Cold Sore Treatment Cream | Abreva | 2 g

Abreva Cream Tube Cold Sore Treatment

Heals your cold sore in 4.1 days*

Contains docosanol to protect healthy cells against the virus

Specifically designed to treat &  heal cold sores caused by the herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1)

Reduce the duration of cold sore pain, burning, itching, and tingling with Abreva cold sore treatment cream — clinically proven to shorten the healing time of cold sore symptoms.

Abreva cold sore medication can reduce healing time to 4.1 days* when applied at the first sign of a cold sore — a tingle, bump, or itch.

Soothing on contact, Abreva with 10% docosanol penetrates deep into the skin to block the cold sore virus from entering skin cells and helps limit the HSV-1 cold sore virus from infecting surrounding skin cells.**

Canada’s #1 pharmacist-recommended cold sore remedy, Abreva, also received the 2020 BrandSpark Most Trusted Award for the sixth year in a row (in the Cold Sore Remedy category).

Both the tube and pump versions of Abreva cream use the same formula, and this 2-gram tube is perfect to use at home.

Features

• Clinically Proven: Abreva is the only over-the-counter (OTC) cold sore treatment approved by the FDA to shorten healing time and duration of symptoms.
• Fast-Acting Relief: When applied at the first sign of a cold sore (such as tingling, redness, a bump, or an itch), it can reduce healing time to as little as 4.1 days.
• Symptom Reduction: Helps alleviate cold sore symptoms including tingling, pain, burning, and itching.
• Non-Prescription: Available without a prescription, making it convenient for immediate use
• NPN 02245677

Medicinal Ingredients

Docosanol 10%

Non-Medicinal Ingredients

Benzyl alcohol

Light mineral oil

Propylene glycol

Purified water

Sucrose distearate

Sucrose stearate

Recommended Dose

Wash your hands thoroughly, and then apply the required amount of abreva to the tip of your finger or a cotton swab. abreva should then be rubbed in gently, but completely, into the area around your cold sore. Repeat this 5 times per day until the lesion is healed, up to a maximum of 10 days. Tube: Wash your hands again and avoid contaminating the tip of the tube after applying the cream to the cold sore. Place cap back on tube.

Cautions

Abreva Should Only Be Used To Treat Cold Sores On The Lips And Face. When Using This Product, Apply Only To Affected Areas. Avoid Applying Inside The Mouth. Care Should Be Taken To Avoid Application In Or Near The Eyes Since It May Cause Irritation; If Contact Occurs, Rinse Thoroughly With Water. If Excessive Skin Irritation Develops Or Increases, Discontinue Use And Consult A Doctor. It Should Not Be Taken Orally. Before You Use Abreva Talk To Your Doctor Or Pharmacist about Abreva In Pregnancy And Breast-Feeding Abreva Is Not Recommended For Use During Pregnancy Or While Breast-Feeding Unless Advised By A Doctor. • Use In Children Abreva Has Not Been Studied In Children. Do Not Use In Children Under 12 Years Unless Advised By Your Doctor.

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