Red Cross Toothache Medication Drops

I wish I would have found this stuff 5 years ago. Anyone who has dealt with severe toothpain knows just how incapacitating it can be. That throbbing, piercing, shooting pain that goes all the way down into your jaw or up into your sinuses..... it's something that I've tried dozens of different methods to get easy, fast and safe relief from. I had gotten to where I was taking 2 or sometimes even 3 BC powders all at one time just trying to get the pain to ease up. Basically begging for a heart attack or at the very least a few stomach ulsers if I kept taking them like that. A friend of mine recommended this product specifically and told me that it would "blow my mind by how well it works"... and holy molar was he right. The first time I used it, I was shocked at how fast the pain just melted away and how little of an amount it took. I dunked 2 of the pea sized cotton balls into this magical bottle of fluid, placed one on each side of the tooth/gum area that was hurting, and waited. To my disbelief, within the first 30 seconds (just long enough for the fluid to be squeezed from the cotton and find it's way into my gumline) i could already feel the effects and the pain starting to be overpowered by the numbing/tingling sensation of the fluid. After I would say no more than 5 minutes, I spit the cotton balls out, rinsed with some mouthwash and headed straight to my computer to order 2 more bottles. THIS. STUFF. IS. INCREDIBLE. The pain was completely gone!! I was so excited to have finally found something that worked so well. I ended up calling my friend who recommended it to me and yelling many hateful profanities at him for not telling me about this stuff sooner. (He obviously knew I was just joking and I eventually thanked him profusely and surprised him with a delivery pizza I ordered and had sent to his unknowing address). So, what I'm getting at here is, if you suffer from tooth pain or even something like a gun disease or soreness from grinding or clenching while you sleeper anything like that, you need to give this stuff a try and hopefully you will have the same results that I have. And the best part is... it's all natural!! No longer having to destroy my body with all those pills and powders that barely worked to begin with has been the best sideaffect of this stuff and I feel so much better now after a few weeks of using it. This little bottle has literally changed my life. My only negative remarks would be that it does have quite a strong, bitter taste to it and it's a little bit overwhelming at first but the relief that comes after far outweighs it's a bad taste. It's probably just my mind rewiring itself but I've actually grown to kind of enjoy the taste because I know what is soon to follow. Also, the bottle that you get is very small. Although, as I mentioned before, it doesn't take very much at all to be effective. I would guess it's enough fluid for maybe 10-15 treatments if using 2 of the cotton balls like I do. So if it works for you like it does for me, I would suggest stocking up on a few packs like I did so you don't run out quickly. Best of luck and God bless all of you beautiful people.

Here’s the deal, this stuff works GREAT for relieving pain. It was a lifesaver. I also didn’t think the taste was THAT bad. It tastes strongly of cloves, which is an ingredient in mulled wine among other things so I don’t find it as unpleasant as others. It’s a strong taste but not horrific. It also definitely will sting your lips or tongue, but it doesn’t hurt that bad and the stinging will go away within a few minutes. It’s pretty hard to apply only to a tooth so it’s likely you will have some stinging and bad taste as the liquid touches other parts of your mouth, but it’s really no comparison to the pain of a toothache. BIG CAVEAT/WARNING: it did not hurt, and in fact felt great to apply it to my gums, so I generously put it on the gums above the hurting tooth. Now the tooth feels better (the filling calmed down) but I have a mouth sore above the tooth and pretty much all over the gum where I applied it. I can’t think of anything else that could have cause it besides this oil, and a quick internet search revealed coments about clove oil causing sores on the gums or cheeks when applied there. DO NOT SLATHER YOUR GUMS IN THIS. I think it is just too abrasive for that. I had to discontinue using it and go to benzocaine only for the sores. To be fair I think the directions only say apply to your tooth, which is why I won’t detract any stars for this. Just don’t be fooled into thinking that because it does not burn to apply to the gums that everything is peachy up there. I would still use this in the future but only to apply directly to a tooth.

It works great! Taste is terrible but this is the only thing that brought me any comfort

This stuff really does help relieve bad tooth pain. I've been popping Naproxen and Tylenol simultaneously for two days and this has helped probably more than those two options (plus no upset stomach). I must deduct a star for the poor applicator and packaging. It would be beneficial to have this in a bottle with a top that dispenses one drop at a time. Then, you could just put a drop or two on a cotton swab to place in your cavity instead of trying to maneuver a small cotton pellet with a tweezer-like tool while attempting to avoid touching any other parts of your mouth (which you want to do, because it will irritate the sides of your mouth, TRUST me). Overall, a really good product, you just have to figure out an easy way to apply it on your own.

