Calgel Reviews

I bought this recently from Boots at £2.19 for a 10g tube. My little-un was screaming and has just brought out his back top left tooth and I could see the same on the right hand peeping through. As we were in Boots I thought might as well try although I had not used this product before. It is basically a gel which relieves teething ...  Read the complete review

I have been experiencing wisdom tooth pain for the last four years and when that pulsating pain starts, I always have some sort of teething gel to hand...aswell as a packet of paracetemol and a hot water bottle... More recently, I was unprepared for the attack of toothache so I picked up the nearest teething gel I could find in a local ...  Read the complete review

I bought this on special offer in Boots (50p off a tube that normally cost £1.59) while I was still pregnant, in preparation for the horrors of teething that everyone had warned me about. When the symptoms started (night waking, drooling constantly, screaming, rosy cheeks etc.) at 10 weeks, when he was still suffering from colic, I was ...  Read the complete review

Not everyone gets it easy as a parent. Colic, reflux, and the one thing you're guaranteed to have your little one go through. The dread T word. Yes, teething. Calgel is produced by the same people who produce Calpol. To start with, I didn't know it existed, and Bonjela didn't seem to be working. To make matters worse, my son seemed to ...  Read the complete review

When my daughter started teething i was recommended many products by my sisters and by friends who had sworn by them for their children and wanted to pass on the tips. Teething is a natural process, but you wouldn't think so from the pain it causes your little one. There is no cure to this pain short of sedating your little one until all of the ...  Read the complete review

I bought this fro Tesco in a dire need and it was the only one they had in, but I am pleased to say it works just as well as the previous brand we were using. It comes in a metal tube with a screw top cap, which can be a bit fiddly to replace when you have a littel blob og Calgel on the end of your finger. The gel itself is a ...  Read the complete review

Now that my 5 month old son has started teething I dashed to Tesco and grabbed a couple of tubes of teething gel, onw being Bonjella teething gel, and the other Calgel. Calgel is made by the same people as Calpol. I soon found out that my son couldnt stand the Bonjella Teething gel, he screwed his little face up whenever I applied it. He ...  Read the complete review

My son is teething at the moment and is very miserable so i thought i would try some teething gel.I went in the chemist to buy some bonjela and they had unfortunately run out, so the pharmacy assistant suggested calpol teething gel. What a find!!, it has a herbal flavour that is not as strong as bonjela so a much more pleasant taste for tiny ...  Read the complete review

When my daughter first started teething i tryed every method and product going to try and ensure that my baby girls wasn't suffering, then out shopping one day i came across calgel, in my local boot's and thought i'd give it a try as they are makers of capol and so i trusted the product, When i first applyed the gel to my daughters gums ...  Read the complete review

Teething pains are a common problem with babies, as any parent will know, and whilst there is no way to completely stop the pain suffered by the young ones, there are certain means of soothing these pains available. One very effective way I have discovered is Calgel Teething Gel. There are many other effective remedies also available, from other ...  Read the complete review

When your baby is crying nonstop and you have exhausted every possibility, you will try anything to try and cure the problem. Cal gel was recommended to me by a friend when my daughter was a couple of months old. There is a warning on this teething gel not to be used in babies under 3 months old. I can only assume it is because of the calpol ...  Read the complete review

When our son began cutting his first teeth we tried both Cagel and Bonjela teething gels. Surprisingly he will clamp his mouth shut when we try to apply the Bonjela, however he is very receptive to Calgel. He seems to actually enjoy the flavour of this product and will smack his lips together and babble happily upon application. I ...  Read the complete review

A great aid to those teething tots!! Calgel, what a fantastic idea fom our friends and the makers Calpol! They describe the tube as being rapid soothing relief from teething pain, and that is does. The tube costs around 1 pounds in more wilkinsons and asda stores and is great to have in your baby bag. The tube is ...  Read the complete review

There's an eight-letter word that strikes fear into the hearts of most new parents. Even the most mild-mannered, well-behaved, angelic baby can turn into a monster - yes, you guessed it - teething! There's a certain justice about it all. Easy pregnancy? Speedy, uncomplicated delivery? Baby that sleeps through the night? Rather than ...  Read the complete review

As a new Mum I sometimes find it difficult in choosing between all the products that are available for baby's needs. Teething products were no exeption. When the dribbling started, closely followed by the fist chewing, I knew what was coming, then came the pain and screams. When I visited the chemist there was so much to choose ...  Read the complete review

My baby is only 10 weeks old so I didn't expect him to teeth so soon. Calgel teething gel is sugar free and has a herbal flavour. On the box it says "formulated to bring rapid soothing relief from teething pain, it acts quickly to relieve pain and soothe gums". Rapid is definately the word I would use to describe it too. ...  Read the complete review

Calgel is a must in my medicine cabinet.I have 3 children the youngest being a 6mth old baby who has just started teething. The calgel seems to give instant releif to sore and swollen gums and is reasurring to know that it is made by Calpol(the very trusted medicine) My husband has been moaning all day about an ulcer in his mouth and at ...  Read the complete review

Calgel is a sugar free teething gel, which can be used once your baby is 3 months old. Although it helps to relieve the pain of teething, it only has a short-term effect. It can be used upto 6 times a day at a minimum of 20-minute periods, but if you did that it would only be useful for a total of 2 hours. I find it best only to use it ...  Read the complete review

I'm not really sure why I have a tube of this, I don't have any children just yet - I think my Mum gave it to me in a little first aid kit she made up when I moved house! But I'm certainly glad I have it, it's fantastic stuff. My boyfriend seems to suffer from mouth ulcers quite often and (like a crying baby) one application of ...  Read the complete review

My son suffered very badly with his first teeth, he wouldn't eat and screamed constantly and I was tearing my hair out.. Calgel was the first gel I bought and believe me I wouldn't try any other, the change was incredible, my son who was then screaming his head off like he was possessed suddenly calmed down and then was sleeping like an ...  Read the complete review