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Chloraseptic Pocket Pump Sore Throat Spray Generic Name & Formulations
Legal Class
OTC
General Description
Phenol 1.4%; cherry flavor; alcohol-, sugar- and aspirin-free.
Pharmacological Class
Anesthetic.
See Also
How Supplied
Spray—6oz
Pocket Pump—0.67oz
Max Strength—1oz
Pocket Pump—0.67oz
Max Strength—1oz
Manufacturer
Chloraseptic Pocket Pump Sore Throat Spray Indications
Indications
Sore throat or mouth pain, canker sores, minor mouth irritation.
Chloraseptic Pocket Pump Sore Throat Spray Dosage and Administration
Adult
5 sprays onto affected area every 2 hours, hold for 15 seconds and spit out; max: 2 days.
Children
<3yrs: not recommended. 3–12yrs: 3 sprays onto affected area every 2 hours, hold for 15 seconds and spit out; max: 2 days.
Chloraseptic Pocket Pump Sore Throat Spray Contraindications
Not Applicable
Chloraseptic Pocket Pump Sore Throat Spray Boxed Warnings
Not Applicable
Chloraseptic Pocket Pump Sore Throat Spray Warnings/Precautions
Warnings/Precautions
Discontinue if irritation persists or worsens after 7 days. Pregnancy. Nursing mothers.
Chloraseptic Pocket Pump Sore Throat Spray Pharmacokinetics
See Literature
Chloraseptic Pocket Pump Sore Throat Spray Interactions
Not Applicable
Chloraseptic Pocket Pump Sore Throat Spray Adverse Reactions
Not Applicable
Chloraseptic Pocket Pump Sore Throat Spray Clinical Trials
See Literature
Chloraseptic Pocket Pump Sore Throat Spray Note
Not Applicable
Chloraseptic Pocket Pump Sore Throat Spray Patient Counseling
See Literature
Chloraseptic Pocket Pump Sore Throat Spray Generic Name & Formulations
Legal Class
OTC
General Description
Phenol 1.4%; cherry flavor; alcohol-, sugar- and aspirin-free.
Pharmacological Class
Anesthetic.
See Also
How Supplied
Spray—6oz
Pocket Pump—0.67oz
Max Strength—1oz
Pocket Pump—0.67oz
Max Strength—1oz
Manufacturer
Chloraseptic Pocket Pump Sore Throat Spray Indications
Indications
Sore throat or mouth pain, canker sores, minor mouth irritation.
Chloraseptic Pocket Pump Sore Throat Spray Dosage and Administration
Adult
5 sprays onto affected area every 2 hours, hold for 15 seconds and spit out; max: 2 days.
Children
<3yrs: not recommended. 3–12yrs: 3 sprays onto affected area every 2 hours, hold for 15 seconds and spit out; max: 2 days.
Chloraseptic Pocket Pump Sore Throat Spray Contraindications
Not Applicable
Chloraseptic Pocket Pump Sore Throat Spray Boxed Warnings
Not Applicable
Chloraseptic Pocket Pump Sore Throat Spray Warnings/Precautions
Warnings/Precautions
Discontinue if irritation persists or worsens after 7 days. Pregnancy. Nursing mothers.
Chloraseptic Pocket Pump Sore Throat Spray Pharmacokinetics
See Literature
Chloraseptic Pocket Pump Sore Throat Spray Interactions
Not Applicable
Chloraseptic Pocket Pump Sore Throat Spray Adverse Reactions
Not Applicable
Chloraseptic Pocket Pump Sore Throat Spray Clinical Trials
See Literature
Chloraseptic Pocket Pump Sore Throat Spray Note
Not Applicable
Chloraseptic Pocket Pump Sore Throat Spray Patient Counseling
See Literature
