Molluscum Treatment - Kids & Adults by Conzerol

My son was diagnosed with molluscum 10/14/2017. I ordered Corzerol along with other products to treat molluscum. Zymaderm, Naturasil, conzerol soap, and conzerol cream. I used same day shipping. Conzerol cream comes with instructions and suggestions. I followed it and a week later my son’s skin is almost clear. I used conzerol every night. After I applied cream, I covered blisters with a band aid. I used zymaderm every morning as it is clear, so he would be ok to go to school. Thank you for this product!

For us, this did not work. We used it on our son’s chest twice a day. We used a clear solution on his face so other kids don’t pick on him for having brown cream all over his chin. Neither product worked at all.We also used the soap from this same company. We spent over $100 and it didn’t work at all. That’s an insane amount of money, but we were desperate. I think these companies prey on people. If they really stood behind their product, they would offer money back guarantees.It took 3 months, but we finally got into see a Pediatric Dermatologist. He prescribed a very potent medication. It is only applied 3 days a weeks, anymore and it overwhelms the skin. And... it was fully covered by insurance. I strongly recommend seeing a Dermatologist before rolling the dice on this expensive stuff.

This product works! My 4 year old son HAD molluscum contagiosum along his torso, armpit and arm. I also used this with Conzerol Anti-Viral Molluscom Treatment Soap. We would apply at night after bath and in the morning depending on what we were doing (we were on vacation at the time that we really started "attacking" this rash). Within 10-14 days 90% of his bumps were disappearing. It does seem to get worse at first but that's the virus coming to the surface. Keep applying! Some spots took longer than others but it will go away. It did dry out his skin a bit but we can fix that later. While we were on vacation, I made him stay covered up. He slept in one piece jammies at night and during our vacation he wore a sleeve that we stitched on to his short sleeve shirts to keep his infected arm covered. This helped from keeping him from scratching or rubbing and spreading the virus. One of his biggest concerns was that the ointment would sting or hurt him. I'm happy to say, it did not. Same with the soap, it is so gentle and soothing to the skin. It is a little messy and did stain a few shirts(mainly his pj's) but I'm ok with that because my boy is doing so much better! We are still checking his body for any other signs of the virus but so far so good. I highly recommend this product.

Ok so our 3 year old all of a sudden got a couple little bumps. In some interesting areas... ahem. Then the started popping up on legs and arms and chest and back. I took him in and doctor confirmed that yep, its mollescum. She said you can try some herbal remedy called thuja but they will just go away on their own eventually. We didn't want to wait because they just kept getting worse. We first tried thuja in an essential oil. Nah, didn't do a dang thing. Then we tried thuja in the brightly colored jar that screams 'Mollescum Treatment' that you can get on Amazon. Didn't work either. Then we tried this stuff.Pro tips:1 - Get your child out of their clothes so you can see all the mollescum and have them stand in one place (lol, yeah right, I know)2 - Squeeze out a little amount of it so it's balled up on the container (its brown and sticky and STAINS ALL THE THINGS) and tap the cream on each of the bumps making sure to cover the entire bump.3 - Do this for ALL of them.4 - Make them stand for like 20 minutes to let them dry in their entirety.5 - We also got tiny circle band-aids and covered as many as feasible to hold the medicine on for longer.We kept at it and did this 1-2 times a day. We ended up going through one whole tube, and then half of another AND THEY WERE GONE.Be advised:- It stains and looks like poop. But it's worth it.- When the mollescum start going away, they look NASTY. All puss-filled and like they are infected. But that's the healing process. Then they scab over after the puss escapes, and when the scab falls off, it's gone.- Molluscum does not return for the entire lifetime so you'll never have to do this again. PTL.Bottom line: IF YOU WANT MOLLUSCUM GONE, THIS IS THE STUFF. NOTHING ELSE WILL WORK.

