Abreva Docosanol 10% Cream Pump, FDA Approved Treatment for Cold Sore/Fever Blister, 2 grams price history and forecast - Abreva 80155
Abreva Docosanol 10% Cream Pump, FDA Approved Treatment for Cold Sore/Fever Blister, 2 grams

Abreva Docosanol 10% Cream Pump, FDA Approved Treatment for Cold Sore/Fever Blister, 2 grams

Brand:
Abreva
Model Number:
80155
UPC:
605388444011
EAN:
0605388444011
Walmart SKU:
584615308

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$24.95
Lowest Price
$15.00
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$19.95
Average Price
$21.82
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Customer Insights: Rated 3.9/5 from 1146 reviews.

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Perfect Product !!

Mello February 9, 2026

I have used this it the past, Itis the best and fasted healing in the world. It does cost the most and worth it.

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Pump is wasteful

Lilly March 6, 2026

The product is wonderful. The pump is awful. It makes you use too much & in turn- runs out before your cold sore is gone. Then you have to buy more. I loved the tube. I chose how much to use- pump is wasteful.

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Toxic Packaging

Paudeg June 18, 2026

I would like to give this product a five star review. However, the absurd amount of hard plastic packaging for such a small tube is really unacceptable especially as we should all be trying, consumers and manufacturers, to decrease the use of plastic which has been proven harmful to the environment, to people's health and the health of birds, fish, mammals, etc. It truly is shocking - every time I reach to buy this product which is a very good product, I just cannot due to the unnecessary and toxic packaging. Thank you and I hope you will find althernative form of acceptable packaging.

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Pump Style Abreva Defective

ML2250 August 13, 2025

Do not buy this product in a pump! I have used the cream before, in the tube, and would have this time, too, but my usual stores were only carrying the pump.The cream works well for cold sores, and although it is very expensive, the cream in the tube lasts a very long time because you don't need to use much. I was leary of buying a pump, because pumps often stop working prematurely. While the Abreva pump was working, it dispensed more than needed, then after only a few uses, it stopped pumping altogether! This is very frustrating, especially given how expensive the product is. Whatever you do, DO NOT buy the pump version of this product!

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Please be careful!!!

Caroline February 13, 2025

I used Abreva a week after I had gotten my cold sores, I don't get them very often, but when I do they stay for weeks. Just make sure you know how your skin will react to the ointment. I used it, but after 2 days, it kept getting worse, making my cold sores so bad that it had contracted in my facial nerve. Which led to the spread of it to one side of my face. Please make sure that your skin will not have a bad reaction to this, like me. I'm not saying it doesn't work because my friend raved about it, which is what led me to use it. There are 2 pictures attached below, one when I got my cold sore, and one where you can see them spreading to my face. I'm only posting this to bring attention to this matter, not to bring harm to the company.

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Can't get product out of tube package

Chuckie October 31, 2024

I currently have two tubes of this and the pump does not work in either one, leaving a bunch of product unattainable. I will never buy this in the pump again. We were forced to destroy the tube in order to access the product. I will only buy this in the squeeze tube from now on. Notagood value in this packaging.

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Awful pump design

sa111 November 11, 2025

I've used abreva for years, until last year or earlier it came out in a pump packaging. No offence, but the design sucks. The cream is helpful still. As I know many have complained the same, but I still have to say, the pump design is just not working. I am not buying this product unless it goes back to the original squeeze packaging. The pump is horrible, so much comes out on every pump, it's just wasteful. Also, sometimes it splashes so far, making it impossible to use. I feel that abreva is going to have fewer income and customers just because of the packaging.

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Does not work.

Jan116 March 3, 2026

I am still getting over a bout of cold sores all over lips and above lips. I quickly tried Abreva as it had stated that their product really works. Well.....It is a week later and I still have these cold cores all over on and around my lips. I followed the instructions to a tee. Do not be fooled by the ads for this product. Now I am seeing a registered dermatologist for help with this problem.

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Fix your dispenser!!!

Blabla May 19, 2026

Product works great but the little pump bottle that shoots out too much, gets clogged and stops working just sucks! Plus I managed to pop it open after it seemed empty and there's probably half still in there. Fix it

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Don't buy it

Doesn't work May 15, 2026

I have had zero luck with this product, I don't know why I keep buying it. I guess I'm hoping it will work sometime. One to two days and symptoms disappear, please! Im 5 days in and zero results.

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