Molludab 2 ml by Molludab

Please consult with doctors to use this, the effect of the product is brilliant

Great product and very fast delivery and I fully satisfied.

So my son had a peculiar spot arise on his cheek and me being me thought it was JUST a spot gave it a squeeze and nothing. It appeared over night! Left it alone and left it alone and it stayed for weeks then another one appeared. I thought maybe it’s just a hard spot or boil. It then out of no where spread like wildfire so I started googling and came up with Molluscum. I took him straight to a GP who told me they were skin tags. I asked to see someone else for a second opinion who told me it was molluscum - I was told to leave them alone they gone on their own after about 18 months. Well we waited and waited till the point they spread all over his chin, cheek, two on his eye lids, his neck was covered and we could count 40+ spots. My heart broke everyday for him. His friends started asking questions and some made fun (kids older). I then managed to get him a hospital appointment after 6 months from Seeing the last doctor. When we seen the dermatologist they said they could Scalpol them out which is very painful and would leave scars or they could try and freeze them off ( like they do with warts and veruccas) I said we could try freezing them. Bearing in mind my son had over 50+ spots by this time and the area they are on (neck) is very senstive to the freeze spray. They managed to one and he was screaming in pain and was trying to scramble out the room, he was 8 years old and for him of this age to be doing that I politely declined to pin him down and them do any more. So we went home feeling defeated. I felt like there was no hope left so on a whim on the drive home from hospital I ordered Molludab. I thought it was expensive but at this point I’d try anything for my baby. After waiting two weeks to see the results of the freeze spray from the hospital- I will say now THE FREEZE SPRAY DIDNT WORK!! The dermatologist applied this at the hospital and it just burnt and bruised the surrounding skin. It didn’t touch the spots so not worth the pain. I applied it morning and night making sure I only touched the spots with the chemical as it burns the normal skin (irritant) I did this for maybe a month and all of sudden you could see his immune system started attacking the spots. They started so swell and look red and sore and then they would just go! I couldn’t believe it and within maybe 2 weeks they were all completely gone not one left. It says not to use on the eyes but I read that if one spot is left behind then it will spread again so extra precaution was took and I got the one right next to his tear duct (made sure I only used a tiny bit) I will say that the applicator is very hard to apply to the spot so you need really good light to see the you have got the spot wet. You need to shake the bottle with the applicator inside every few spots to wet the applicator again. Don’t apply to spots that are open or really red / sore (these spots are already going away) Near the end applying it got sore and he wanted to rub it but you need to persevere it goes away after a minute or two. It’s not nice but it needs to be done . Honestly this is worth the money but u can’t forget to apply it or it won’t work. Twice a day morning and just before bed. The picture shows the first spot reacting to the Molludab and then it was a dream thereafter completely spot free and the scarring is nearly gone too and it’s been about a year now

I have had molluscm for 8 months. I have had them frozen, I’ve tried molludab, conzerol, tea tree oil and lemon myrtle oil. Nothing works. The molludab irritated them and when I followed the instructions they swelled up and went red, when I stopped using molludab, the molluscm went down with no change. To warn anyone else, conzerol was the biggest waste of time, it literally smells like a beef paste. You put it on and it dries then crumbles off leaving brown flakes everywhere. It was the absolute worst. The lemon myrtle oil just plain burned, it would have been bearable if there had been any results but it did nothing. The tea tree oil also failed me. What has finally worked was squeezing them. Get some anti bacterials and anti septic creams/ gels, plasters and tweezers or a spot lancer. And get squeezing like you’re a 14 year old boy with your first big pimple. I cleaned the area with my anti bac, then used my spot lancer to create a hole and to pop it. Then I used the tweezers to squeeze the pus out and my fingers to get to the important infection part, which is a usually tiny little ball. Then anti bac and anti septic, clean your hands INSTANTLY and plaster the thing up. Sometimes there will be a lot of blood on the big ones but this is the ONLY thing that has actually got rid of the molluscm pustules for me. Save your money. I spent £100 on fake remedies.

I’m writing this review in the hope of helping other parents to get rid of this horrible virus! It is long but I want to help others that are suffering! We first went to the doctors with a few spots and was told to just leave them they will go on their own in 6-18 months. Within a couple of months it had spread terribly a big cluster in the crease of the elbow and from the armpit all the way down the torso and started to make its way across the stomach. This is when I knew I had to do something. I had been previously trying to treat with tea tree but this didn’t do anything! I looked at many options including molludab, but wanting to avoid this product as it contained an acid and I wanted to try alternatives. We first tried a cream called conzerol, in hand with the conzerol soap costing over £60 for the tube of cream (not a very big tube) and a further £15 for the soap... after 3 tubes (desperate to persevere and had a lot of spots) after over 6 weeks there had been no real improvement. I felt as this was the most expensive option it was the most likely to work, but I was wrong! We next tried zymaderm again, tried for several weeks as the instructions for both say to treat for around 6 weeks, but again nothing happened with the zymaderm, some would go red and inflamed as apparently they should when about to heal, but instead just got infected leaving me no choice but to pop the whole thing and then make sure we had cleaned everything with antiseptic to make sure we didn’t spread the virus further. When this also didn’t work we had our holiday to Mexico coming up in the next two months. I was so worried about the pools, damp swimming stuff spreading them further and the way people would react to the unsightly infection all over his arm and torso. This is when I relented and bought mouldab and it was the best thing I could have done. As many people have said there is the tiniest bit in the small bottle, don’t except the bottle to be full... this is something to do with legal requirements only being able to sell a certain amount of the acid that is in moludab. Again I agree with others that you can’t really see anything on the spatula, I took the little plastic funnel out the top of the bottle (it does say not to) which restricts the amount of liquid that can come out on the spatula although it probably still would have worked with out it. I applied it twice a day to all spots which was hard work keeping my 3 year old still but with the iPad and a bit of moaning we did it. He did squirm and complained that some of thr spots really stung but he got over it within a few seconds. The bottle says to stop applying when they go red and inflamed as this means they are healing but I carried on applying until the spot disappeared. It also says to stop using after 4 weeks and throw away the bottle. What I noticed was that approaching the 4 weeks my son had stopped complaining about the stinging. At this point over half the spots had disappeared so I knew I had to carry on with the treatmeant. We bought a second bottle and suddenly he started complaining about the stinging again so I think it must loose it’s potency after 4 weeks hence the warning not to use it after this time. 2 weeks into the second bottle every single one of his spots had disappeared. This was the best possible outcome, we were relieved. It took 6 weeks in all but as I said we were riddled with them and now we are not worried about baths/water/ itching and spreading and also the comments from other children and adults. If you are looking for something that really works give it a try I honestly couldn’t be happier, and even better the had all cleared up just before our holiday!! Goodness knows how long they would have continued to spread if we had not found this brilliant product! Doctors should definitely be prescribing it in all areas of the U.K. as After some research some areas do, some do not!