Abreva 2grm Pump Size 1ct Abreva Cold Sore Treatment

The moment you feel it come on after a hot day and your lips get chaped Like crazy. Always works.

Whenever I am starting to get a cold sore I order this brand. Getting it the stores cost up to $25 dollars. Here I get it so much cheaper and works.

It wrks great cause within 7 days it’s gone Bt could wrk a little faster tho put I like it

I have gotten cold sores since 2nd grade. In my 40s now and I have tried every product known to man:drs prescriptions every product ever made for sores etc and this prevents and heals. Only product that does it. Second I feel a cold sore itch or tingle,I dab this on for 2 days when I feel that itch and tingle and no cold sores pop out. Daily, I use the squeeze tube carmex and no lipstick it anything else etc and no cold sores. Also, every time I blow my nose I wash my lips with hand soap, dry, then swipe a little Abreva. Cold sores used to line my lips non stop and doing these things stopped it. Avoiding metal silverware and aluminum cans has also contributed to eradicating my cold sore issue. No other lip products or combination I ever heard of has licked cold sores for me and other people whom I've shared this with have seen the same result as me. Hope this helps.

Abreva works. Apply at first sign, keep applying. So glad I was told about it. But I usually buy the squeeze tube, seems to last longer. Abreva expensive, there are cheaper store brands 10 docosanal. I prefer Abreva

I get cold sore once in a while. Especially when I'm tired or stressed, I can feel it coming on the usual spots. I've tried everything to prevent it from happening and failed. For the longest time, I just assumed Abreva won't be much different. And the fact that this product is so expensive kept me from trying. Oh I wish I tried sooner. I bought one a few weeks ago and kept it in my drawer for the next happening. One night, I felt the bump was coming, but I stupidly didn't think to use it at first warning. The next day, I got a something on the area. I knew it was a matter of time before it was going to expand and become flaky. I put on the Abreva and I immediately felt it working. It tingled a bit. I applied day and night religiously for the next week. It didn't get rid of the existing ones, but it never got bigger. I didn't get any flaky stuff either. For the whole week, it just looked like a small bump. Overall, I'm happy that Abreva works as advertised. PS. I'm going to buy tube version next time. The pump version dispenses too much product with each pump. For a small area, I was wasting more than half of the product with each pump. The tube version should last me much longer.

This abreva really works. It's costly but it's worth it. It helps soon the hurt and helps heal the blisters faster.

A product will not stop working simply because it reaches the expiration date. I generally keep a tube around for a year (infrequent use) and it never loses it's effectiveness. So why the expiration date? Because everything has to have a shelf life for the FDA and generally that date will be 1 year. Why get stressed out over it when stress is one of the triggers for cold sores? The pump is slightly cheaper and it does spurt out more product than you may need. Unlike the tube, it's easier to pry apart to get leftover product. TIP: If it spurts too much out try using a bit of Saran Wrap or a tin or tiny cork/capped bottle to salvage extra product. Getting enough iron to help support your immune system will help prevent sores and clear them up if they do appear.

When available in Canada they are 1/3 the price I paid for these so I won’t order them again