Jox spray 30ml

Jox instruction for use

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Composition

In 100 ml of topical solution contains 8.5 g of povidone-iodine and 0.1 g of allantoin. As auxiliary substances were used: citric acid monohydrate (0.1 g), levomentol (0.5 g), sodium citrate dihydrate (0.1 g), as well as 10 g of 96 per cent ethanol, 15 g propylene glycol and 50 g purified water.

Form of issue

A solution of red-brown color (volume 50/100 ml) is produced in vials made of dark glass with propylene lids, one in a cardboard bundle. To protect the integrity of the package, the first opening is monitored, and for convenience of use, a measuring cap is provided.

pharmachologic effect

Has antiseptic and anti-inflammatory effect.

Pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics

Povidone-Iodine is a disinfectant, which is a complex of iodine with polyvidone, a high-molecular compound that can reduce the toxic effect of iodine on body cells. It is characterized by a wide spectrum of antimicrobial action due to direct influence on proteins of microorganisms (proteolytic properties). Has a partially bactericidal effect on gram-positive and gram-negative coca and bacilli, as well as on individual anaerobic bacteria, yeast, in addition - on the simplest viruses.
Allantoin is able to exert an anti-inflammatory effect, which in combination with polyvidone produces a therapeutic effect.
The drug easily penetrates the layers of the epithelium of the mucosa of the respiratory tract, gives an early effect in acute and chronic diseases.
Iodine in the body turns into iodides, which are mainly accumulated in the thyroid gland. They are excreted mainly by the kidneys and in small amounts with feces, sweating and salivation.

Indications for use

    infectious and inflammatory processes in the oral cavity and pharynx, including tonsillitis, tonsillitis, tonsillopharyngitis, glossitis and aphthous stomatitis;
    treatment of the oral cavity and pharynx during surgical intervention on the airways and the oral cavity, and also in the postoperative period;
    first symptoms of influenza;
    treatment of various oral and throat infections caused by chemotherapy;
    streptococcal angina (in combination with antibiotics).

Contraindications

    dysfunction of the thyroid gland, for example hyperthyroidism;
    Decompensated heart failure;
    kidney failure;
    Duhring's dermatitis (herpetiform lesions);
    simultaneous use of radioactive iodine, interval before treatment with Yokes for at least 2 weeks;
    age up to 6 years;
    pregnancy or lactation (breastfeeding);
    hypersensitivity to the components of the drug Jox.

Side effects

Allergic reactions are possible with established hypersensitivity to any of the components of the preparation Yoks, which manifest themselves in the form of itching, urticaria, dry mouth and hyperemia, rarely there is angioedema. With these reactions it is recommended to cancel the drug.
Long-term use can lead to the phenomenon of iodism and the appearance of metallic taste, increased salivation, swelling of the eyelids and larynx.

Instructions for the use of Jox (Method and dosage)

Both solution and spray are applied topically. The solution is recommended to dilute with water in a proportion of 1 to 20-1 to 40, that is, 2.5 ml or 5 ml (measure with a measuring cap contained in the preparation package), or 0.5-1 tea. spoon in 100 ml of water. The resulting solution should be rinsed with the oral cavity and pharynx 2-4 times a day, if necessary, more frequent use - up to 6 times a day with a minimum interval between rinses of 4 hours.
The instruction on the use of the Jox spray is reduced to the algorithm:
    rinse the applicator with hot water;
    remove the cap, install the applicator, press several times on the applicator, so that the solution enters the nebulizer and can be sprayed after subsequent pressing;
    then place the tube of the applicator in the oral cavity approximately 2-3 cm deep;
    hold the breath, press 2 times on the cap for irrigation for the first time - on the right side, in the second - on the left side of the oral cavity.
The spray is usually used 2-4 times a day. The interval with more frequent use should be at least 4 hours.
The duration of the course of treatment should be determined by the attending physician, depending on the nature of the course of the illness.

Overdose

Information on overdose with topical application is not available.

Interaction

It is inappropriate to use with antiseptic means containing hydrogen peroxide, since the probability of inactivation of active substances is high.
Simultaneous use with lithium causes an additional hypothyroid effect.
It is not desirable to use chlorheximide, silver sulfadiazine, alkaloid salts and mercury.
Iodine is not compatible with:
    salts of iron;
    bismuth;
    copper;
    lead;
    Potassium chlorate and other oxidants;
    mineral acids;
    strychnine hydrochloride;
    quinine sulfate and other alkaloid salts.

Terms of sale

The drug is dispensed without a prescription.

Storage conditions

In a dry dark place not accessible to children, at a temperature of 10-25 ° Celsius.

Shelf life

In the form of a solution up to five years, in the form of an aerosol - no more than four years.

special instructions

The drug should not be taken orally, including inhalation or ingestion, as it causes nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, possibly the development of acute poisoning.
With topical application to integral integument, iodine absorption is minimal, while the use of the Jox spray in the oral cavity leads to a more pronounced and systemic absorption of iodine, which can lead to interference with thyroid functions.
Contains approximately 18.6% ethanol.

Jox during pregnancy and lactation

The active substances are able to cross the placental barrier and penetrate into breast milk, so the drug is not recommended for use in pregnancy, as well as for women who are breastfeeding.

Analogues

Aqua Maris;

Reviews of Jox

The drug today is popular, many note its effectiveness and always keep in their home medicine chest.
Patients leave positive responses about jox, indicating the convenience and ease of use of aerosol and the speed of the onset of therapeutic effect (within 24 hours). Of course, there are patients who prefer traditional rinses, where Jox, thanks to active substances, is effective in various inflammatory and infectious processes of the oral cavity and larynx.
You can find a few negative reviews about the drug, associated with adverse allergic reactions: itching, burning, lacrimation.