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It’s a patented medical device for local treatment of cold sore symptoms like burning, tingling, itching or tightness, using concentrated heat without chemical substances.

Herpotherm applies local hyperthermia (about 50-51 °C) for a brief period to the affected area, which can inactivate herpes viruses and reduce symptom development.

Use it as early as possible, ideally at the first signs of a cold sore (prodromal symptoms like tingling or burning), to help prevent blister formation.

Yes — it contains no medicinal or chemical agents and is suitable for pregnant women, allergy sufferers, and children (from 12 years old) for their own use.

Remove the protective cap, place the ceramic contact surface onto the affected skin, activate the device, which heats up to around 51 °C, hold it for about 3 seconds, then replace the cap; follow hygiene guidelines.

Yes — multiple treatments on the same skin site are allowed, but leave a break of at least 2 minutes between applications on the same spot.

Not suitable for use on eyes/eyelids, mucous membranes, open wounds/blisters, burnt or scalded skin, severe neuropathy (reduced pain or temperature sensitivity), or malignant skin changes.

Some discomfort, brief warmth or tingling, and sometimes temporary redness of the skin in sensitive users; more serious reactions are rare.

Yes — when used early, it can prevent blister formation, or if a blister has already appeared, it may reduce the severity or speed up recovery relative to standard creams.

While primarily indicated for herpes simplex labialis (cold sores on lip), studies show Herpotherm is also well tolerated and may help in treating genital herpes when used appropriately.