I am using this stuff to numb my tooth in the event I need to pull my own teeth. I have a very good and honest Japanese dentist/oral surgeon. I started going to him after being treated very bad by many lousy dentist in Worcester, MA. I am sure there are some good, but I have had bad luck finding them. Examples; Years ago one talk me into a crown; broke in about 6 months. Then talked me into root canal. I kept saying please no, just pull it because root canals get infected, bacteria gets in tooth, body, heart... He talked me into one. It resulting din tooth being infected bad! Had to get it pulled. 1st dentist also had me sitting in chair 1 hour as he did test all my gums and then tried sell lifelong antibiotics and mouth guard. I refused. Did not go back to to him. Went to honest Japanese dentist. #2; had cavity on back side molar by gum line. I could see it. A blond haired lady dentist became arrogant, angry when I refused mercury filling and asked for non-mercury. She then lied and said I do ot have a cavity. I waited for months and realized she was lying. pain. Went to honest Japanese dentist (he also has those standing up all in one full mouth x-ray machine; so easy, quick). He said yes; its cavity and now it’s too late to fill. He pulled the tooth. # 3; another bad dentist (Lot from India in Worcester, use poor materials) filled one tooth new years eve. Still pain after filled. Finally had to go to the Japanese dentist; deep cavity, he pulled tooth. (Very fast, easy tooth pulling. I like this surgeon.) Went back to India dentist a couple years later f r cavity near past tooth she filled; she did weird job, never showed x-rays, told me only this one cavity. Filled it really quick. Then she started drilling/sanding down many teeth and placed this white glue over the ends and said she's doing cosmetic dentistry. I told her I did NOT say I wanted that! Then she stopped and said I think I will do some more drilling. I told her you just said only one cavity. Then she let me go. Went home and tons of sharp plastic needle like parts of that white glue breaking off, almost stuck in throat. Went on for weeks. And; left ear pain and loud ringing, whistling, roaring for months. I finally realized the ear pain was in the jaw muscle and remembered that jaw, ear pain can occur from misaligned teeth/jaw. I used a small rock from my garden to chip off all those weird plastic/glue cosmetic coatings on the teeth ends. The jaw/ear pain and ringing stopped in 1-2 days! On Yelp and yellow pages reviews; that lady dentist from India has done the same corrupt treatment to many people. One family with kids; teeth goofed up by that dentist. Police were called 2 times to her office by patients! See reviews. Many speak of the sharp needle like plastic stuff in their mouths. Pain in teeth, cavities not truly filled. PAIN!! Now about 1 and 1/2 year later that cavity she filled has gone bad. I may need tooth pulled. So; you can understand why I am buying my own dentist equipment; drills, pain killers, and study dentistry, how to make non-toxic, sturdy filling material, learn to fill and pull my own teeth. The homeless guys and hillbillies do it. There is a few men, ladies on YouTube teaching how to use clove oil (careful; too much is toxic) and a certain other mixture (dentists use this for temp fillings) to fill their own tooth and kill the bacteria with the clove oil. One guy has used this to fill his own teeth and his dentist says good job; 2 years and tooth still ok. Clove oil is in this product. (Caution; I read on a medical website that if it gets in the eyes it can cause blindness. Ask your doctor.) I have heard that once the root dies, the pain stops, if no infection/abscess. Pulling the dead tooth will probably prevent infection. Dentists warn you can die if you don't go to dentist. But my nerves are shot and I am filled with fear, anxiety from all these bad dentists. I prefer to drink a few beers and have that nice Japanese dentist pull this tooth, or if he is overloaded with appointments; I might do it myself. Frig the filling. Years ago in Daly City, California; my boss Ray told me; “finding a good dentist is like finding a honest car dealer”. When I get a good dentist; fillings last 5-10... years. UPDATE; Sept 20, 2016; I found a honest dentist!! Feeling awful, pain in tooth and gum. Calling dentists, all scared 'what-ifing' too much; New dentist, a very young man, looked to be straight out of college, allowed me to walk in and get x-ray. Only had to wait about 10 minutes. He discovered that it is sinus congestion and 'middle age lady' hot flashes causing the pain. The sinus nerve is near that upper tooth nerve which has a filling. The filling is ok. There is also a missing tooth (pulled in past) beside it and chewing on the gum irritates the condition. He said the missing tooth can affect the nerve position 'or something like that, doctor/technical stuff explained'. But its harmless. Been feeling sickish lately, and the fear of on and off what I thought was tooth pain/cavity aggravated the feeling. Since the airport opened in Worcester, MA sinus problems occur. I had this problem in the past in this city. Clears up when stay in a different location. I moved here only to be near my Mom and Auntie. Mom has gone to heaven as of last year. Auntie doing fine. Maybe move permanently back to South Boston. Ocean air! This toothache stuff I got on Amazon helped a lot! It numbed something, got me calmed down and into a dentist chair. Which is hard most times due to neck injury 'caused by a corrupt chiropractor'. This dentist was very kind, understanding, allowed me to sit pretty much upright so my neck would not stiffen up, would not get dizzy. My faith in doctors has returned. He is so nice! No arrogant, no egos. Just a real human being out there working FOR us. There ARE still GOOD guys/ladies out there.

