Molutrex Molluscum Contagiosum Treatment, 3ml

Super impressed with this product , after weeks of religious applications twice a day, we saw a massive improvement. Used on 10 year old daughter and adult man. Tried Molludab and tea tree and they didn't do anything but this did within 2 days papules burst (do bleed).Stings/burns for a minute after application, recommend blowing or standing by a fan. Don't miss a treatment , we applied night and day and wore a different dark t shirt every night . Still applied even if scabby. Daughter had over 20 spots and within fortnight now just red spots/patches which are slowly fading.Better value as you get an extra ml compared to molludab and like the application brush. We also used silver spray to help prevent spread to healthy skin once applications dried/waited few mins after applying molutrex.Update: molluscum gone, just red marks left . Using silver spray to be on safe side

I used this molutrex liquid in conjunction with Aveeno baby daily care cream, which contains colloidal oatmeal and six zinc oxide.Follow the instructions carefully and it will get rid of the molluscum spots. This liquid really does work. You just need patience and perseverance. Do not squeeze the spots, they're highly contagious and spread very easily. There is one big one which we haven't managed to get rid of fully yet, but all the others (about ten) have completely gone. It's amazing! When the liquid goes on be very careful not to get it on surrounding skin and if it's itchy just blow on it gently. The cream added afterwards really helped with the itchiness. The zinc is healing, so once the molluscum has gone, still put the cream on to heal the pink mark left behind.

Back in December, I took my 7 year old year old to the gp to complain about a lesion that had appeared on her skin and wasn’t getting any better after a few weeks. The gp then attempted to cauterise it but he had a suspicion that this might not work. He said it was likely that this was Molluscum contagiosum (but at its early stage).He also informed us that it was likely it would grow bigger in the next couple of weeks and spread all over the body including the face. He informed us it was a harmless virus likely to last for up to 2 years. However he could offer no treatment. All we should do is wait for it to for it disappear on its own within 2 years.The cautisation didn’t work and the lesion got bigger and began to spread. By mid-March, I began to panic at the rate at which it was spreading. I decided to check for something online before it got to the face or anywhere else not covered by clothing.I came across Molutrex. Boy, am I glad I did!It’s easy to apply with the brush it comes with and it also comes with another applicator for applying to tiny molluscum.If you are not a fan of reading instructions, the compa y has an online video (you tube) instruction I stumbled across showing how to apply it.It does sting for a min or so after each application. I stopped applying after a few days of use as instructed even though I wasn’t sure it had worked- but I can confirm it did.This product is well worth it because I can confirm that most of the molluscum are gone. The big one’s def gone now. It did leave some scarring but I expect those to clear in time.I’m so thrilled I had to leave a long review.I have applied again today on some tiny new lesions appearing but they are not many and I expect these not to leave any scars once they are gone. I’m very pleased with this product.

This helped the blisters pop and go away.. Unfortunately despite following the instructions very carefully, it also left pretty bad chemical burns on my son's arm that have not faded any in 3 month so would not use or reccommend this product.

Doesnt cure but does help manage symptoms.

Brilliant worked within 2 weeks all spots gone after months or struggling.

My 11 year old daughter had developed these unsightly horrible mollesciums all over both her inner thighs. She was so self conscious and so I took her to our doctor who basically said there was no treatment for them and they would go away on their own. After finding out they could take years to disappear I searched for help online and at first came across Molludab which was just a waste of money in my opinion. Mollutrex is so much better and much easier to apply as it comes with a little brush (almost like a nail varnish brush) If your child is sensitive and worried about things stinging then be prepared as it really stung like hell when we first started using it. There were lots of tears but I was reassuring to my daughter and she put up with it as she knew it would help (the stinging lasts a minute or so then eases off quickly) . We started off putting the solution on every night before bed. The spots go very red after just one or two applications. I think it basically burns the blister a little to pop it and this is what starts the healing process. After a few days the spots start to scab up but we still continued to apply the solution and then we eased off and applied it when we thought it was needed (usually every 2nd or 3rd day with a break inbetween). It is not a miracle cure and it really does take perseverance and constant applications and you will sometimes think it’s a losing battle as new spots crop up inbetween applications but we stuck with it and sometimes increased the application to twice a day. Because my daughter had so many spots and they all went so red and scabby her legs looked really awful after a few weeks and I was so worried I had damaged her skin but all of a sudden one day after about 6 weeks we noticed we were getting the better of the nasty little things and they really started to clear. The spots do leave red scars behind but these are slowly starting to clear too. We have just a couple of spots now that we are still treating. It’s been hard work but I really am glad I found this treatment as I honestly think the horrible things would have spread all over her legs if we hadn’t got to grips with them. If your child has them and can put up with the stinging then use this product as it really works!