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Curaderm Questions
Posted by Steven (PA) on 04/25/2026
My wife has basal cell carcinoma above her lip and was wondering if the BEC5 would work well. She's worried about getting it in her mouth. Does it work as well as it says on the internet?
Curaderm Questions
Posted by Vera (Colorado) on 04/25/2026
From all I have heard, as long as you get the BEC5 version, it does work. I am getting excellent and fast results with ozonated glycerin for actinic keratosis; it could be good to alternate for best results. OG can be used in the mouth as well.
Curaderm Questions
Posted by Ruralady (Illinois) on 04/25/2026
Curaderm is basically concentrated eggplant, so far nothing to fear. H2O2 works good too. I had very early SCC on my bottom lip where I always get a cold sore. I used H2O2 at least every hour on it and then applied EVCO. It was gone in 6 weeks but I kept applying the EVCO for another 6 weeks. So far no return but I keep an eye on it.
Curaderm Side Effects
Posted by Wendy (Dallas, TX) on 08/20/2024

Does anyone ever have allergic reaction using Curaderm? My husband put it on his squamous cell skin cancer spot. He then went out for an activity outdoor late in the afternoon. He developed rough scales and rash and tiny lumps on his chin and forehead. He believes he had reactions to Curaderm and wants to stop using it. Is it a normal reaction? Should he continue or stop? We contacted Curaderm but nobody replied. Thank you!
Curaderm Reviews
Posted by Fairlie (ON) on 10/27/2022
★★★★★
My husband and I have used Curaderm BEC 5 for several basal cancers with great success.
Curaderm Reviews
Posted by Jackson (Midwest) on 10/27/2022
★★★★★
I used Curaderm for basal cell carcinoma, rather than have it surgically removed. That was over a year ago, and I've had 2 check-ups since with dermatologist and am all clear.