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This text appears to be directions for using a skin test product. It suggests testing the skin for sensitivity and discontinuing its use if sensitivity occurs. Additionally, thick even layers should be applied every 3-5 minutes until the desired level of pain relief is reached. However, it also warns against using the product near the eyes.*

This is a warning label about potential harm caused by ingesting a substance. The label mentions the concern of harm to eyes as a result of exposure. In case of ingestion, it advises seeking medical help or contacting a poison control center immediately.*

This is a drug with Lidocaine as the active ingredient used to provide relief to sore areas on the skin. The product is registered with the FDA, and its use is for professional use only. It should not be used around the eyes, and if swallowed, a doctor should be consulted. The drug should not be used if the skin becomes irritated, or the condition worsens, and it's not for use on sensitive skin. The product should be discontinued if any reaction occurs, and medical attention should be sought immediately. Pain Relief Naturally is the manufacturer and distributor of the 4-ounce cream. For more information, contact via the website.*

Purpose: Topical Anesthetic.*

The text is readable, and it contains a warning message for a product. It advises to keep the product out of reach of children and for external use only. It also warns against its use around the eyes and advises seeking medical help or contacting a poison control center immediately if ingested. The text also contains instructions to stop using the product if the skin becomes irritated, the condition worsens, or if the symptoms last longer than seven days. If the symptoms clear up and then return, the user should ask a doctor.*