Comparisons

Mouth ulcer products, label by label

Each comparison sets UlcerMagic beside another mouth ulcer product and shows what the two labels say: what is in the pack, the ingredients, how the product is applied and how many times, and who should not use it. The tables do not rank the products.

How these comparisons are made

We compare only products that are applied directly to a mouth ulcer to relieve its pain. For each of the other products, the information comes from its official product page or its label in one named country, called the reference market. Each page shows the date this information was checked, and every statement about the other product is traced to a source listed on that page. The UlcerMagic information comes from its pack and leaflet. Product details can change, and they may differ from country to country.

Side-by-side comparisons

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Each page names the country its information comes from and the date it was checked.

  • UlcerMagic and OralMedic

    Two mouth ulcer liquids, each applied with a swab

    What is in each pack, the ingredients, how the liquids are applied and how many times, and the cautions on the labels.

  • UlcerMagic and Debacterol

    Two liquids applied with a swab, both followed by a rinse with water

    The pack, the ingredients, the directions and the cautions, including what each label says about children and pregnancy.

  • UlcerMagic and Aftamed

    A liquid applied once, and a gel applied several times a day

    The pack, the ingredients, how and how often each is applied, and the cautions each label gives.

  • UlcerMagic and Aftacure

    A liquid and a gel, as their packs describe them

    The format, pack, ingredients and country where each is sold, with the allergy caution printed on each pack.