General Description

Codylox is the first drug approved by the FDA to cure genital warts. The highly-potent agents in Codylox gel were designed to destory the virus infected tissues. Codylox should be used only for treating external genital and perianal warts.

How to apply Codylox gel

Carefully follow the directions outlined below. You should start with using Codylox gel twice each day for 3 consecutive days. Then take a rest from Codylox for 4 days. It is advised to not treat more than 10 cm of infected tissue. Don not use more than 0.5 ml of Codylox solution in a day. Repeat this cycle at weekly intervals for no more than 4 weeks.

Warnings and safety precautions

If you have any kind of medication allergy you may need special monitoring or dosage adjustment. Consult your doctor or call ours toll-free at the number above. Codylox is categorized as pregnancy C class drug by FDA, meaning that the exact effect of Codylox to an unborn baby is not yet known. Therefore, you are strongly advised to not use Codylox during pregnancy. Codylox may also get transferred into breast milk.

If you missed a dose

If you happened to miss a dose simply go back to and carry on with your original schedule. Do this as soon as possible unless it's time for the next administration. Don't take two doses at once.

Side effects you may encounter

Stop using Codylox immediately and seek medical attention if you experience any of the following conditions: - difficulty in breathing; - closing of the throat; - swelling of the face, tongue, lips; - burning sensation, stinging, or pain; - hives. You can expect, however, less serious effects to occur. If you experience itching of the treated skin area, inflammation, burning or mild pain, even unpleasant odor or pain during intercourse you can continue on with your treatment, or if worried, you can call us toll free any time on 866-441-3579.

How to store Codylox

Keep Codylox at room temperature in dry place, away from children's reach. If your medicine has expired you can safely throw it away.

Overdose symptoms and what to do when you suspect an overdose

Seek immediate medical attention if fever, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, or sensation of numbness or tingling in limbs, irregular heartbeats are experienced. In more serious cases overdose may lead to confusion, seizures and unconsciousness.

Further information on Codylox gel and Codylox solution

This product is only for external use. Do not give it to anyone else even if they suffer from the same condition. Do not forget to wash your hands before and after Codylox treatment.

Disclaimer

This drug information provided above is for your information purposes only. It is not intended to cover all uses, directions, precautions, drug interactions, or adverse effects you may encounter while using Codylox gel. This information is meant to be general guidance only and should not be considered legal advice for a particular case. Furthermore, we disclaim all liability for and/or from any costs, damages or consequences of any type that may result from the reliance on the information.