Description
Beutlich HurriCaine Topical Anesthetic Gel is the original 20% benzocaine oral anesthetic gel that dental teams have used for decades to numb tissue before procedures. The gel stays where it is placed, so anesthesia lands on the target spot instead of spreading across the mouth. Five flavors, Mint, Piña Colada, Strawberry, Watermelon and Wild Cherry, let offices match patient preference.
- 20% benzocaine – full-strength oral anesthetic for temporary relief of minor oral pain and irritation
- Stays in place – gel consistency supports accurate placement and lubricates as it works
- Five flavors – Mint, Piña Colada, Strawberry, Watermelon and Wild Cherry in 1 oz jars
- Dental staple – the HurriCaine gel used before injections, scaling and denture work
HurriCaine Gel: The Original Benzocaine Workhorse of the Operatory
Topical anesthesia succeeds or fails on placement, and a gel that runs off the tissue helps nobody. HurriCaine gel holds its position on the mucosa, delivering 20% benzocaine exactly where the clinician applied it. That control matters before needle insertions, periodontal scaling, denture seating and the other minor procedures that make patients tense. The gel also lubricates the tissue surface as it numbs, which eases instrument contact on sore areas. Its labeled use covers temporary relief of occasional minor irritation and pain from sore mouth and throat, canker sores and minor dental procedures or injuries. The 1 oz jar is the operatory standard, wide-mouthed for cotton applicators and economical across a full schedule, and choosing a flavor per patient is a small courtesy that noticeably improves cooperation, especially with children.
Features and Benefits
Anesthetic Performance
- 20% benzocaine – maximum OTC-strength oral anesthetic in gel form
- Accurate placement – gel adheres to the application site instead of running
- Lubricating action – eases contact on sore, irritated tissue
Office Practicality
- 1 oz jar – wide mouth suits cotton-tipped applicators
- Five flavors – match the jar to the patient, from Mint to Wild Cherry
- Monograph labeled – OTC drug facts labeling for professional and home use directions
Product Specifications
Product Details
- Product type – Topical anesthetic gel, oral
- Active ingredient – Benzocaine 20%
- Use – Temporary relief of occasional minor irritation and pain of the mouth and throat, canker sores, minor dental procedures and minor injury of the mouth and gums
- Format – 1 oz jar
Packaging & Model Information
- SKU 0283-0871-31 – Wild Cherry – supplied as ea
- SKU 0283-0998-31 – Mint – supplied as ea
- SKU 0283-0886-31 – Piña Colada – supplied as ea
- SKU 0283-1016-31 – Strawberry – supplied as ea
- SKU 0283-0293-31 – Watermelon – supplied as ea
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Why Choose the HurriCaine Topical Anesthetic Gel?
Operatory shelves are full of anesthetic gels, and this one stays stocked because the formula and the flavors both do their jobs. Reliable numbing plus a flavor the patient chose turns a tense minute into a cooperative one.
- Placement control – gel stays on the target tissue for predictable numbing
- Patient cooperation – five flavors let patients pick, which calms the appointment
- Decades of trust – the original HurriCaine gel with an established safety record
- Economical jar – one jar serves many applications across the schedule
Frequently Asked Questions
What is HurriCaine gel used for?
It is used for temporary relief of occasional minor irritation and pain associated with sore mouth and throat, canker sores, minor dental procedures and minor injury of the mouth and gums. Dental teams apply it before injections and other procedures to numb the surface tissue.
How strong is the gel?
Each jar contains 20% benzocaine, the full OTC monograph strength for oral anesthetic gels.
Which flavors are available in the jar?
The 1 oz jar comes in Mint, Piña Colada, Strawberry, Watermelon and Wild Cherry. Choose the flavor from the options on this page.
Why a gel instead of a spray?
Gel adheres to the exact spot where it is placed and lubricates as it works, which suits targeted numbing before a needle stick or a sore-spot procedure. Sprays cover broader areas.
How is the gel applied?
A small amount is applied to the affected area with a cotton applicator or clean fingertip, following the directions on the drug facts label.
