Relief of pain, discomfort and inflammation caused by common mouth ulcers, cold sores, denture and sore spots, as well as mouth ulcers, and sore spots due to orthodontic

Relief of pain, discomfort and inflammation caused by common mouth ulcers, cold sores, denture and sore spots, as well as mouth ulcers, and sore spots due to orthodontic devices. Helps to fight minor mouth infection and aid healing of sore spots and ulcers due to dentures and orthodontic devices.

Over 16 years: apply a half inch (1cm) of gel to sore area not more than once every 3 hours. For denture irritation use 30 minutes before re-insertion of the dentures. Un

Over 16 years: apply a half inch (1cm) of gel to sore area not more than once every 3 hours. For denture irritation use 30 minutes before re-insertion of the dentures. Under 16 years: not to be used.

Adults, the elderly and children over 5 months: apply a little gel to the sore area either with a clean finger tip or swab. Repeat after 20 minutes and then every 3 hours

Adults, the elderly and children over 5 months: apply a little gel to the sore area either with a clean finger tip or swab. Repeat after 20 minutes and then every 3 hours. Under 5 months: not suitable.

Infants and children over 6 months: apply a small amount of gel with a clean little finger to cover the sore area and gently massage the gums. Use 3-5 times per day as re

Infants and children over 6 months: apply a small amount of gel with a clean little finger to cover the sore area and gently massage the gums. Use 3-5 times per day as required.

18 years and over: one or two tablets twice a day placed in the buccal cavity, high up along the top gum under the upper lip, until dissolved. Do not chew or swallow. Do

18 years and over: one or two tablets twice a day placed in the buccal cavity, high up along the top gum under the upper lip, until dissolved. Do not chew or swallow. Do not take for more than 2 days.
Under 18 years: not recommended.

To relieve teething pain and soothe infants' gums where non-pharmacological treatments have failed to provide sufficient relief. The gel also has mild antiseptic properti

To relieve teething pain and soothe infants' gums where non-pharmacological treatments have failed to provide sufficient relief. The gel also has mild antiseptic properties.

Babies from the age of five months: rub a pea-sized blob of gel to a clean finger tip and spread gently onto the sore area of gum. The dose may be repeated if necessary a

Babies from the age of five months: rub a pea-sized blob of gel to a clean finger tip and spread gently onto the sore area of gum. The dose may be repeated if necessary after 3 hours, up to a maximum of 6 doses in 24 hours. For short term use of no more than 7 days.