Dynamiclear claims a treatment option for the herpes virus. However, the team here does not recommend using Dynamiclear because the company that promotes it (Global Health) is well known in the Herpes Community for false and misleading ads, and it contains a highly toxic ingredient called COPPER SULPHATE. Copper sulphate (called “cuprix” on Dynamiclear site) is used as a pesticide and known to be toxic to humans. According to Wikipedia this substance contained in Dynamiclear causes severe itching or eczema on any skin area, let alone highly sensitive genital areas. Higher doses can cause nausea, vomiting, headache and even liver and kidney damage.

There seem to be countless comments online from people who have been emotionally and physically damaged by using Dynamiclear from the intense pain Dynamiclear causes on application.  Dynamiclear is made in Australia where there seems to be little concern for safety in manufacturing.

Since Dynamiclear is illegally promoted to USA citizens as a drug you could also possibly get in trouble with the law for importing the drug, and there have also been reports online from customers having packages seized by customs.  One online comment on a well respected message board reported a package with Dynamiclear was opened by customs, then delivered to the recipient in front of neighbors, causing humiliation.

The makers of Dynamiclear have filled the Internet with fake review sites and fake comments on message boards made by Dynamiclear to make you believe people are actually being helped by this product.

Perhaps most disturbing is that the makers of Dynamiclear maintain a fake message board at herpes-coldsores.com where these predatory individuals post false messages claiming people have been “cured” using dynamiclear.

Perhaps this is the reason that the Dynamiclear Company, formerly known as Choraphor, moved to Australia after being warned to stop selling the controversial product by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

The Dynamiclear website states “product must sting to work” and our staff feels that putting a toxic solvent on the most sensitive areas of the body is not a good idea. Especially when you consider there is no significant research suggesting this can even help herpes sufferers in any way.

The only ingredient that seems to have any validity is St. Johns Wort (Hypercium Perforatum) which has been used in Europe for centuries. Since this can be purchased in any health food store for just a few dollars, you may want to consider trying some.

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FAKE REVIEW SITES, FAKE MESSAGE BOARDS = SCAM PRODUCT

 

Perhaps most disturbing about Global Health Products and Dynamiclear is that the company maintains a completely staged message board at herpes-coldsores.com which “fake” posts are set with people claiming to have been helped by Dynamiclear. Our staff has also found several instances of false review sites, of course ranking this product as “#1”.

Many people will also find that this product is questionable at best based on real facts. There seems to be no credible or verifiable research that the product Dynamiclear works. In fact, the company that promotes the product claims a “Phase 3” clinical trial from an unknown site but since the term “Phase 3” is used in accordance with US FDA Clinical Trials this information along with other info on the site Dynamiclear.com seems highly suspect.

If you have HSV 1 or HSV 2, it is important to treat your condition. Allowing outbreaks to occur without any type of treatment can actually allow the virus to worsen. You can stop this by simply using a product that is able to kill the herpes simplex virus. Dynamiclear is NOT a good option for those who are looking for effective healing that actually works the way that it promises to do so.

We recommend you not waste time or money on scams like this one.  You will at best just loose your money, at worst end up in the emergency room with the unsavory prospect of explaining to a doctor why you are putting corrosive liquids on your genitals.

 

 

 

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