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Bayer SoothelipNewest Review: ... it seemed to dry my lips out and then they would crack which was also quite painful. whilst at my local chemist (buying more ... more |
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Read Reviews for Bayer Soothelip
by - written on 09/03/09 (Useful, 39 readings)
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I have suffered with cold sores since i was a teenager and i always bought zovirax which i found to give me a stinging sensation for quite a while after applying the cream also it seemed to dry my lips out and then they would crack which was also quite painful. whilst at my local chemist (buying more cold sore cream!!) i noticed a little purple box with soothelip written on it. i was quite sceptical at first as zovirax was the only brand i had heard of but thought there would be no harm in giving "soothelip" a go. it is cheaper than zovirax and in my opinion alt better. if you put it on when you first feel the cold sore it will attack it straight away and ... Read the complete review
by Frank - written on 31/12/08
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Best for cold sores.
I've had cold sores for as long as I remember and some of them really ugly ones. I used to use Zovirax and never been quite happy with it. Zovirax works if you actually use it before the cold-sore appears which is not always easy to detect especially when it comes out at night. Also it's so drying that the skin around starts peeling up.
Soothe-lip cream is a god-send for cold sores. If you put it at first symptoms then you won't even see the cold sore come out but even if you put it over the cold sore (a large amount every 3 hours) it really stops the cold sore from growing, and it doesn't dry up the infected area as much as Zovirax.
You'll need one tube each time.
Bottom line, if you have cold sore then you need to try Sooth-lip.
by - written on 15/06/06 (Very useful, 163 readings)
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Whilst on a recent holiday, I noticed a circle of round blisters, and having had it confirmed as a cold sore (something I had never had before), the first stop on arriving in the UK the next day was to purchase something to get rid of it. The only ointment I had heard of was Zovirax (I think that’s how it’s spelt), and this is what I duly requested from the pharmacist; this was going to be at a cost of just under £7. The pharmacist pointed me in the direction of this soothelip and assured me that it contained the same ingredients, was equally effective, and at a cost of £3.19, was certainly the better option. Packaging and Cream… The cream comes in ... Read the complete review
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