The Scenario

The scenario is all too familiar: You feel a tingling on your lip and a small, hard spot that you can't yet see. Sure enough, in a day or two, red blisters appear on your lip. It's another cold sore, probably happening at a bad time, and there's no way to hide it or make it go away quickly.
Cold sores — also called fever blisters — are quite different from canker sores, a condition people sometimes associate with cold sores.
Cold sores are common. Though you can't cure or prevent cold sores, you can take steps to reduce their frequency and to limit the duration of an occurrence. Cold sores most commonly appear on your lips. Occasionally, they occur on your nostrils, chin or fingers. And, although it's unusual, they may occur inside your mouth — more often on your gums or hard palate, which is the roof of your mouth. Sores appearing on other soft tissues inside your mouth, such as the inside of the cheek or the undersurface of the tongue, may be canker sores but aren't usually cold sores. At Sore Cold we have found an answer to this problem and you will love it. As our clients continually tell us you can finally stop the cold sore /herpes virus before it breaks out . If you don't catch it in time users of our product tell us that you can help it to heal in a remarkably short period of time generally a one to three day period as stated by the typical user. Visit our website http://www.sorecold.com/ for more information.