Can I use Pain Ease for pre-injection anesthesia before accessing a port?
Yes, Pain Ease may be used for pre-injection anesthesia before accessing a port. (Followyour facilitys particular protocol.) Follow the application directions for pre-injection anesthesia (See Questions 3, 4, 5 and 6). Be aware that skin covering a port may be more sensitive and may respond more rapidly to the cold temperature of Pain Ease. Be observant when applying Pain Ease. Gebauers Pain Ease should only be sprayed on the skin covering the port not directly on the port itself (See Question 21). 21.) Can Pain Ease be sprayed directly on other medical devices such as PICC lines, IV tubing or ports? Gebauers Pain Ease is not indicated for spraying directly on any medical device, such as PICC lines, IV tubing or ports. Pain Ease is compatible with a variety of materials that are used to manufacture some medical devices. However, the large number of medical devices available today use a wide array of materials. Gebauer Company lacks compatibility information that would be all inclusive
