Most recent activity
-
Got a pair of hardly used Michelin Dynamic Sport in 28. Got no more than 200 miles on them
Got them in the classifieds somewhere for £15 +£3 postage.
Edit: here: https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/354338/
-
Looking for one of these, specifically this model.
-
It’s worth checking Tesco for the common stuff like cod liver oil. It’s often cheaper than Boots or Holland and Barrett. Boots almost always have their vits on 3-for-2 as well, which will often work in your favour if you want combinations. Holland and Barrett for anything obscure; they have everything.
-
I noticed randomly that Kids’ 3-5 Aquafresh 3 is SLS-free and is only very lightly minty. I haven’t tried it with an ulcer yet, but I fully expect it won’t burn like evil frozen minty fire like Aquafresh blue does
-
Not sure if the Exit sign is taking me straight to the LLL thread
Just don't click on it.
-
Looks a lot like it. Maybe someone Bell, 44 or 46 or maybe 4b, Connaught Road. The road looks like it's all houses on Google Maps.
-
Thanks for the pics. I'd need it posted because I'm right round the other side of the M25 :(
Sodium laureth sulphate in toothpaste irritates the hell out of mouth ulcers. Find a toothpaste which doesn’t have it and you’ll reduce the irritation. Two I’ve found are Sensodyne and Kids Aquafresh. Go for the kids one because it’s got less mint in it and won’t burn as much.
Treatment. Once they’ve flared up, there is only one effective treatment. This is a corticosteroid in oral paste called Adcortyl and it’s now discontinued in the UK. Go on eBay and get a tube of Trinolone or Kenacort which is the same stuff. Trinolone will be coming from Thailand and Kenacort from Turkey or over that way.
This is the only stuff which actually works. Big blob on the ulcer over night, it’s really sticky and unpleasant but they’ll be gone after two nights. You can try Corsodyl as they begin to appear and it’s quite effective, but it will stain your teeth something chronic.