TriGuard Plus Colloidal Silver Skin Spray by Oxygen Nutrition | Elderberry, Olive Leaf Extract and Colloidal Silver Immune Support 2oz / 60ml

Have not used it enough to justify a comment

I've only used it once, but it seems to do the job.

TriGuard Plus Colloidal Silver Skin Spray is a thick liquid that is applied to the skin with a small, attached pump.I've been famliar with (and have used) Colloidal silver on wounds in the past but this TriGuard is so much better as far as application is concerned. It stays on the area it is applied to, an doesn't run off as the liquid does. I use it at night for my cracked fingertips (a perpetual problem of mine, for decades of winters), I then apply a bandaid and gloves and sleep like that. It really helps -- but then again-- another day of working on my computer brings the cracked fingertips back. I sometimes keep wearing the bandages and the gloves - which help a great deal - but the gloves usually get in my way -- just happy that this formula DOES bring relief to my cracked and sore fingertips. And when it runs out I will be more than willing to pay for a new bottle -- price in this regard is no object.

So far, I have used this on a skin abrasion/rash patch, and it had no positive effect. I also used it to see if it might relieve mild jock itch, and it did. I know this is not what it was intended for probably, but containing colloidal silver, I figured it might help, and it did. It seemed to help the abrasion more than normal first aid ointment. It is made in the USA!I have two cons with this item. First, I don’t believe the average person can justify the cost for a 2-ounce bottle. Secondly, the spray from the atomizer is much too wide. To use this on an area that is not very big, one would have to hold it extremely close to the affected area or spray it onto a cotton ball or other material and then spread it on. You waste a lot of product either of these ways.

I don't like the carbopol, a synthetic polymer. I really don't believe it's even necessary.I also have concerns about glucamine and allantoin, both synthetic ingredients. The reason I got this was because I wanted a natural product. At least it's non-GMO.I thought that I could use this as a hand sanitizer, but it doesn't really work for that purpose. It doesn't spread around, and it is a light brown color that can stain fingers and whites.I do like it as a (mostly) natural first aid spray and soothing spray for razor burn and bug bites. It is mostly scent free, just a very mild olive oil and a very mild sweetness to it.

This product lost a star because the instructions online say to "spray nozzle into nostril" which is ridiculous and probably dangerous!!! This is excellent to use on cuts, scrapes, bites and rashes (ie: typical boo-boos)!!! It works great for what you might normally put a topical cream on to heal faster, this is easier to spray on!! Thank you!!!

Has a pleasant, semi sweet scent to it. Simple enough, just spray on and let it do it's thing. I found a mild relief in muscle aches...Which is just fine...When I have heavy aches I go for a strong cream. This is great because I can just spray it on and forget it. And I don't have to rub it in and get my hands smelled up or spread the heat to unwanted areas.

Product: Immune SupportFirst off, something went haywire here. I ordered and received TriGuard's Immune Support drops. The product page and photo show that it is their Skin Spray. "Calling IT..."The Immune Support is a good product that helps guard against all of those nasties spreading around out there. It does help with that. Not a cure-all but does provide support. Sometimes it's hard to tell because you have a tendency to think that you really weren't getting sick in the first place, if you are catching this early on. But sometimes it's actually these supplements that are helping you fight off whatever it is that is on the attack. Nowadays, we need all of the help that we can get.Not really the best tasting stuff but it's not bad either. They tell you to drop this stuff in water but I can't deal with that. I just add it to something else to mask the taste a little. Juice or tea is usually my preference. Just as I'm finishing up a cup or glass, I'll drop this stuff in when there's only a couple ounces left and down it like medicine or a shot of whiskey. Then I'll chase it with another cup of whatever to wipe out that taste. Whatever works for you.