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The following 2 images provide visual information about the product associated with Cold Sore Treatment Extra Strength NDC 51393-5013 by Forces Of Nature, such as packaging, labeling, and the appearance of the drug itself. This resource could be helpful for medical professionals, pharmacists, and patients seeking to verify medication information and ensure they have the correct product.
Principal Display Panel - 4 ml Bottle Carton - cold sore treatment 01
This is a description for an Extra Strength Homeopathic Cold Sore treatment called "Forces of Nature - Our Original Formula". The product is presented in a 4ml (0.14 fl oz) format and includes Lemongrass. It is designed to relieve pain and itching fast with ingredients such as Echinacea and Northern White Cedar. The product includes active ingredients like Echinacea Angustifolia, Waricom, Thuja Occidentalis, and Calendula Officinalis. The directions recommend shaking well before use, applying a small amount up to 4 times a day at the first sign of symptoms, or as needed during an outbreak. The product is intended for external use only and is not to be used on children under 2 without physician direction. It advises against use if there are allergic reactions and instructs the user to consult a doctor if there are concerns.*
Principal Display Panel - 11 ml Bottle Carton - cold sore treatment 02
This is a description for a cold sore treatment product. It is made in the USA with clean ingredients, free from benzocaine, menthol, parabens, artificial fragrance, and cruelty-free. The treatment offers extra strength for pain and itching relief, with ingredients such as echinacea and Northern White Cedar. The formula includes homeopathic medicines and essential oils to reduce redness, swelling, tingling, and burning. This product has been trusted for its plant remedies since 1999, supporting healing for the body, spirit, and mind.*
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