UlcerMagic Liquid

One application, pain relief in seconds

UlcerMagic is a liquid you apply once to a mouth ulcer with a cotton swab. It eases the pain and forms a protective layer over the ulcer while your mouth heals naturally.

Where to buy
UlcerMagic Liquid pack with two small bottles, 2 × 0.25 ml

What it does

At a glance

Four points to know about UlcerMagic before you use it.

  • Eases the pain in seconds

    The pain of the ulcer eases within seconds of applying it.

  • One application

    Apply it once to each ulcer. There is nothing to reapply through the day.

  • A protective layer

    It forms a protective layer over the ulcer, which supports the mouth's natural healing.

  • Only where it's needed

    The cotton swab puts the liquid on the ulcer itself. Keep it off the healthy parts of the mouth.

Product details

Who it's for and what's inside

  • Who it's for

    Adults and children aged 12 and over with a mouth ulcer (canker sore) inside the mouth. Not for use during pregnancy, on cold sores or by anyone allergic to sulphur.

  • In the pack

    2 small bottles of 0.25 ml and 4 cotton swabs: one swab dries the ulcer, another applies the liquid. A soaked swab carries enough liquid for one typical mouth ulcer.

  • Ingredients

    Active ingredient: sulphuric acid 26%. Other ingredients: hydroxybenzene sulphonic acid, hydroxymethoxybenzene sulphonic acid, water, FD&C Red 40.

Get UlcerMagic

Buy it or ask a question

Pick up UlcerMagic at a pharmacy or order it online. If you have a question first, our team is on WhatsApp.

  • Order online

    Buy directly from the Goodness Care online shop.

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  • Talk to our team

    Ask us anything about the product or where to find it. We reply in English, Arabic or French.

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UlcerMagic is for use on mouth ulcers inside the mouth only. Read the directions and cautions on the pack before use. Do not use it on children under 12, during pregnancy or if you are allergic to sulphur. This information does not replace advice from a doctor, dentist or pharmacist. See a doctor or dentist if an ulcer lasts more than 3 weeks.