oral pain

Products are labeled for a wide range of ages: babies (as young as 1 month), 0–36 months, 0–3 years, 2 years and up, 12 years and up, and 18 years and up.

Topical gels are described that contain lysine and menthol; product text states lysine may reduce healing time while menthol provides quick pain relief, and moisturizers help nourish the lips.

Mouth rinses are described for temporary use around affected areas; directions include swishing a capful for at least one minute and using the rinse up to four times daily (after meals and at bedtime) or as directed.

Oral pain products are offered in liquids/oral suspensions, caplets, mouth rinses, gels, tablets, and pre‑measured teething drops.

Alcohol‑free hydrogen peroxide rinses are described for cleansing and helping to promote healing of minor mouth sores; other rinses are formulated to relieve mouth sore pain and reduce bacteria. Directions include swishing a capful for at least one minute and using up to four times daily.