Recommendation
For any person who suffers from cold sores and the associated bacterial
infections. Also useful for chapped lips, wind and sunburned lips and nasal
area.
Cold Sores - Apply Thursday Plantation Tea Tree Cold Sore Cream every two hours
to provide relief from pain of cold sores, and to accelerate the healing
process.
Associated Bacterial Infections - Apply Thursday Plantation Tea Tree Cold Sore
Cream every two hours to lips and the surrounding area, to help control the
spread of secondary infections.
Windburn Lips - Apply Thursday Plantation Tea Tree Cold Sore Cream as often as
required. Forms a protective barrier against the wind and helps prevent drying
out of the lips.
Chapped Lips - Apply Thursday Plantation Tea Tree Cold Sore Cream as often as
required to soothe chapped lips and to assist the lips to heal.
Benefits
Relieves pain. Soothing, cooling action to relieve soreness. Prevents the spread
of unsightly sores. Stops development of secondary infections. Heals any
secondary infection which has already occurred. Pleasant non-greasy texture.
Contains Thursday Plantation Tea Tree Oil - Broad Spectrum Activity
Effective across a wide range of bacteria and fungi
Helps Prevent Secondary Infections Associated With Cold Sores
Cream Based Treatment- Non-Greasy Texture
Soothing, Cooling Action - Helps Relieve Pain and Soreness of Cold Sores
Formulation
This cream was developed after extensive clinical trials by a Queensland
pharmacist in response to demand for such a product. For the soothing relief of
cold sores and sun blistered or chapped lips.
Contra
For external use only. Patch test for allergies. Not recommended for infants
under 12 months.
Thursday Plantation Cold Sore Cream is for external use only. Conducting a patch
test for allergies before using this product is recommended. Not recommended for
use on infants. Discontinue use if sensitivity to the product occurs.
Special Points
A safe effective cold sore treatment which utilises the healing power of Tea
Tree Oil. Instantly soothing. May be applied as often as required