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need2stockupon Apr 18, 2012 8:11pm
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I know what the problem is
I know what the problem is Pliaglis looks like snot. Need2.
THE FDA recently approved Pliaglis, a combination of two common topical anesthetics – ones that are applied to the skin. Pliaglis forms a gel-like mask that releases them.
Pliaglis video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ECD_4bdWxg
Pliaglis sales were discontinueddue to manufacturing problems.The following information was provided by the manufacturer at www.pliaglis.com.
As of September 15, 2008 we will discontinue sale of Pliaglis® (lidocaine&tetracaine;) Cream 7%/7%. After this date we will be unable to fill any additional orders.
We took this action because of recurring inconsistent viscosity (thickness) of the product formulation. Our testing has found significant levels of variability in the viscosity parameter, resulting in a thicker cream which can make application of the product difficult.
While we continue to work diligently to address this challenge at every level, we feel it is in the best interest of all concerned to resolve this issue before we continue sales.