Age guidance varies by product. Recommendations in the available details include infant/toddler use (0–36 months), 2 years and up, 5 years and up, 12 years and up, and 18 years and up — check each product label for the specific age restriction.
Recommended frequency varies by product type: topical antiviral creams may be applied about five times a day; many topical creams and gels can be used up to four times daily; rinses are typically used up to four times a day; and lozenges include specified dosing such as every 1 to 4 hours — always follow the product label.
Common flavors and tastes include mint and mild mint, menthol-containing formulations, mixed berry lozenge flavors, and some unflavored gels.
Mouth sore relief products commonly come as topical creams and gels, mouth rinses, lozenges, and tablets.
