The only other place i found that might have it is:
Nu-Woman Electrolysis
Kimberly Westwood, CPE, CCE
(813) 884-7835, Monday through Friday, 9am - 6pm (Eastern)
http://www.zoom.com/nu-woman/
Haven’t called them yet.
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from:
http://www.tsroadmap.com/physical/hair/zapnuwoman.html
"We also use a topical anesthetic/anti-inflammatory that is compounded (custom blended) for us by a pharmaceutical firm. We’ve named it Epil-EZ. This, too, is prescription medication and is only used with our patients. Having tried/heard of Emla Cream or other OTC (over-the-counter) medications, most peoples’ first reaction is believing that a topical can’t do very much. Well, it doesn’t take long to change their minds about Epil-EZ.
Epil-EZ is about seven magnitudes more powerful than Emla, and is made in such a way that it quickly penetrates through the skin barrier. This is similar mixture to what a dermatologist may use during a extensive procedure, such as laser surgery on the face. As with surgical procedures, it is important to keep the site free from blood and inflammation. Additional drugs produce this effect. Epil-EZ contains these drugs as well. Several minutes after applying the topical to the patient, I can see the skin blanche in the area of the cream. This effect is produced by all of the minute blood vessels constricting. As a result, the electrolysis treatment area will now suffer less inflammation. Additionally, the anesthetic will last longer, since it will not be metabolized so quickly.
So Epil-EZ is quite a blessing on its own. The treatment area is deadened from pain, and I’m able to do more treatment with less after-effects."
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