B.B.C spray is a topical preparation used to relieve pain, sterilize wounds, and combat infections in the mouth and skin. It is characterized by its formula, which usually contains three active ingredients: benzocaine, a local anesthetic for pain relief; sodium borate, an anti-inflammatory; and cetrimide, an antiseptic and antibacterial. B.B.C spray is widely used to treat mouth and gum infections, mouth ulcers, minor throat infections, and tongue ulcers, as it works to relieve pain and calm inflammation in these sensitive areas.
B.B.C is also sometimes used on superficial wounds or minor burns on the skin as a topical antiseptic and analgesic. It is sprayed on the affected area once or several times daily as needed. It is characterized by its ease of use and rapid effect, but it is intended for external use only. Swallowing or prolonged use without medical advice should be avoided.