Oral Wound Dressing

I have fed up with my mouth ulcers every month and tried to use many gels from the market but no use.This one works well and I got healed in second use.recommended

Relief quickly

Quick heal

One of the better products i've used in my various run ins with canker sores. They won't stay on a tongue ulcer - but really good for the lips and gums. Definitely recommend this product.

Rubbish. Don't waste your money. Hard to adhere to a sore spot or ulcer. Came off almost immediately. Feels like you have a piece of plastic in your mouth. Better off using salt water to solve the issue, the old ways are the best ways!

Very plasticy feel and they don't always stick nicely

Brought 2 packs of 5 Stuck on straight away my bottom lip.sticks to my gums taking skin off making lip sore and stings but put 2 on at same time as skin loss was big no pain now first time I've used these but good choice hope it heals well

Fortunately I do not have any Oral Wounds, Thrush, Canker Sores & Braces-Related Sores right now, but I do like to have items such as this '10pcs Curatick Mouth Ulcer Treatment' in stock so to speak, so that if problems were to arise I could address them. People buy medicines and First Aid kits in advance sometimes, right? Other products along similar lines can also be bought ahead of time like fire prevention products - you might buy a Fire Blanket but you don't use it straight away right - you buy it to use it when you need it. The products take the form of little mint-flavoured, circle-shaped patches that you would place over your problem area(s). I've not used one directly as it is just now and I've no intention of doing so until I actually need to use them. You may be of the opinion that makes me a bad reviewer - you're welcome to that opinion of course, but I would find it wasteful to use one of the individually-wrapped treatments just for the sake of it. There is a 'report' button if my review is that offensive to you! The pack is currently listed for £7.50 (correct at time of writing) and for the 10 pieces included, plus the convenience of having the set delivered to your door, I think this is pretty good value really. You could consider it £0.75p per piece with free postage or less per piece if you factor in postage costs. Whichever way you look at it I think the products are good quality from what I can tell, and things like these are always good to have around in a "you never know..." sense. I'm pleased to have the pack because mouth ulcers can crop up out of nowhere, and these being individually wrapped means they can have more shelf-life than other similar products.