, B.F & Company

Indications for MOBISYL CREME

Minor aches and pains.

Adult dose for MOBISYL CREME

Apply liberally and massage into affected area 3–4 times daily.

Children's dosing for MOBISYL CREME

Not recommended.

Warnings/Precautions for MOBISYL CREME

Avoid eyes. Reevaluate if symptoms worsen or persist for >7 days.

How is MOBISYL CREME supplied?

Creme—3.5oz, 8oz

Related Disease:

Pain, local

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