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Eucrisa (Crisaborole) Ointment — label reference

DailyMed · Retrieved 2026-10-13

Eucrisa is listed in DailyMed as ointment. Active ingredient: crisaborole. This reference records product facts and version 13; the original prescribing information and PDF are linked.

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Reference details

Brand / product name
Eucrisa
Generic product name
crisaborole
Active ingredient
CRISABOROLE
Dosage form
OINTMENT
Route
TOPICAL
SPL author / labeler
Pfizer Laboratories Div Pfizer Inc
SPL version
13
Published on DailyMed
2025-09-25
SPL effective date
2025-09-23
SPL set ID
609b77de-1ca3-4783-b8f5-01a9c0f1d77d

Product identity

Product name: Eucrisa Generic name: crisaborole Active ingredients: CRISABOROLE Dosage form: OINTMENT Route: TOPICAL

Label version

DailyMed published this record on 2025-09-25. SPL version: 13. Set ID: 609b77de-1ca3-4783-b8f5-01a9c0f1d77d. The SPL effective date is 2025-09-23.

Original prescribing information

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