Dr Wheatgrass Skin Recovery Spray 175ml / 5.8fl.oz

My son contracted molluscum on the side of his upper arm below his shoulder towards the middle of Dec. 2021. However we didn't realize at the time that's what it was. It started off as one tiny pus bump that I thought would eventually go away if we kept it clean and put a little Tea Tree Oil on it from time to time. Then eventually in beginning of Jan 2022, a few more of those bumps started popping up right around the first one, and the first one got bigger. He told me that it was itchy and that he'd been scratching. So I was a little more diligent with putting the Tea Tree Oil on, but it wasn't working. He also started developing eczema in the same area. So I purchased a natural eczema essential Oil homeopathic blend by Forces of Nature to put on it after treating it with the Tea Tree. It wasn't working. By mid Jan, the bumps had spread down to his elbow and began popping up on his back and on his inner thigh... Right in the areas where he was scratching the most. So I started delving into researching different skin conditions and natural treatments. I finally discovered that he had contracted molluscum, based on similar images and descriptions I saw online. So I researched to learn all that I could about it. I tried treating it with Apple Cider Vinegar for a few days and it seemed to get worse. The first photo was taken on January 14th, 2022. It kept getting worse. Then I came across a YouTube review by a mom who purchased Dr. Wheatgrass. Her daughter's story was very similar to my son's. It was a little more expensive than I expected, but at that point it didn't matter because it kept getting worse and I just wanted my son's arm to heal as fast as possible, especially since it's highly contagious and it's spread by skin to skin contact. So I bit the bullet and ordered a bottle of Dr. Wheatgrass Spray and we received it on Jan. 22nd, 2022. I started treating my son's arm, back and thigh that day. After 3 days, I didn't really notice a huge difference. So after watching a video posted by a dermatologist who explained that the papules in the middle of each bump needed to be removed in order to stop the infection from spreading, I decided to try that to see if it helped. So we used a needle and tweezers to do this. It was a little painful for my son but he pushed through it and when we were done I had removed over 50 papules from his arm, back and thigh. Afterwords we treated his arm with the spray morning and night. We kept his arm wrapped in gauze pads and athletic tape during the day and allowed his skin to breathe at night while he slept. The second photo is 1 week later (Jan. 29th). The bumps began to shrink in size and dry out. Then 2 days later (Jan. 31) most of the bumps had gone down completely and there were just scars. And over the next two weeks all of the bumps had completely gone away. All that remained was some very minor scarring. So less than a month after we started using the Dr. Wheatgrass, the infection had completely cleared. I highly recommend this spray for molluscum - it was worth every penny! With some consistency, diligence and patience, you'll see that it truly does work!

This has worked wonders for my kids molluscum when nothing else has

If anyone you know has molluscum, you know how difficult it is to deal with. First of all, it itches, so kids scratch it and spread it. Also, most of the treatments are painful and/or difficult to apply. This is easy to apply and not painful in the least, and it seems to be working on my seven year old daughter. It could be that the molluscum bumps were beginning to clear up on their own, but especially for those areas where she has several small bumps covering large areas, this really seems to help and is easy to apply. So far, I am still using a salicylic acid solution (such as "Compound W") for the larger bumps, but the next time a larger bump appears, I will try this first. FYI - my husband read to try Benzoyl Peroxide which we did while waiting on the Dr Wheatgrass to arrive, but I didn't find that did anything at all. With Dr. Wheatgrass, I saw improvement within the first two treatments. If you are dealing with this condition, I feel this is worth a try despite the rather expensive price. If it works for you, it will be worth it's weight in gold. The only reason I gave it 4 stars is due to shipping. The first bottle I received was completely empty. It was just not packed well enough to protect the liquid bottle. The company sent another bottle packed the same way and it had also leaked a bit. I don't know how much was lost out of the bottle, but at $30+, you really don't want to lose any during shipping. I think they could easily take care of the problem by packing it a little better. Oh well. Overall, I am still very happy with this purchase and would purchase again because it seems to be working and no more huge fights with my daughter about applying it!! I also plan to try it for other skin conditions.Update Nov 2011: I feel this did work for my daughter's molluscum. If your child has this condition, I recommend trying this as one tool in the arsenal.