Stad Spray

Stad Spray is a lidocaine spray made by Unisearch Pharma and used on the skin or mucosal surface as directed by a clinician. Each spray delivers lidocaine as labeled in the pack, and lidocaine is a local anesthetic that helps numb an area for short-term relief. Stad Spray is used to reduce pain, burning, or irritation in a targeted area, including use in men’s health settings when a doctor recommends local numbing. Because it acts locally, Stad Spray is not meant to treat the cause of the problem, only to reduce sensation in the area treated.

How it works: Lidocaine works by blocking sodium channels in nerve cells, which stops pain signals from traveling to the brain. In spray form, Stad Spray coats the treated area quickly, so numbness starts locally where it is applied.

Stad Spray is the spray presentation of lidocaine, so it is chosen when a fast, localized numbing effect is preferred over creams, gels, or other forms. This as-labeled spray strength may be selected by a doctor when a more precise, easy-to-apply dose is needed and when the clinician wants to limit spreading to nearby skin.

• Local numbing before minor procedures
• Short-term relief of pain or burning in a small area
• Doctor-directed use in men’s health care
• Temporary reduction of discomfort from irritated tissue

• Use Stad Spray only exactly as prescribed by your doctor.
• Shake or prepare the spray only if the product label instructs you to do so.
• Spray the medicine onto the affected area from the directed distance, avoiding the eyes and broken skin unless your clinician told you otherwise.
• Do not inhale the spray and do not use more than the prescribed number of sprays at one time.
• Allow the medicine to work for the time your doctor recommends before activity or a procedure.
• Wash your hands after use unless the hands are the treated area.

Stad Spray provides lidocaine as labeled in each spray, and the exact number of sprays depends on the area being treated and the reason for use. A doctor decides how many sprays to use, how often to repeat them, and the maximum amount per day, because lidocaine can be absorbed if too much is used. Do not increase the number of sprays or use it more often than prescribed, even if the first application feels mild.

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

Common side effects of Lidocaine may include:

• Temporary stinging or burning where sprayed
• Mild redness or irritation at the application site
• Numbness or reduced sensation in the treated area
• Itching or tingling
• Unpleasant taste or throat numbness if the spray is used near the mouth or throat
• Lightheadedness, especially if too much is used

• Use only on the area and in the amount your doctor prescribed; higher-strength or repeated spray use can increase absorption.
• Do not get Stad Spray in the eyes, and avoid spraying onto large areas of skin unless specifically directed.
• Use extra caution if you have heart disease, liver disease, or a history of seizures, because lidocaine may be absorbed more easily or cause more side effects.
• Do not use with alcohol or other products that can increase drowsiness or dizziness without medical advice.
• Avoid driving or operating machinery if you feel numb, dizzy, or lightheaded after use.
• Tell your doctor if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or plan to use the spray repeatedly.
• Do not apply to severely irritated, infected, or broken skin unless your clinician tells you to.

• Other lidocaine products or other local anesthetics
• Antiarrhythmic medicines such as mexiletine, amiodarone, or similar heart rhythm drugs
• Medicines that can affect liver metabolism of lidocaine, including cimetidine and some beta blockers
• Alcohol, which can worsen dizziness or lightheadedness

Store Stad Spray at room temperature in the original strip/box of 10 sprays, away from heat, moisture, and direct sunlight, and keep it out of reach of children.