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Framycetin Sulphate 1% – Soframycin Cream
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Framycetin Sulphate 1% - Soframycin Cream

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ProductFramycetin Sulphate 1% - Soframycin Cream
CategoriesSkin Care
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Framycetin Sulphate 1% – Soframycin Cream

Product category: Skin Care
Active ingredient: Framycetin sulphate 1% w/w
Dosage form: Topical antibacterial cream
Use: External skin use only

Soframycin cream contains framycetin, an aminoglycoside antibiotic for selected bacterial skin infections, including certain superficial infected wounds and minor burns. It is not a treatment for fungal infections or routine cosmetic skin concerns. Clinical appropriateness depends on the condition and patient.

How does framycetin work?

Framycetin interferes with bacterial protein synthesis. Antibiotics should only be used when a bacterial infection is suspected or confirmed and the product is appropriate for the affected site.

When may Soframycin be considered?

Reference product information lists selected bacterial skin infections and superficial infected cuts, boils and burns. Significant wounds, spreading redness, fever, deep infection or worsening pain should prompt medical evaluation, rather than self-treatment.

Application and handling

Clean the affected area as professionally advised and follow the exact packaging directions. Avoid contact with eyes and use in the ear unless specifically directed by an appropriate clinician. Do not continue unnecessarily for prolonged periods.

Warnings and adverse effects

Local stinging, rash, sensitization or allergic reactions can occur. Framycetin is related to other aminoglycoside antibiotics, so cross-sensitivity is possible. Extensive use on damaged skin or open wounds may increase systemic absorption and potential hearing or kidney toxicity. Pregnancy, infancy, significant kidney impairment or extensive skin injury require particular care.

Relevant Skin Care resources

Explore the Skin Care category and Ebernet antifungal information to understand that bacterial and fungal conditions require different treatments. Confirm the diagnosis before selecting an antibiotic.

Medical safety reference

Soframycin abridged prescribing information: indications and precautions

10 frequently asked questions

What is Soframycin cream used for?

It is a topical antibiotic used for certain minor bacterial skin infections and infected cuts under appropriate medical guidance.

Is Soframycin an antifungal cream?

No. Framycetin is an aminoglycoside antibiotic and does not treat fungal infections.

Can it be used for acne?

It is not a standard first-line acne treatment. A dermatologist can recommend treatments specific to acne.

Can it be used on burns?

Some product information includes minor superficial burns, but serious, extensive or deep burns require prompt medical care.

How often should it be applied?

Follow the actual product leaflet or clinician instructions; do not apply more frequently than directed.

Can it cause allergies?

Yes. Local irritation, redness or allergic contact reactions are possible.

Can it be used on open or deep wounds?

Do not use on large, deep or extensive damaged areas without medical supervision because systemic absorption and aminoglycoside toxicity are concerns.

Is it safe during pregnancy?

Discuss use with a clinician. Aminoglycosides have potential fetal risks with significant systemic exposure.

Can it be applied near eyes or inside ears?

Do not use in the eyes or ear canal without specialist instructions; use with a perforated eardrum can be dangerous.

How long should the treatment continue?

Use only for the recommended course; prolonged or unnecessary antibiotic use can increase sensitization and resistance risk.

International product enquiry

Cureiva provides educational information and handles enquiries subject to packaging verification, medical requirements and destination-country laws. No individual medical reviewer approval is claimed. Content reviewed October 2026.

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