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2-Count 0.07-Oz Abreva Docosanol 10% Cream Cold Sore Treatment
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Amazon [amazon.com] has 2-Count 0.07-Oz Abreva Docosanol 10% Cream Cold Sore Treatment for $26.81 - 35% off when you 'clip' the coupon from the product page - 5% off when you checkout via Subscribe & Save = $16.09 ($8.05/Tube). Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $25+ or $35+ orders (minimum requirement varies by location).
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Table 3 has median times to heal. Not the best study design as it's retrospective self reporting.
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For all the people wasting time on this stuff. I used to get sores 5+ times a year on my lips. Abreva helps but does not work nearly as well as what you can get from your doctor. Just go to your doctor and get a prescription for Acyclovir. Just 1 tablet a day when you notice first signs. Take it for 3-5 days. It will stop the progression of the sores immediately and if caught quick it will go away in a day with no progression to actual sores. You can get a large supply through the web doctor portals if you don't want to go to a doctor. It is safe to use daily for preventive purposes. Since using Acyclovir (only for outbreaks) I hardly get symptoms anymore. I only get outbreaks when I am really sick and Acyclovir stops the sores every time. I haven't had an ugly swollen sore on my lip in years.
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I need to add I take the tinctures 2-3 times per day for a few days after the initial dose.
My company has a corporate owned HMO with a clinic located at our building. I can pretty much walk in anytime during the weekday 8-4 hours though I sometimes need to set appointments which are a day or two at most.
I used to have Kaiser Permanente and it was fairly reasonable scheduling here. A week at most.
I suspect your HMO has oversold service in your area.
But do you use it every night or only when you have an issue ?
A general tip to people is to make sure you wash your face at least twice a day. I used to be lazy and only wash face when I showered. But washing every night before sleep I think helps alot .
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A general tip to people is to make sure you wash your face at least twice a day. I used to be lazy and only wash face when I showered. But washing every night before sleep I think helps alot .
Here is what I do and don't do.
I don't take Lysine as a daily vitamin.
When a cold sore appears I immediately crush a lysine tablet into a powder, mix it with a tiny amount of water and apply the paste to the sore. At the same time I ingest 3000 mg of the Lysine vitamin. Then Every hour or so I apply additional paste to the sore. Usually next morning the sore is either gone (depending on how quickly I caught it) or it hasn't gotten any larger than it was when I first applied the paste. For me Stress is the sole reason cold sores appear. Years ago Dr told me I could take a daily oral medication to prevent cold sores but he didn't think it was a good idea. I agreed.