Had to write this review. My daughter had a little patch on her elbow, and our pedi told us they would pass on their own but it could take up to a couple years, she had had them for 6 months when I took her to a checkup. The doc said not to worry, and they looked like they were going away anyway, but then they started spreading pretty bad. I was worried from reading the reviews this wouldn’t work, and I thought it was pricey for such a risk, but I saw a couple reviews that combined this(brown for at night) with the Naturasil(clear liquid use during the day). They said the two knocked it out. I wish I hadn’t bought the other $20 one though because this Conzerol worked great by itself! I mean really well!! My husband was skeptical because it was natural, and thought we should quit when the dots started getting more irritated looking. It really does get worse looking before it gets better as it starts to dry the bumps out, get really red, and flake off little by little. But I could tell they were looking a little smaller and pressed that we should continue because reviews referenced the” darkest before the dawn.” I mean we didn’t even do it every night because we’re busy and would forget here and there. We probably used it a total of 15 times over 3-4 weeks and they went away! My daughter had them EVERYWHERE because she’s a scratcher and they spread on her arms, torso, and legs, even a couple on her face. She was wearing long sleeves to school so people wouldn’t see. I’m really happy to see her care free again! And not worried about spreading them!! Couldn’t be happier with this product! And plenty left over in case it ever occurs again.

3 weeks ago my 20 month old sons molluscum was getting out of control....both his legs were covered in it, it had spread to his belly and was working its way up his arms towards his face....after trying numerous things to get rid of it we came across conzerol, it was expensive at £60 a tube but had 100% money back guarantee so figured it would be good!! We used the first tube within 2 days because of how wide spread it was but couldn't believe the results after just 3 days! We then bought a second tube along with tea tree oil and it has completely gone. I cannot praise this stuff enough, anyone who is having trouble with this horrible condition should seriously consider this amazing cream! The results in the pictures speak for themselves, that is legs on the first application and his legs three weeks after it!! Yes it's messy and a bit of an operation to apply it twice a day but we'll worth it!! Hope this helps someone

I was planning to write a scathing review for this cream as I saw no difference when we were using it (used it for about 7 weeks).but am having to change tack as 2 weeks after we gave up using it our son’s molluscum (that he has had for about 8 months) are finally going - it’s like a miracle! Of course I can’t say it’s definitely because of the cream, and it is awful to use - had to dab on about 60 spots every night and then dry with a hairdryer before he went to bed, but it still flaked off during the night and completely ruined pjs and bedsheets/pillow.We didn’t do it in mornings as didn’t want to ruin clothes or have people wonder what the brown blobs were!Anyway we gave up after 7 weeks/ 2 tubes as they looked just as bad as ever (about 5 went but about 20 more came!) so we figured it wasn’t working and was pointless.However like I say - 2 weeks after we stopped using it the spots started going, and a couple of weeks later they are still scabbing over and then going, very slowly. So happy they are going and wonder if the cream did it.

I had MC for a period of 3 months and it was showing before I decided to try Molludab originally and then Conzerol.Molludab was OK but is basically a watered down acid solution that works by "burning" the skin so needs to be used quite carefully. Conzerol on the other hand can just be dabbed on the skin three times per day, no burning.Spots got smaller from about day 6 and after a further 12-18 days were all but gone.Towards the end, I actually tried both - Molludab for an hour then 3 hours of Conzerol. Repeat. That was super effective but was running out of Molludab by thenBoth are good but Conzerol is definitely worth thenorice and slightly better

8 year old had over 50 spots and it was getting worse. GP told us to wait and it would go away, but boy was becoming self conscious to had to do something.Put cream on every night with a cotton bud. Turning the bud to leave smear of cream on each spot. Didn't rub it in. Left for a minute and put on clean pyjamas each night. No problem with any staining.Seemed to get worse first few days as skin reacted, but after a couple of weeks started to die down. After 4-5 weeks stopped using it as spots were no longer raised/angry. Within weeks all gone.I wouldn't have believed it if I hadn't done it myself. Expensive cream, but worth it.

I was sceptical at first. After trying other products that didnt work. I was very happy after a few weeks finally noticing that the spots were disappearing. Not messy if you let it dry. Hadnt stained any of my clothes. Easy to apply.