Candid 1% Mouth Paint

Introduction

Candid 1% Mouth Paint is a reliable and fast-acting solution designed to treat fungal infections inside the mouth, such as oral thrush. It works by targeting the fungus causing discomfort, helping to clear up symptoms like soreness and white patches quickly. Suitable for daily use, it’s easy to apply and helps you get back to feeling comfortable in no time. Some users may experience mild irritation or a slight burning sensation, but these effects usually fade quickly and are nothing to worry about.

Ingredients/Active Ingredients

The active ingredient in Candid 1% Mouth Paint is Clotrimazole 1%, an antifungal agent that stops fungal growth and clears infection.

Dosage

Apply 0.5 ml of Candid 1% Mouth Paint to the affected areas inside the mouth five times a day or as directed by your healthcare professional.

Direction of Use

Before applying, shake the bottle well. Use the applicator to paint the affected areas inside your mouth gently. Avoid eating or drinking for at least 30 minutes after application to ensure the medicine works effectively.

Side Effects

• Mild mouth irritation or burning sensation
• Unpleasant taste
• Rare allergic reactions such as swelling or rash

Precautions

• Do not use if allergic to clotrimazole or similar antifungals
• Avoid contact with eyes
• Consult a doctor if symptoms persist beyond 14 days
• Keep out of reach of children

FAQs

• What is Candid 1% Mouth Paint used for?
  It is used to treat fungal infections in the mouth, such as oral thrush.
• Can I buy Candid 1% Mouth Paint online in Malaysia?
  Yes, it is available for purchase through our trusted online pharmacy with delivery across Malaysia.
• How quickly does Candid 1% Mouth Paint work?
  Many users notice relief within a few days, but the full course should be completed to clear the infection.
• Is it safe to use this product daily?
  Yes, it is designed for multiple daily applications as directed by your healthcare provider.
• Can I use other mouthwashes while using this product?
  It’s best to avoid other mouthwashes during treatment unless advised by a healthcare professional.