Molludab Molluscum Solution, with 5% Potassium Hydroxide to treat Molluscum Contagiosum, 2 ml

In desperation we used this solution on our 6 year old twin. Be prepared your child wont like it because it really stings for a few seconds each dab but strangely most children will put up with it as they too are desperate to get rid of the horrible things.. However, thank heavens it does work though you will doubt it at first. You also need to be prepared that it will look a lot worse before it gets better as the spots start to crust over and go purple. This was our routine, we first wiped the whole of the affected areas with a gentle antiseptic wipe, then carefully applied the solution to each unburst spot, let it dry when completed each spot and followed up with a spray of silver water to the whole area. You will find as some spots dry out and heal others will pop up in their place at first so be prepared for that frustration but carry on as the solution 'wakes up' their own immunity system eventually to recognise this horrible virus. We applied this routine twice a day, before and after school so you will need an extra half hour in the morning but it is so worth it as doctors were unhelpful and said it would clear itself within two years which is a lifetime to a traumatised child. Following this routine we began to see real healing within a month and they stopped popping up at the end of month two. Once we got to the stage where all 'heads' have burst (around month 3 for us)and crusted over we stopped the solution (you only use on unburst spots ) and carried on with the silver water solution spray only twice a day until the skin healed and the purple blotches gone. The silver water really speeds up the healing stage and now the whole family uses it for cuts, grazes and burns. You will be suprised how tiny this bottle is but when applied with its own 'stick' inside bottle top you will find it is plenty for the month usually. as each spot needs a tiny amount. Dont be tempted to buy two bottles at a time as the solution becomes less effective after 6 weeks so a fresh bottle is better. Id say for us it was a four month journey from first application to normal skin with no scars or blotchy skin.

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.

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 genuinely never left a review on any product from anywhere before. This product has been worth its weight in gold!! We were at our wits end with Molluscum contagiosum on our 6 year old daughter it was rapidly spreading up both legs and the GP said there is nothing that can treat it and it may take 2 years or more to go. I found this and took a chance. Within 6 weeks it has completely gone. Genuinely the best product for this condition and if my review convinces one parent of a child with this condition to try it, my review will be totally worth it.

I don’t often write reviews but I wanted to for Molludab because it really does work. My daughter who’s nearly 11 has had molluscum contagiosum for at least 18 months probably longer. It started with a few spots on the back of one knee and her groin. Been to the Dr several times to be told it’s self limiting and should go on its own. While I don’t doubt this, it started spreading to the back of her other knee, her inner thighs, her abdomen, her hand, her neck and her face. It took a while for it to start spreading but once it did it did so very quickly. She was very self conscious of them on the back of her knee so much so she would either constantly wear tights to school or have a large dressing cover them. She was very worried about getting picked on if it was noticed, which thankfully it wasn’t. With Lockdown and not being at school, we’ve been able to treat it without it being seen by others (as they’re much more obvious and unsightly when being treated). We’ve been using Molludab for 4 days and the majority of the bumps have reacted, scabbed over and are healing nicely. The older bigger bumps on the back of her knee are taking a bit longer but all are starting to become red and inflamed and are now scabbing over. Now the majority have reacted and/or scabbed I no longer need to apply Molludab and it’s just a case of waiting for them to heal. A word of warning though. The treatment hurts. A lot. My daughter generally isn’t the bravest when it comes to pain, itching etc. but she found the stinging/burning/itching it caused to be very unpleasant and uncomfortable, even if it is short lived. She cried and was distressed most times I applied it due to the stinging and burning but because she’s older she understood it was necessary, especially now we’re seeing results (I think younger kids will struggle with this). It hurts much more and for longer if you apply it to one that’s open or scabbed so I recommend stopping treating those as the body is doing its job and Molludab isn’t needed any more. I will keep Molludab on standby now in case she develops any new spots, which fortunately she hasn’t, as the newer ones scabbed over and started healing almost immediately. I hope this is now the end of it for us and when she finally goes back to school in September she can do so without worrying about it being seen (apart from the light scars that will likely remain but will fade over time) or passing it on to her friends. The bottle may be tiny but it had plenty in for what we needed. It was well worth what I paid for it.

