TCP Liquid Antiseptic Reviews

Tcp for anyoe who doesnt know is a mild antiseptic liquid. Ity is available in liquid form in 4 different sized bottles, 50ml, 100ml, 200ml and 500ml Tcp has a variety of different uses and the main one i use it for is a sore throat it is great for helping kill infection in your throat if you gargle with it and it stops the ...  Read the complete review

TCP is an incredibly versatile liquid antiseptic that can be applied to myriad external scrapes, cuts, sores or infections, keeping the area clean and fighting infection and helping to speed up the healing process, and can also be gargled in heavily diluted form to helt combat sore throats. It still needs diluting for normal external use in any ...  Read the complete review

This stuff stinks and stings! That's what my nan used to say. She also said if it does neither then it's only as good as water, and it's true. This stuff can be used to treat all manner of things from grazed knees, spots, bites and stings. Usually a quick dab on the skin a couple of times a day will do the trick but be careful, don't ...  Read the complete review

TCP Liquid Antiseptic is something that I believe should be a staple item in all medicine boxes around the world. TCP comes provided in a glass bottle with a screw lid and it's a brown glass colour with a blue & green label which I find to be instantly recognisable. The bottle automatically reminds me of elderly relatives and trips ...  Read the complete review

I simply cannot live without this stuff. Having a bottle of TCP in the bathroom cupboard is as essential as waking up each morning and putting on clean pants. TCP is a liquid antiseptic, it claims that is fights infection and soothes pain. You can but it from chemists and supermarkets in varying sized bottles. It looks medicinal even ...  Read the complete review

I guess most households have a bottle of antiseptic tucked away in a cupboard, it was an even present in my family home when I was growing up (not in a good way as it normally made an apperance when I had cut my knee open or had some other injury from falling off my bike!) but you can't be without something like that with youngsters around I ...  Read the complete review

TCP smells. It smells VERY VERY stongly of antispetic and the smell will not go away after you use it! So be warned. You may actually like the smell (this is likely if you have NOT been forced to gargle with it as a child with a sore throat- that sort of experience will alter you!). I have grown up around TCP - there was always a ...  Read the complete review

My first experience of TCP was falling in the school playground and the fear I felt when I saw the teacher pull out a bottle to clean the wound with, the pain was just as excruitiating as pulling the plaster off in the bath the same night (whoever said it hurts less to pull it off in one go was a liar - you heard me Dad you lied ;-P ...  Read the complete review

In most bathroom cabinets you will normally find a bottle of TCP a good old fashioned antiseptic that is still used by many today. My mum used it when we were young as did my Nan. TCP is an antiseptic liquid which soothes pain and fights infection; it is used for a number of different things. You can buy TCP from most chemists and ...  Read the complete review

I have exactly the same problem as reported ,by tinman on 21-10-06 First my skin turned red, and now is has become brown and dry and slightly crusty.

VANDERSTUKKEN ROBERT FRANCE

TCP is a great all rounder to have in the bathroom cabinet. It is a liquid antiseptic. It comes in a dark brown bottle with a bluey green label. The liquid itself is a clear yellow colour. TCP has so many uses: Relief of sore throats-just dilute it and gargle twice a day. Mouth Ulcers-Dab direct onto ulcer three ...  Read the complete review

I have recently discovered from a very reliable source that in fact TCP is nothing more than "TomCats' Piddle" If you don't believe it try it, smell it even verify by colour then compare it with your favorite felines waste and see for yourself. Can anyone else substantiate my findings and or run a comparison test if so please write a ...  Read the complete review

TCP - The Versatile Antiseptic >-<>-<>-<>-<>-<>-<>-<>-< The playground saviour? >-<>-<>-<>-<>-<>-<>-< Everyone remembers falling over as children and grazing their knees, don’t they? Well, maybe not quite everybody. For some, ...  Read the complete review

My wife and I live near a distributor of fine British goods in which we purchase from. We live in Florida, USA. Besides chocolate, I took a bottle of TCP home. I used it on my rash...and the rash disappeared. What's funny is I tossed the tissue that I used to apply it into a trashcan and our smoke alarm just over the trashcan went off. We both had ...  Read the complete review

it's a great antiseptic i used it for the infection for which was up my my anus, serious it worked i was confused at first how it worked just dilute it in water and flush it out great for ulcers and great for standard infections and them nasty bites, and stings and mouth ulcers and if you ever get a nasty CUT on the skin just use tcp and if the ...  Read the complete review

avoid it...my girlfriend tried it out for a spot and has burnt her skin....started by making her skin red then it went a dark colour and now it is all peeling off! they say on the label you can use it for intimate parts....what a nightmare that would be!

TCP is a liquid antiseptic that comes in a user friendly bottle with a screw top,I dont know exactly how long its been on the market but I remember my mother buying this when I was a young child. I have grown-up children of my own now and I'm still using it and just about everyone I know has a bottle in their bathroom cabinet, so it ...  Read the complete review

When the bee stings I USE…… well after talking about Dettol I thought I would tell you about T.C.P. The other antiseptic I use and have used for many a year. T.C.P. liquid comes in a brown bottle with a blue’y green label with white writing. When you open the white screw cap a distinctive smell is released ...  Read the complete review

I'd often wondered why nobody in the USA uses TCP. Well, I did some research and I think I've found out the answer. TCP is 2,4,6-trichlorophenol. It's a flaky yellow solid substance, which in the UK is sold in suspension in small quantities for use as an antiseptic. It's great for cuts and bruises, and as a last resort against ...  Read the complete review

I am quite certain that most homes keep an antiseptic preparation of some sort, that is conveniently and readily available at all times. Our household is no different and especially if you have two grown up children, the need for such medications are imperative. Since my childhood days my family has always used Dettol Antiseptic ...  Read the complete review