Cutis 1% Spray (Terbinafine Hydrochloride) 30ml
Pay in 3 Installments of
Rs.
199
JazzCash
easypaisa
NayaPay
Bank transfer
Cash on Delivery
Description
Cutis 1% Spray delivers terbinafine hydrochloride 1% as a fast-drying topical antifungal mist. It treats common dermatophyte and yeast skin infections, including athlete's foot (tinea pedis), jock itch (tinea cruris), ringworm (tinea corporis) and pityriasis versicolor. 30ml bottle.
Key Benefits
- Allylamine antifungal active against dermatophytes (Trichophyton, Microsporum, Epidermophyton)
- Effective for tinea pedis, tinea cruris, tinea corporis and pityriasis versicolor
- Spray format ideal for hairy, hard-to-reach or sensitive areas like feet and groin
- Fast-drying; relieves itching, burning and scaling of fungal skin infections
- Short, simple courses help reduce recurrence risk
- 30ml bottle covers a typical treatment course
How to Use
- For external use only; do not spray into the mouth, nose or eyes.
- Wash and thoroughly dry the affected and surrounding skin before use.
- Hold the bottle about 5–10 cm from the skin and spray a thin, even film to cover the affected area and a small margin of healthy skin.
- Use once or twice daily, or as advised by your doctor or pharmacist.
- Typical durations: athlete's foot 1 week, jock itch and ringworm 1 week, pityriasis versicolor 2 weeks; do not exceed without medical advice.
- Continue for the full prescribed course even if symptoms improve quickly to prevent recurrence.
- Wash hands after application and keep the spray away from flame; do not pierce or burn the bottle.
- Consult a doctor if there is no improvement after 1–2 weeks or the area becomes painful, blistered or weeping.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What infections does Cutis 1% Spray treat?
A: Fungal skin infections such as athlete's foot, jock itch, ringworm of the body and pityriasis versicolor caused by terbinafine-sensitive organisms.
Q: Do I need a prescription for Cutis Spray?
A: Topical terbinafine is usually available without prescription, but follow your pharmacist's or doctor's advice, especially for children or extensive infection.
Q: How quickly will I see improvement?
A: Itching and redness often improve within a few days, but the full course (typically 1–2 weeks) must be completed to clear the infection.
Q: Can it be used in pregnancy or breastfeeding?
A: Use only if clearly necessary and on medical advice during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
Q: Can children use Cutis Spray?
A: Use in young children should be on a doctor's advice, with care to avoid spraying near the face.
Q: What side effects can occur?
A: Local irritation, redness, itching, dryness or stinging at the application site. Stop use and seek advice if a severe rash or blistering develops.
Usage & Benefits
- Allylamine antifungal active against dermatophytes (Trichophyton, Microsporum, Epidermophyton)
- Effective for tinea pedis, tinea cruris, tinea corporis and pityriasis versicolor
- Spray format ideal for hairy, hard-to-reach or sensitive areas like feet and groin
- Fast-drying; relieves itching, burning and scaling of fungal skin infections
- Short, simple courses help reduce recurrence risk
- 30ml bottle covers a typical treatment course
How To Use
1. For external use only; do not spray into the mouth, nose or eyes.
2. Wash and thoroughly dry the affected and surrounding skin before use.
3. Hold the bottle about 5–10 cm from the skin and spray a thin, even film to cover the affected area and a small margin of healthy skin.
4. Use once or twice daily, or as advised by your doctor or pharmacist.
5. Typical durations: athlete's foot 1 week, jock itch and ringworm 1 week, pityriasis versicolor 2 weeks; do not exceed without medical advice.
6. Continue for the full prescribed course even if symptoms improve quickly to prevent recurrence.
7. Wash hands after application and keep the spray away from flame; do not pierce or burn the bottle.
8. Consult a doctor if there is no improvement after 1–2 weeks or the area becomes painful, blistered or weeping.
FAQs
What infections does Cutis 1% Spray treat?
Fungal skin infections such as athlete's foot, jock itch, ringworm of the body and pityriasis versicolor caused by terbinafine-sensitive organisms.
Do I need a prescription for Cutis Spray?
Topical terbinafine is usually available without prescription, but follow your pharmacist's or doctor's advice, especially for children or extensive infection.
How quickly will I see improvement?
Itching and redness often improve within a few days, but the full course (typically 1–2 weeks) must be completed to clear the infection.
Can it be used in pregnancy or breastfeeding?
Use only if clearly necessary and on medical advice during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
Can children use Cutis Spray?
Use in young children should be on a doctor's advice, with care to avoid spraying near the face.
What side effects can occur?
Local irritation, redness, itching, dryness or stinging at the application site. Stop use and seek advice if a severe rash or blistering develops.
