Abreva® Cream for the Best Cold Sore Treatment
Don’t let cold sores stop you in your tracks. Used at the first sign of a tingle, Abreva® Cream acts fast to tackle a cold sore at its source. Abreva® cold sore cream can heal a cold sore in as few as 2½ days* when used at the first sign of an outbreak. Nothing heals a cold sore faster.**
Abreva® Cream contains the only non-prescription ingredient approved by the FDA to shorten the time it takes to get rid of a cold sore. Its unique formulation uses the active ingredient Docosanol to penetrate deep into the heart of your cold sore.***
*When used at the first sign.
**Median healing time 4.1 days. 25% of users healed within 2½ days.
***Based on laboratory studies.
Abreva® Cold Sore Cream Works Fast* – Whatever Your Cold Sore Trigger
Cold sores are small blisters that develop on the lips or around the mouth. Caused by the herpes simplex virus (HSV-1), cold sores are highly contagious – that's why you need to act fast.
Cold sore triggers include viral infection or fever, stress, fatigue, exposure to sunlight and wind, hormonal changes and a weakened immune systemi. Reach for Abreva® Cream at the first sign of a cold sore tingle.
Get help and advice on dealing with cold sores and see how Abreva® compares as a cold sore treatment.
Learn more about Abreva® Cream.
- TINGLE ALERT
- A COLD SORE IS ON THE WAY. ACT ON IT WITH ABREVA®. TACKLE THE COLD SORE TINGLE
NOTHING HEALS YOUR COLD SORE FASTER* THAN ABREVA® CREAM
*Abreva contains the only OTC ingredient approved by the FDA to shorten healing time and duration of symptoms.
ABREVA REVIEWS – WHAT USERS SAY ABOUT ABREVA® CREAM
I can’t believe how fast it works!
Abreva® is worth its weight in gold. I’m astounded that it started working so quickly and so well.
BARB, PENNSYLVANIA
*When used at the first sign
*Abreva contains the only OTC ingredient approved by the FDA to shorten healing time and duration of symptoms.
Stay ahead of a cold sore outbreak – find out how to avoid cold sores, manage your cold sore triggers and get expert advice on treating cold sores when they strike.
Use only as directed.
SOURCES
i. Cold Sore. Mayo Clinic. https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/cold-sore/symptoms-causes/syc-20371017. Accessed 11/08/2019.
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MANAGE YOUR COLD SORE TRIGGERS
Cold sore triggers can be different for everyone. See what your triggers are so you can learn how to manage them.
