Thanks, Wide-O--- that looks promising. Lidocaine works by blocking sodium channels and prevents sensory information from being transmitted to the brain.
I found out yesterday, that Aspercreme also has an OTC new version of RX Lidocaine patches... 4% instead of RX 5%.
The lidocaine really works well for me in the lotion/cream version though.
I really don't think you can get 4% in UK however except on RX.
I read that the WalMarts here have this, much less expensive than Amazon so far.
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