Scrabic Cream 30 g

Scrabic Cream 30 g is a permethrin cream made by Leeford Healthcare Limited and supplied as a 30 g tube in a box of 10 tubes. Permethrin is an antiparasitic medicine, not an antifungal, and this cream is used on the skin to treat scabies and sometimes lice-related infestations when a clinician recommends it. Scrabic Cream 30 g works locally on the skin, so it is meant for external use only and should be used exactly as prescribed. The exact 30 g tube size is helpful for a single treatment area or a prescribed full-body application, depending on the condition being treated.

How it works: Permethrin in Scrabic Cream 30 g attacks the nervous system of mites and lice, causing them to become paralyzed and die. As a cream, it is spread directly on the skin so the medicine can work where the infestation is present.

Scrabic Cream 30 g is a standard tube size for topical treatment, so it is chosen based on the amount needed for the affected skin area rather than a different drug strength. Because there are no other Scrabic strengths or forms listed here, this 30 g cream is the specific presentation your doctor may select when a full treatment tube is appropriate and easy to apply evenly.

• Scabies treatment
• Lice infestation treatment when prescribed
• Topical antiparasitic skin therapy
• Treatment of mites on the skin

• Use Scrabic Cream 30 g only on the skin; do not swallow it.
• Apply a thin, even layer to all affected areas exactly as your doctor instructs.
• Leave it on for the prescribed time, then wash it off if your clinician tells you to.
• Avoid getting the cream in your eyes, mouth, nose, or genital mucosa.
• Wash your hands before and after applying, unless your hands are part of the treated area.
• If the treatment is repeated, use the same Scrabic Cream 30 g schedule your doctor gives you.

Each tube of Scrabic Cream contains 30 g of permethrin cream, which is enough for the amount of skin your clinician has prescribed it for. Topical permethrin is usually applied once, then repeated only if the doctor advises it; there is no per-day tablet-style maximum because this is a skin cream, not an oral medicine. The exact amount and how often to use Scrabic Cream 30 g should be decided by the doctor based on your age, the area being treated, and the condition being managed.

Do not change your dose or stop the medicine without speaking to your doctor.

Common side effects of Permethrin may include:

• Mild skin burning or stinging
• Itching after application
• Redness of the treated skin
• Dry or irritated skin
• Temporary numbness or tingling at the application site
• Mild rash

• For external use only; do not take by mouth or apply inside the eyes, nose, or mouth.
• Tell your doctor if you have sensitive skin, eczema, or broken skin, because irritation may be worse.
• Use Scrabic Cream 30 g only on the areas and for the time your doctor prescribes.
• Infants, young children, pregnant patients, and breastfeeding patients should use it only with medical guidance.
• Avoid applying other skin products at the same time unless your clinician says it is okay.
• Treat close contacts and bedding/clothing as advised, or reinfestation can happen.
• Do not use more often or on larger areas than prescribed, since extra cream does not mean better treatment.

• Other topical medicines or cosmetics on the same area may increase irritation.
• Steroid creams or strong acne products on the same skin may change how well treatment is tolerated.
• Perfumed lotions, alcohol-based skin products, or harsh cleansers can worsen burning or dryness.
• Recent use of other antiparasitic skin treatments should be discussed with the prescriber.
• Use with occlusive dressings or wraps only if specifically instructed by a clinician.

Store Scrabic Cream 30 g at room temperature, tightly closed, and keep it away from excess heat, moisture, and direct light.