SCABI-CAP Creamy Lotion 60ml - Effective Solution for Scabies and Skin Irritations
SCABI-CAP CREAMY LOTION (Permethrin 5%, A Medicated Lotion For The Treatment of Scabies and headlice, Adult and Pediatric Use)
Scabi-Cap provides rapid relief from scabies, head lice, and crab lice infestations, easing discomfort and itching
With 5% Permethrin, Scabi-Cap disrupts pests’ nerve cell membranes, leading to their paralysis
It’s safe for pediatric patients aged two months and older, making it suitable for the entire family
Simple and convenient to apply from head to toe for a single application cure
Available only with a prescription from a registered medical practitioner, ensuring controlled and proper usage

Scabi-Cap: Your Solution for Scabies, Head Lice, and Crab
Lice
Scabi-Cap Lotion, containing 5% Permethrin, is a powerful topical solution designed to combat infestations caused by Sarcoptic scabies (scabies), Pediculosis capitis (head lice), and Phthisis pubis (crab lice) along with their eggs It is essential to note that Scabi-Cap Lotion is meant for topical application only
Indications: What Scabi Cap Lotion Treats
Scabi-Cap Lotion is specifically indicated for the treatment of:
- Scabies: A contagious skin infestation caused by the itch mite Sarcoptes scabiei, resulting in intense itching and rashes
- Head Lice: Also known as Pediculus humanus capitis, these tiny insects infest the scalp and hair, causing itching and discomfort
- Crab Lice: Scientifically termed Phthirus pubis, crab lice are parasites that attach themselves to coarse body hair, especially in the pubic region
How Scabi-Cap Works: Mechanism of Action
The active ingredient in Scabi Cap Lotion, Permethrin 5%, acts by disrupting the nerve cell membrane's sodium channel current This interference affects the membrane's polarization regulation, leading to delayed repolarization and, ultimately, paralysis of the pests
Safe Use During Pregnancy and Lactation
While there is limited data available on the use of Permethrin during pregnancy, it should only be used if clearly needed It's not confirmed whether Permethrin is excreted in breast milk, so caution is advised
during lactation
Pediatric Use: Safe for Children
Scabi Lotion (Permethrin 5%) is considered safe and effective for pediatric patients aged two months and older However, its safety and effectiveness have not been established for infants under two months of age
Contraindications: Who Should Avoid Scabi-Cap Lotion
Scabi Lotion is not recommended for individuals with: Known hypersensitivity
to any of its components Allergies to synthetic pyrethroids or pyrethrin
Potential Adverse Effects
Adverse effects of Scabi Lotion are generally mild and transient, including:
- Mild burning and stinging sensations following application
- Rarely, pruritus (itching), erythema (redness), numbness, stinging, and rash may occur
Directions for Use: Get the Best Results
For optimal results, follow these instructions when using Scabi-Cap Lotion:
- Shake the bottle well before use
- Apply the lotion from head to toe, including under nails, skin folds, and between toes
- Massage the lotion into the skin, paying special attention to certain areas
- Do not use more lotion than prescribed
- Rinse the lotion off after 812 hours by showering or bathing Avoid contact with eyes, nose, or mucous membranes
- In case of accidental eye exposure, rinse thoroughly with water and consult a doctor if irritation persists In most cases, a single application is curative
Proper Dosage: Tailored to Age
The recommended dosage for Scabi-Cap Lotion is as follows:
- Adults: Approximately 30mL
- Children: Approximately 15mL
- Infants (2 months to 1 year): Approximately 4mL
- Note: Some adults may require more than 30mL, as prescribed by a physician
Presentation and Pharmaceutical Precautions
Scabi Lotion comes in a 60mL pack To maintain its efficacy:
- Protect the lotion from heat, sunlight, and moisture
- Keep it out of the reach of children
- Store below 30 °C
- Remember, Scabi Lotion is available only with a prescription from a registered medical
practitioner - For External Use Only
Ensure you use Scabi-Cap Lotion exclusively for topical application and follow the guidance of your healthcare provider for the best results Say goodbye to scabies, head lice, and crab lice with Scabi-Cap!
Usage and Benefits of Scabi-Cap Lotion
Scabi-Cap Lotion is effective for treating scabies, head lice, and crab lice infestations. Below are its key benefits:
- Effective Treatment: Kills lice and scabies mites and their eggs, offering relief from itching and discomfort.
- Single Application: In most cases, a single application is enough to eradicate the pests.
- Fast Acting: Provides relief from itching, discomfort, and skin irritation caused by scabies and lice.
- Safe for Children (Aged 2 months+): Scabi-Cap Lotion is safe for use in children over 2 months old (under medical supervision).
- Convenient Packaging: Comes in a 60ml bottle, offering enough product for several treatments.
How to Use Scabi-Cap Lotion
To ensure the best results from Scabi-Cap Lotion, follow these steps:
- Step 1: Shake the bottle well before use.
- Step 2: Apply the lotion from head to toe, including under nails, skin folds, and between toes.
- Step 3: Massage the lotion into the skin, making sure to cover all affected areas.
- Step 4: Leave the lotion on for 8 to 12 hours. Do not use more than prescribed.
- Step 5: Rinse off the lotion by showering or bathing after 8-12 hours.
- Step 6: Avoid contact with eyes, nose, and mucous membranes. If accidental exposure occurs, rinse thoroughly with water and consult a doctor.
1. What is Scabi-Cap Lotion used for?
Scabi-Cap Lotion is a topical solution containing 5% Permethrin, used to treat scabies, head lice, and crab lice infestations. It works by killing the pests and their eggs.
2. How does Scabi-Cap Lotion work?
Scabi-Cap Lotion works by disrupting the nerve cell membranes of the pests, causing paralysis and death. The active ingredient, Permethrin, affects the sodium channels in the pests' cells, ultimately preventing their movement and reproduction.
3. Can Scabi-Cap Lotion be used during pregnancy or breastfeeding?
While limited data is available, Scabi-Cap Lotion should only be used during pregnancy if clearly needed. It is advised to use caution during lactation as it’s not confirmed whether Permethrin is excreted in breast milk.
4. What are the side effects of using Scabi-Cap Lotion?
Common side effects include mild burning or stinging upon application. Rare side effects may include itching, redness, numbness, and rash. These symptoms usually subside after application.
5. How often should Scabi-Cap Lotion be applied?
Scabi-Cap Lotion is usually applied once. Apply from head to toe, leaving it on for 8 to 12 hours before rinsing off. If necessary, repeat the application as per your healthcare provider’s advice.