The instructions are pretty touchy. When putting the cotton ball on your tooth, don’t touch anything else (lips, roof of mouth, etc). That may not be an issue for some, but I’m not coordinated enough. The instructions indicate that if you do touch the medicine in these areas, it may cause irritation. To make a long story short, I can attest to the fact that it definitely can cause irritation in other areas. Ordinarily, I don’t negatively review a product due to user error, but in this case, the product isn’t practical to use because it requires a greater level of precision than I can muster. Since I can think of several other adults, including my disabled mother, that would have similar issues, I decided to write the review this way.

Works as expected

I get really really bad toothaches, I mean bad toothaches about once or twice a year. I have always used ambesol as it usually provides some temporary relief, but I need to use 1/4 of the bottle to get some relief. In the middle of the night I developed an infection in the root of a tooth and the ambosal, or anything else helped to relieve the pain. I started to read some reviews on Amazon as I was going to go to the store and buy whatever was highly recommend. I stumbled on a video review from this guy that guaranteed a pain relief medication by the name of “Red Cross Toothache”. Not only did he guarantee it would take the pain away, but he also guaranteed the pain would never return. Yup, I was highly skeptical of this guys review, but I was willing to try anything to get some relief! I bought the pain reliever and put a small amount on my tooth. Now I’m willing to make the same guarantees this revewer did. This toothache medicine is a miracle! It instantly took away my pain, and it never came back during the entire week I waited to get a root canal. After my toothache was gone, I immediately got on Amazon and bought another bottle. Heck, I’m tempted to give a bottle to friends and family as it’s that good. This stuff is amazing and would strongly encourage you to buy a bottle for your medicine cabinet. The bottle is really small, but that’s likley because a small amount goes a long way. **Word of caution. This stuff has an extreme taste of cinnamon that will stay with you a bit. If you get any on your tongue or lip, they will go numb. I don’t believe you should give it to small children.

It works

Gooood

Die Lieferung erfolgte rasch. Es wirkt genauso wie Nelkenöl aus der Apotheke und schmeckt auch so. Nur das Fläschchen ist wesentlich kleiner. Während man darauf wartet, kann man auch Gewürznelken zerbeißen und im Mund an der schmerzenden Stelle platzieren. Das hilft ganz gut und wirkt auch desinfizierend. Die Gebrauchsanweisung ist natürlich auf Englisch und recht klein auf der Verpackung, daher schreib ich mal sinngemäß, wie man es anwenden soll. Zuerst den Mund mit warmem Wasser ausspülen, um eventuelle Essensreste zu entfernen. Dann mit der beiliegenden Pinzette ein Wattebäuschchen aus der Verpackung nehmen und ins Fläschchen mit dem Nelkenöl eintauchen. Mit den Fingern leicht ausdrücken und für eine Minute ins Zahnloch geben. Nicht schlucken und möglichst nicht die umliegenden Schleimhäute damit berühren. Man soll dieses Mittel auch nicht länger als 1 Woche anwenden, weil man ansonsten eine Allergie entwickeln könnte. Ich finde den Geschmack nicht so schlecht, aber ich mag auch Gewürznelken. Die wirken übrigens wirklich recht gut, ich konnte damit einen wackligen Zahn, der ziemlich schmerzte, rauskriegen - nach einer Woche ging er einfach von selber raus und bis dahin betäubte ich die Schmerzen mit Gewürznelken. Es war allerdings schon recht schmerzhaft, sie zu zerbeißen, da ist es mit diesem Mittel doch angenehmer.

Its a good relief

This is a miracle in a bottle. I actually have very good teeth so don’t get tooth ache but I have nerve issues stemming from back muscle problems and that causes me to get electric shocks in teeth ears and temples. I put on gums and in my ear just experimenting if it would have any effect. It worked even while my back was constantly in spasm and I felt the cramps I suffered no nerve pains what so ever as the affected areas were numb. I have been able to treat my nerve issues for the first time in history just using this....no drugs ever touched the level of pains I got. I am now wondering if it could be put directly on my back muscles since it’s so amazing. Not only is it fast safe and effective it’s brilliant value for money, not much is needed to treat the areas but also I feel so much better being able to eat and sleep when I do have flare ups as it can be up to 3weeks at a time I’m in agony and sleep deprivation doesn’t help matters. Now I sleep like a baby. Tastes vile but worth it