WELMATE Cold Sore Treatment - Docosanol 10%, 2g (Generic Abreva) (Pack of 2)
Two tubes of docosanol 10% cream keep cold sore treatment ready at home and away.
Keep Cold Sore Care Close at Hand
- Face and lip cold sores
- Two-tube home-and-away supply
- Compare to Abreva® active ingredient
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WELMATE Cold Sore Treatment - Docosanol 10%, 2g (Generic Abreva) (Pack of 2)
Take Back Your Lips - Contains 10% Docosanol, the #1 recommended ingredient by dermatologists. It's clinically proven to shorten the duration of cold sore-related symptoms. Doctor Formulated - The cream penetrates deep within the layers of the skin to targ...
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- Take Back Your Lips - Contains 10% Docosanol, the #1 recommended ingredient by dermatologists. It's clinically proven to shorten the duration of cold sore-related symptoms.
- Doctor Formulated - The cream penetrates deep within the layers of the skin to target cold sores and fever blisters at their source, not just the surface of the lips. For topical use only.
- Functional Ingredients - Docosanol 10% is the only FDA-approved medicine shown to shorten healing time. Provides pain relief from tingling, itching, and discomfort on lips and face.
- How to Use - Wash hands before and after applying cream. Apply to affected area on face or lips at the first sign of cold sore or fever blister (tingle). Rub in gently, but not completely. Use 5 times daily until healed.
- Why WELMATE? - Founded in 2020 by former pharmacy employees who were fed up with retail pricing of over-the-counter medications. Today, we continue to bring affordable health and wellness products directly to your doorstep. Made in Canada.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When should I start using it?
Start at the first sign of a cold sore, such as tingling, redness, a bump or itching. Continue using it as directed until the cold sore is healed.
How does docosanol help?
Docosanol helps prevent the cold sore virus from entering nearby healthy skin cells. When started early and used as directed, it shortens healing time and symptom duration.
How do I use it?
Apply to the affected area on the face or lips at the first sign of a cold sore and continue as directed on the Drug Facts label.
