Colloidal Silver Gel - Nano Silver Gel Wound Care - Healing Ointment for Burns & Irritated Skin - for All Skin Types - 4 Oz Unscented

I was skeptical of this product because a lot of stuff on the holistic side of things are a gamble. But I picked this up day 2 after I burned both of my armpits from waxing (only part of me that did so I was quite confused when it happened) the itching from the healing was driving me crazy enough I had trouble sleeping, so I paid for same day delivery. Let me tell you there was instant itch relief when I put it on. It’s been 3 days since I got it, applying it 2-3 times a day and all the marks are healing and already fading!! My skin is also no longer inflamed. At the time of writing this, my birthday is next week and we have a mini vacation planned and ocean is involved so I was trying to find something that would aid healing so I wouldn’t be at risk of infection. Normally burns like this would take over a week to look as healed as they are now!! I’m keeping this in my first aid kit at home from now on. The gel lends to it being super hydrating and I only needed a dime size amount for both armpits. So this tub should last me a while. So totally worth the money. Hoping as I keep using it, it keeps the area from scarring/hyperpigmentation as I scar easily. Only downside is due to location I haven’t been able to use deodorant yet and the gel doesn’t block much of the smell lol I highly recommend this to anyone on the fence about it.

After undergoing laser treatment, I used Colloidal Silver Gel to support healing and reduce inflammation. The gel had a lightweight, non-greasy texture that absorbed quickly without irritating my sensitive skin. Within days, I noticed a visible reduction in redness and swelling, and the treated area felt soothed and hydrated. What stood out most was its antimicrobial properties ideal for preventing infection during the recovery phase. While results may vary depending on skin type and the intensity of the laser procedure, I found it to be a gentle yet effective addition to my post-treatment regimen. Pros: • Fast-absorbing and non-irritating • Helps calm inflammation and redness • Antimicrobial benefits for healing skin Cons: • May not provide deep hydration for very dry skin

Love this stuff. It works extremely well, and the fact that it’s unscented makes it even better. I’ll admit—I was skeptical when I first bought it, especially since I’m usually cautious about products with a more holistic approach. But after getting some painful sunburns, I was willing to try just about anything. I’m so glad I did. It soothed my sunburns quickly, wasn’t greasy at all, and felt genuinely moisturizing. The relief was noticeable almost right away. I loved it so much that I recommended it to a coworker who was burned on the same trip (hers was even worse), and she had a great experience with it too. Definitely recommend keeping this on hand—it’s one of those products you don’t think you need until you really need it.

I chose this "middle ground" priced gel. PPM of colloidal silver is likely inflated; such as any product in the USA today. I will say it worked in keeping my skin hydrated and clear of infection. I kept it clean between uses and wore a clean glove when removing the gel. Selling the gel in a tube should be the ONLY way this is sold. It is WAY to easy to contaminate the entire jar opening the lid exposing the entire product to the open environment. This isn't common paints its a cosmetic product and should get more intelligent packaging. The quantity lasted one burn heal that covered 5-10% of my hand surface with 4-8 applications a day. It does not smell like anything bad and the texture is fine for spreading but does liquefy at higher temperatures.

Pristine transparent silver gel, , relieves sunburn and rashes, pleasant consistency, easy to apply with clean fingers, cold-washes out of clothes, have used for years with great results.

