Medications for Insect Bites

An insect bite occurs when a non-venomous insect pierces the skin to feed on blood. These bites can cause an intense, irritating itch and may progress to a raised wheal or even blister.

Drugs used to treat Insect Bites

Name Drug Class Updated
Benzyl alcohol, camphor, and menthol topical Topical rubefacient 15-Aug-2023
Pramoxine and zinc acetate topical Topical anesthetics 12-Aug-2023
Lanacane Topical anesthetics 05-Aug-2023
Clear anti itch lotion Topical anesthetics 21-Aug-2023
Ivy-dry cream Topical rubefacient 13-Jul-2023
Ivy dry super Topical rubefacient 13-Jul-2023
Dermoplast Topical anesthetics 13-Jul-2023
Callergy clear Topical anesthetics 13-Jul-2023
Caldyphen clear Topical anesthetics 13-Jul-2023
Caladryl clear Topical anesthetics 13-Jul-2023
Calaclear Topical anesthetics 13-Jul-2023
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