Introducing Numark Cold Sore Cream 2g, a specialized remedy for individuals grappling with the discomfort of cold sores. Crafted for those in need of rapid relief and effective treatment for cold sores (Herpes simplex virus infections) on the lips and face. Its active component, Aciclovir, is scientifically proven to impede the virus's growth, thus expediting the healing journey. Perfect for application at the initial cold sore indications, this cream aids in diminishing the duration and intensity of symptoms, earning its spot as an essential in your healthcare toolkit.

Key Features:

Active Ingredient: Contains 5% w/w Aciclovir, an effective antiviral agent. Fast-Acting: Initiates action upon application, directly targeting the herpes simplex virus. Speeds up Healing: Demonstrated to reduce the healing period of cold sores. Convenient Application: Packaged in a 2g tube for precise, hassle-free application. Safe for All Ages: Suitable for adults and children, designed for application on both face and lips. Clinically Proven: Supported by clinical research to ensure both efficacy and safety.

What symptoms or conditions can be treated with Numark Cold Sore Cream?

It's specifically formulated to treat cold sores (Herpes simplex virus infections) on the lips and face.

How does Numark Cold Sore Cream work?

The active ingredient, Aciclovir, interferes with the virus's replication, effectively halting its progression.

Does Numark Cold Sore Cream contain any common allergens?

It contains cetyl alcohol and propylene glycol, which may cause reactions in sensitive individuals.

Can I use Numark Cold Sore Cream inside my mouth?

No, it is only recommended for use on cold sores on the lips and face, not for mucous membranes inside the mouth or other areas.

Can Numark Cold Sore Cream prevent cold sores?

While it is most effective when applied at the first sign of a cold sore, it is not indicated for the prevention of cold sores.

Besides Aciclovir, it contains excipients like cetyl alcohol and propylene glycol for its cream base.

For all ages: Apply a thin film to the infected area 5 times daily at 4-hour intervals for optimal results for 5 days. If the symptoms have not resolved after 5 days, continue for another 5 days. If the infection doesn't clear after 10 days, please speak to your GP.

Always read the label.

Avoid using Aciclovir cream and consult your doctor if:

• You have allergies to aciclovir or any ingredients in Aciclovir cream (refer to section 6 for more details). Ingredients like cetyl alcohol, propylene glycol, or sorbic acid may trigger skin reactions or irritation, such as contact dermatitis.
• It is applied to the eyes, inside the mouth, or on genital areas.
• Your immune system is compromised, for example, due to a bone marrow transplant or if you are living with AIDS.

Inform your doctor or pharmacist about any other medications you are currently taking or have recently taken, including over-the-counter drugs. This is particularly crucial if you are taking Probenecid for gout.

Aciclovir cream is generally not recommended during pregnancy or while breastfeeding unless advised by your doctor.

Always seek advice from your doctor or pharmacist before starting any new medication.

Although not everyone experiences side effects from Aciclovir cream, some common initial reactions include burning or stinging at the application site, mild drying or flaking, skin redness, and itching.

If you develop a skin rash, this could indicate an allergic reaction. Discontinue use immediately and consult your doctor.

Some users may experience mild side effects such as itching, transient burning, or stinging upon application. Rarely, erythema or contact dermatitis can occur.