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Bonjela · Invisible cold sore cream, 2g

Bonjela Cold Sore Cream

Bonjela Cold Sore Cream (Invisible), 2g, is a self-care medical device for the treatment and prevention of cold sores. It is distinct from Bonjela oral gels, which are licensed medicines.

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Bonjela Cold Sore Cream (Invisible), 2g, is a self-care medical device for the treatment and prevention of cold sores. It is distinct from Bonjela oral gels, which are licensed medicines.

What is Bonjela Cold Sore Cream?

Bonjela Cold Sore Cream is a self-care product for treating and helping to prevent cold sores on the lips and around the mouth. It is designed to be near-invisible on the skin. Please note it is different from Bonjela oral gels used inside the mouth.

How does it help?

Applied at the first sign of a cold sore, the cream forms a protective barrier over the affected area to support the skin's natural healing and help manage the outbreak.

Key benefits

  • Treats and helps prevent cold sores
  • Near-invisible on the skin
  • Best used at the first tingle
  • Compact 2 g tube
  • Simple to apply

Who should take care?

Read the instructions before use and use only as directed. For external use around the mouth. Don't use if you're allergic to any of the ingredients. Speak to our pharmacist if cold sores are frequent, severe, slow to heal, or if you have a weakened immune system.

Common questions

Is this the same as the Bonjela gel for mouth ulcers?
No — two different products sharing a family name. The Bonjela oral gels are licensed medicines used inside the mouth for mouth ulcers and sore gums. This is a cold sore cream: a self-care medical device for the outside of the lips and the skin around the mouth. Ask our pharmacist if you are not sure which one you need.
Does it contain an antiviral like aciclovir?
No. It is not a licensed medicine and contains no antiviral drug. It works physically — applied early it forms a film over the area, which the manufacturer says helps stop virus particles attaching to skin cells and shields the spot from UV light, a common cold sore trigger. For an antiviral instead, see our cold sore treatments.
Is it really invisible, and can children use it?
It is designed to disappear into the skin rather than leave the white film some cold sore creams do, which is why people reach for it before work or an evening out. It is for external use only, on the lips and the skin around the mouth — never inside the mouth. The pack states the age it is suitable from; check that before using it on a child.
When should I get a cold sore checked?
The NHS says cold sores usually clear within 10 days. Speak to your GP if yours has not started healing by then, if it is unusually large or painful, if your gums are swollen and sore, or if your immune system is weakened. A sore near the eye needs same-day advice, and never kiss a newborn while you have one.

About this medicine

TypeMedical device cream
Pack size2g
UseTreatment and prevention of cold sores
NoteDistinct from Bonjela oral gels, which are licensed medicines

How quickly will it arrive?

Collect from pharmacy
22-24 Woodsley Rd, Leeds LS3 1DT
Usually same day after pharmacist approvalFree
Local van delivery
Within 3 miles of the pharmacy, or LS2–LS6
Order by 10am → next morning’s 10am round£1
Standard UK delivery
Royal Mail Tracked 48
2–3 working days from dispatch£3.99 free over £40
Express UK delivery
Royal Mail Tracked 24
Next delivery day from dispatch£5.49

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