Zovirax Cold Sore Cream 5% Tube 2g

Name: Zovirax Cold Sore Cream 5% Tube 2g
Brand: Meaghers Pharmacy
SKU: 366
Price: 11.62 EUR
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$11.62

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Zovirax Cold Sore Cream 5% Aciclovir 2g is used to treat cold sores. The active ingredient, aciclovir is an antiviral agent. This cream contains 50 milligrams of aciclovir per gram. Speeds Healing At blister or tingle Anti-Viral treatment Directions Start using the cream when you get the first signs of...
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Description

Zovirax Cold Sore Cream 5% Aciclovir 2g is used to treat cold sores. The active ingredient, aciclovir is an antiviral agent. This cream contains 50 milligrams of aciclovir per gram.

Speeds Healing
At blister or tingle
Anti-Viral treatment

Directions

Start using the cream when you get the first signs of infection. You may see skin blisters or be able to recognise the tingle sensation that means a blister will soon appear. Apply liberally to the area every 4 hours during your day (5 times per day. Always wash your hands before and after use.

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