Does Chloraseptic Numb Your Throat?

Ultra Chloraseptic contains a local anaesthetic called benzocaine. When sprayed on the back of the throat (where it feels scratchy, painful or uncomfortable to swallow) it provides a numbing effect in seconds.

What happens when you swallow Chloraseptic?

Toxicity: None to minor toxicity expected after swallowing small, taste amounts of the spray. Large amounts can cause more symptoms. Expected symptoms: Minor tingling sensation of the mouth and throat, minor stomach upset if swallowed.

Are you supposed to swallow Chloraseptic?

Be sure you know if this product needs to be shaken before using it. Do not swallow Chloraseptic (phenol oral spray and rinse).