My five year old daughter caught molluscom, it originally started at the back of one of her legs and soon spread to the other leg just below her bottom, and then to the backs of her knees. Keen to try something rather than waiting the potential 1-2 years for it to clear up on its own we tried thuja cream and tablets initially, but this had little to no effect, and the spots continued to spread. This was around February this year, and we tried the cream for about 8 weeks, so after researching and reading the reviews on here we decided to give molludab a try as nothing was working and the spots were still spreading. We started with the molludab at the start of the easter holidays, and within two weeks we were noticing a huge difference, the spots were changing, going red, and then became less raised before then disappearing. It was such a relief. The spots at the top of her legs were more stubborn and took a while longer to go red and disappear, but I am so pleased to report that apart from some faint red marks at the top of her legs which are fading, the molluscom has gone. We researched this product quite extensively and read the reviews on how to apply it, so I thought I would add my comments in case this is helpful to anyone else going through this. - molludab can sting, you need to ensure that once the spot has turned red, or in some cases burst, DO NOT apply any more molludab to the spot - if the spots burst, or looked like it may, we covered them with little round plasters, as I understand that once it bursts, it's the liquid that is contagious. We also made sure my daughter wore little cycling shorts under her school dresses to avoid her scratching them and spreading the spots, potentially on to others - when I applied the molludab, this used to be my daughters time that she could watch something on the iPad to take her mind off of it, she also had a little squishy ball thing she could squeeze, or would use play putty to play with and squeeze - you really do only need the tiniest of amounts using the applicator, it can sometimes be hard to see if the molludab has gone onto the spot, so I would use the torch on my phone, to check, and to clearly see if there were any new spots - we would apply molludab morning and night, which was a challenge when trying to get ready for school and the usual normal morning routine, but we found this really did work, and after a week or so it became quicker as there were less spots we were treating - molludab really worked for us, it is a lot of money, but for us it was worth it, and we still have lots left - fingers crossed we won't need to use it!

My 6 yr old boy started with 2 of the spots approx 9 months ago. They stayed the same until he has his first winter virus in November, which resulted in an explosion of this virus all over the tummy and buttocks. So after much research I felll upon this product. The original 2 spots we fondly call the mother ships! When treated they became reddened and then returned to normal. So we applied the product again for 5 days. The same again. Then one of them turned very very red, and the spot turned infected and after a trip to the dr we had to put anti biotic cream on for a week. It still hasn't gone. The new smaller ones on his tummy and buttocks... around 20 of them were initially treated for 5 days until the redness appeared . Nothing, and some new ones have appeared now on his shoulders and arms... What a mess we are in. The old new ones are now becoming red and pussy and infected. We have put antibiotic cream on them, or sudo cream or savlon.They are red and painful and very unsightly. Does this product work? Not for us so far and as a nurse I am very on top of this treatment. 3 on his buttocks have burst and left scars.. Would this have happened anyway.. Who knows?? It's worth a try and many people have had good results, but my sons seems quite aggressive. Tips for this virus. Shower don't bathe, it's spread by water. Cover spots that have a head, your child will scratch them and then they spread. Sudo cream is great for the itching. Use separate face towels to body towels and change after every wash/shower. I believe cider vinegar dries them up and I have also ordered, Enhanced colloidal silver amber balm as that to is "supposed" to dry these spots up. Also rather than buy ask your gp for a bottle. I took mine to show the dr what I had used and he happily gave me a bottle on prescription. Good luck! Update. We moved on and tried colloidal silver spray 20 ppm three times a day and the difference is amazing. The spots dried up and are under control. Worked much better for us and was a natural treatment without chemicals. Plus it is cheaper than molludab.

Do not bother, wish I had listened to the previous reviews. Unable to get any liquid on the applicator as there is so little at the bottom of the bottle. My son has many spots hence the reason I am trying to keep the issue at bay, but this doesn’t work and I’m unable to apply any to the areas

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

Great product and very fast delivery and I fully satisfied.