Yeah, maybe, but whiskey tastes like shit and gets you into all sorts of trouble!Quote:
Originally Posted by Tgo01
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Yeah, maybe, but whiskey tastes like shit and gets you into all sorts of trouble!Quote:
Originally Posted by Tgo01
Exactly. Make sure to have a camera nearby before you start drinking.Quote:
Originally Posted by diethx
They do make some stuff with pain relievers in them, usually it's a spray. How bad was the burn? I'd suggest Dermoplast which is a Benzocaine, usually for a burn. Or something that has Lidocaine in it. What is the active ingredient in the Neosporin you are using?Quote:
Originally Posted by diethx
It's not that bad in comparison to other burns that I've had. It's not blistered, thank goodness, but more widespread. My fingers are red and painful.
http://i43.tinypic.com/r7kj1l.jpg
Use orajel.
Never mind, looked it up. Get the lidocaine. It's great stuff. It's that shot we give folks before we stitch them up. Very good for immediate relief.
Yes. And that says "+ pain relief ointment", indicating that it has analgesic added.Quote:
Originally Posted by diethx
I think for now I will just occasionally run it under cold water and hold onto a bag of frozen green beans. That actually helps immensely.
So your point is... I was right in that it is an antibiotic and pain relieving ointment. Got it, thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by msconstrew
I once managed to burn the roof of my mouth so badly that it cracked wide open. Orajel was my hero, and even then I had to reapply it constantly. That's what happens when they close down all of a restaurant's locations in your area and you spot one driving through new york and don't think to maybe wait half a minute for your food to cool.