SoreFix offers products that treat and help the lips prevent cold sores.

SoreFix is a transparent zinc-based balm / cream that helps to prevent and treat cold sores.

SoreFix Rescue [LINK TO: product page SoreFix Rescue] shortens the duration and reduces the symptoms of cold sores.

SoreFix Prevent [LINK TO: product page SoreFix Prevent] prevents cold sores by forming a physical barrier that protects the lips from triggers.

Yes, SoreFix can be used in combination with medicines.

In case you are (very) sensitive to one of its ingredients. There is no information on use during pregnancies, so ask your GP for advice. As far as known, SoreFix can be safely used during breastfeeding. The balm is suited for children of four years and older.

SoreFix Rescue cold sore cream

You use the SoreFix Rescue cold sore cream to treat cold sores. For the best result, apply the cream 3 to 6 times daily to the affected area of ​​the lips to prevent further spread of the virus. Apply the cream when the first symptoms appear (tingling, itching, painful and burning sensation) until the cold sore (including the scabs) has completely disappeared. It is recommended to always wash your hands before and after applying the cream. When using lipstick, it is recommended to apply SoreFix Rescue cold sore cream at least 15 minutes in advance.

SoreFix Prevent cold sore balm

You use SoreFix Prevent cold sore balm to prevent cold sores. To prevent cold sores, apply SoreFix Prevent cold sore balm 3 to 6 times a day to the entire lip when exposed to one of the triggers. It is recommended to wash your hands before applying the balm. When using lipstick, it is recommended to apply SoreFix Prevent cold sore balm at least 15 minutes in advance.

SoreFix has products that can be used by children.

SoreFix Rescue cold sore cream and SoreFix Prevent cold sore balm are suitable from 4 years old.

Store the SoreFix products in a cool, dry place away from light and heat sources. Keep out of the reach of children.

Do not use the product after the expiry date stated on the package. The expiry date applies if the product is stored in undamaged packaging and in accordance with the instructions. For more information, read the package insert or instructions for use of the product.

Use SoreFix during pregnancy only after recommendation and under the supervision of a doctor. SoreFix can be used during breastfeeding.

SoreFix Rescue Cold Sore Cream and SoreFix Prevent Cold Sore Balm are free from sulfates, free polyethylene glycols, TEAs, DEAs, parabens and other preservatives.

Cold sores are ulcers usually formed on the lips or around the mouth. Cold sores are the most common viral infection and are caused by Herpes Simplex Virus - type 1 (HSV-1).

The cold sore is a fluid-filled blister that causes the skin to swell and marks red. The blisters are usually painful. When these blisters fill with liquid, the first layer is very sensitive. Rubbing / sanding over it can lead to a nasty infection. If cold sore lip balm is applied in time, the chance of a scar is low.

There are 4 phases in the life cycle of cold sores. The Herpes Simplex Virus is contagious in every phase. The duration of all phases together is around 7 to 10 days, but sometimes 2 weeks or more. Consult a doctor if cold sores last longer than 14 days.

To prevent cold sores you should try to avoid the triggers that activate the virus. The triggers are external influences. Most people know when a cold sore is lurking. There are several triggers for activating (herpes simplex virus) a cold sore, these vary per person.

Cold sore triggers:

• Contamination
• Stress
• Fatigue
• Extreme cold
• Sunlight / UV radiation
• Hormonal changes
• Chapped or dry lips
• Reduced resistance

A cold sore can be dangerous for a baby. If a baby is younger than 3 months and gets these symptoms, consult a doctor immediately. SoreFix is not suitable for the treatment of these symptoms in babies. Especially with small children, the virus can spread to other places in the body.

SoreFix has products to treat and prevent cold sores.

SoreFix Rescue shortens the duration and reduces the symptoms of cold sores.

SoreFix Prevent prevents cold sores by forming a physical barrier that protects the lips from triggers.

SoreFix Prevent Cold sore lip balm [LINK TO: product page SoreFix Prevent] prevents cold sores by forming a physical barrier that protects the lips against external influences (cold sore triggers). In addition, it contains a UV filter (SPF 30) with which cold sores outbreaks caused by UV light can be prevented. The cold sore balm is rich in natural oils and vitamin E to improve the condition of the lips.

SoreFix Rescue cold sore cream [LINK TO: product page SoreFix Rescue] has a unique zinc complex with proven effectiveness in all 4 phases of cold sores (All Phases Technology). The cold sore cream relieves tingling (itching), reduces the blistering of the lips, shortens the duration of the outbreak and prevents the scabs from breaking.

SoreFix Rescue cold sore cream and SoreFix Prevent cold sore balm are both transparent and discrete. The cold sore is therefore not accentuated extra.

SoreFix Rescue Cold Sore Cream and SoreFix Prevent Cold Sore Balm are free from sulfates, free polyethylene glycols, TEAs, DEAs, parabens and other preservatives.

We recommend to visit your physician if the cold sore is not healed within 2 weeks of using SoreFix treatment.