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American Red Cross Anti-Itch 1 g/100g spray by MY IMPORTS USA LLC
American Red Cross Anti-Itch, 1 g/100g, spray Drug class: Corticosteroid. Available over the counter. Listed by MY IMPORTS USA LLC.
Over the counter

American Red Cross Anti-Itch

Hydrocortisone 1.0%(w/w)

Listed by MY IMPORTS USA LLC

Strength
1 g/100g
Form
Spray
Route
Topical
Class
Corticosteroid

What it contains

  • Hydrocortisone 1 g/100g

FDA record

Dosage form Spray
Route Topical
Drug class Corticosteroid
Approval route OTC monograph
NDC code 51628-4527
FDA application M016
RxNorm concept 317564
Package sizes listed 1
Marketed since October 2025

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Same active ingredient, different manufacturer, strength or form. Products matching on both ingredient and strength are usually interchangeable — but confirm before switching, especially with modified-release forms.

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Form
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Class
Corticosteroid
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Strength
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Class
Corticosteroid
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Alacort

Hydrocortisone

Strength
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Form
Cream
Class
Corticosteroid
Rx only Generic

Crown Laboratories

$15.75 We supply Hisone 10 mg (different strength or form) View product

Alacort

Hydrocortisone

Strength
10 mg/g
Form
Cream
Class
Corticosteroid
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Crown Laboratories

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Alkindi Sprinkle

Hydrocortisone

Strength
1 mg/1
Form
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Class
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Rx only

Eton Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

$15.75 We supply Hisone 10 mg (different strength or form) View product

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Hydrocortisone

Strength
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Form
Granule
Class
Corticosteroid
Rx only

Eton Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

$15.75 We supply Hisone 10 mg (different strength or form) View product

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