Cold Sore Fever Blister Treatment Cream
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Docosanol 10% (Docosanol 10 Percent Cream Enc 0 07 Oz 1)

Docosanol 10% (Docosanol 10 Percent Cream Enc 0 07 Oz 1)
This is a description of a non-prescription medicine for shortening the healing time of cold sores. The medicine is called Docosanol Cream with a 10% concentration. The cream is specifically used for topical purposes only. There are directions on the packaging, which users must follow for proper use. Different pieces of information are provided for consumers. For example, a user is informed that this cream is different from other cold sore remedies that are available over-the-counter. The cream is most effective when applied to a cold sore at the first indication, such as when the user feels the tingle, redness, bump, or itch. The cream can be applied five times a day until the cold sore is healed. The medicine can be used by adults and children aged 12 years and above. Additionally, it is noted that cosmetics such as lipstick can be applied over the cream, but a separate applicator (like a cotton swab) must be used to avoid spreading the infection.*

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