Medicine Description iverzine-lotion 1%
iverzine Lotion is a medical product containing ivermectin, an antiparasitic agent used to treat scabies and lice
infestations affecting the skin. It is effective in eliminating the external parasites that cause itching and
irritation.
It is easy to apply, absorbs quickly, and yields noticeable results within a short period. Use under medical
supervision is recommended to determine the appropriate dosage based on the specific condition.
iverzine Ingredients
It consists of the following components:
- Active ingredient: Ivermectin.
- Excipients (inactive ingredients used to formulate the lotion).
iverzine Concentrations
It is available in the following forms and concentrations:
- 1% Lotion (120 ml bottle).
- 1% Lotion (60 ml bottle).
- 1% Cream (30 g tube).
- 1% Cutaneous spray (60 ml bottle).
- 6 mg Tablets (pack of 24 tablets).
Indications for Iverzine
Iverzine is used in Saudi Arabia to treat the following conditions:
- Parasitic skin scabies.
- Scalp lice.
- Other skin parasites that cause itching.
iverzine dosages
The attending physician determines the appropriate dosages based on the patient's health status, age, and response to
treatment. These are guideline dosages and do not replace those recommended by the physician; the usual dosage is as
follows:
| Dosage | Condition |
| Apply a quantity to the scalp once daily as a full dose, or as directed by the physician | To remove lice and nits |
| Apply a quantity to the skin once daily at night and wash the body in the morning, or as directed by the physician | Treatment of scabies |
How to use iverzine Lotion
- Apply the lotion to a dry scalp and massage it thoroughly into the hair.
- Leave it on for ten minutes, then rinse with water only.
- Do not wash with shampoo until 24 hours have passed.
- Repeat the application within 7 days.
Side effects of iverzine
Common side effects of iverzine include:
- Skin redness.
- Mild dryness in the treated area.
- Mild itching after use.
Contraindications for iverzine
Use of the medication is contraindicated in cases of hypersensitivity to ivermectin or any of the drug's other
ingredients. Additionally, use in children under two years of age is not recommended unless under the supervision of a
specialist physician.
Avoid contact with the eyes or mouth while applying the lotion. When using it to treat scabies or lice, strictly
follow the physician's instructions to prevent complications or the spread of infection.
iverzine Alternatives Available in Pharmacies
Several alternatives are available, including:
- Ivermine
- Ivactin
- Ivertatik
Storage Conditions
It must be stored under the following conditions:
- At a temperature not exceeding 30°C.
- Out of the reach of children.
- In a dry place, away from direct sunlight.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the uses of iverzine Lotion
iverzine Lotion is primarily used to treat external parasitic infections; specifically, it is used to eliminate head
lice and nits. It is also effective in treating scabies, thanks to its active ingredient, ivermectin.
Should the hair be washed after using iverzine
Yes, the hair should be washed after applying Everzine lotion for lice treatment; it must be applied to dry hair, left
on for 10 minutes, and then thoroughly rinsed with water.
Does iverzine lotion kill lice eggs
Yes, Everzine lotion is effective in eliminating head lice and their eggs (nits). This is because it contains the
active ingredient ivermectin, which kills the external parasites that cause itching and irritation.
Is iverzine used for dandruff
No, Everzine lotion is not for dandruff; it is an antiparasitic treatment specifically designed for head lice, nits,
and scabies, as it contains the active ingredient ivermectin.