I am allergic to antibiotics and I made the mistake of using a prescription antifungal medication in my belly button which was constantly cracking open after healing following a surgery. By the next morning it was cherry red and oozing pus. Apparently I had reacted to the cream and developed an infection from it overnight. Since I am allergic to antibiotics, it doesn't make sense to go to the doctor unless there is no way I can take care of something on my own. So I used tea tree oil and zinc oxide. I also cleaned it out with hydrogen peroxide every two hours and re-treated. It became extremely painful, but some of the redness went down. It was oozing like crazy. You could actually see the fluid flowing thru the skin. I was desperate and afraid to go to the doctor for yet another antibiotic I would react to, so I ordered the Silver Miracles silver gel and in the meanwhile I tried the CVS silver gel for one day, which might have helped a little, but there was not definitive difference. I received the Silver Miracles silver gel yesterday afternoon and treated it. I came home today and took a picture for comparrison to see how it was doing. Yesterday it was a pretty good deep rosey color towards the top with hard swollen areas and a deep red deeper in the belly button. Today almost everything you can see is a normal skin color and you can see towards the bottom of the belly button it is still bright red. I didn't find any visual evidence of the oozing either. That's an amazing difference in just one day. In addition, you should know that the infection started almost 2 weeks ago and was kind of stuck at a certain point. I was really afraid I was going to have to go to the doctor and risk another serious allergic reaction. I am very hopeful that this is going to take care of the infection. In addition, this product is much more cost effective than the one from CVS pharmacy that cost around $8 for 1/2 an ounce vs this one that cost nearly $12 for 4 ounces. The only thing I would have liked better would have been to have it in a pump instead of a jar, but that's not a major thing and it looks like this is a great product. Update. It has now been a week since I first started using the Silver Miracles gel. It looks so much better. There are no longer any hard swollen areas, blistery areas and there are only the pink cracks that were originally there that I was trying to treat and ended up being the entry point for the infection. If I try to treat it with peroxide now it doesn't bubble at all. The silver seems to kill everything. Another important point. While family doctors typically don't prescribe silver gel and are a bit more stuck on antibiotics or occasionally an antibiotic and silver combo (Silvadene), the Wound Clinic at the hospital actually does use Silver Gel on chronic wounds. Now I don't reommend avoiding the doctor quite like I did as it can be dangerous, but I definitely recommend this silver gel. I recommend having it on hand and if you should develop a minor wound, try it. If you are not getting better within a day or two, have pain, swelling, blisters, red streaks, and/or a fever... go to the doctor. But if you use it and keep it on the wound with a bandage, I don't think you will have a problem.

I purchased for a small but deep hand burn from cooking which it healed nicely. I repurchased it because it is soothing and seems to help the skin on my hands appear and feel better!

I tried this product after using up another colloidal silver gel that was 25ppm, since this was 75 ppm i gave it a try. I was hesitant to buy anything in a tub really, i work in skincare & we don't use tubs because of the oxygen exposure on actives & the fact that people put fingers into the product introducing germs & other icky stuff that the preservatives & anti bacterials can only counter so much. My hesitance was confirmed because i am barely half through this product (i use it on any bug bites, cuts, scratches, but mostly buy it to use on any acne, after microneedling & chemical peels) & it is starting to darken due o to oxygen exposure & even though i use a skincare spatula made for things in jars & tubs so you don't have to use fingers, I'm sure that bacteria is still introduced just being open like it is. You can imagine that is I bought this to use as an antibacterial/ antiseptic to apply to places with open skin or over my face after treatments to aid healing & prevent infection, i absolutely do not want to apply it after it could contain bacteria itself! So, while I liked the product at 1st & felt it was effective, the only way I would repurchase is if it was repackaged into a squeeze tube or a pump. FYI, the previous gel I had was a tube & I will go back to it. I'm too nervous to use the rest of this on any open skin areas so if I chose to use it up, it will be on my legs or arms since it is somewhat moisturizing if I happen to get some extra sun or any small eczema patches that are not open. I find that colloidal silver can relieve itching, so you could use this over eczema or psoriasis, etc. if you are only going to be applying it on closed skin that has no cracks. If you choose to buy this for the recommended uses, beware. Keep an eye on your product, close it tight, & do not use fingers, grab a plastic spoon or whatever. While colloidal silver is "thought" (there are no significant studies & most accounts are anecdotal) to be antiseptic & I do dibs that to be so in my experience along with anti-inflammatory, that goes out the window is you simply introduce bacteria to the tub each time you stick fingers it. It will grow in the moist, anaerobic environment & you'll be applying that to wounds....not good.