Review on Colgate Peroxyl Mouth Sore Rinse by Keisha Black

I recently used this product during an attack of stomatitis. For the first few days I only used it in the morning before my regular food and drink. No questions. Delicious. It seemed to help with ulcers. However, on the 3rd day I used it in the evening before going to bed and didn't rinse my mouth afterwards. When I woke up, it seemed to me that my gums and the inside of my lips were burned and they were bright red. I didn't (stupidly) associate it with mouthwash. And since this conditioner is meant to treat mouth ulcers, I used it for another 3 days. At this point, the inside of my lips was completely swollen and ulcers began to appear on them. I was in total agony, could barely speak and was about to go to the doctor because I thought I was sick. Then it dawned on me. What if the cause is mouthwash for mouth ulcers? Within 24 hours of stopping the product, the swelling was completely gone and the pain was significantly reduced. Within 48 hours my lips were almost back to normal as if nothing had happened. Lesson Learned: Read the label on the back of the bottle! It clearly states that use should be discontinued immediately if any of these symptoms appear. Don't be stupid like me. Note that side effects may occur with this product. And stop using it if it's not working for you like it should.