We've discussed it in here before.  But I can't remember the details.  Perhaps
you could try running a search and see what comes up.

The bottom line is that most of what you read on the internet for herpes is
bunk.  And if it really worked, then we'd all be using it.

I think $100 is a little steep. But if you've got the money and you want to try
it out, then give it a go and let us know what your results are.

If you want something that's a proven med, then try out one of the antivirals
prescribed for herpes.

Sorry I couldn't be more help.

ar

I've compiled a page where folks have actually written to me sharing their
experiences with this product. If you are interested in reading the feedback
here is the link:

http://www.yoshi2me.com/comments/choraphor.html

I have a friend that uses Choraphor while she is waiting for her Valtrex to
kick in. Perhaps using it to try and help deal with the discomfort is more
effective than it is as a herpes antiviral. As far as I know it has not been
clinically proven to treat herpes effectively.

Good Luck,

Angela ;-)

I just received my 2 bottles today, I actually order from some place that
gave me 2 bottles for $80.  I can't tell you if this stuff actully works or
not, but I can tell you that it sure BURNS!!!!!!!!  I discovered that I had
herpes back in May of 03, I hadn't had any outbreak since that time, I had
really been thinking that the doctors were wrong.  All of a sudden for the
last 2 months I have been having an outbreak, at first I didn't think that
was what was happening, until it just wouldn't go away and was iching like
crazy.  Unfortunatly I ended up spearding it all over my private, instead of
the 1 infected area.  

In desperate search to find a fix, I read many success stories, that I took
as independent people giving there views.  From what I have read, whereever
this choraphor is applied the outbreak NEVER appears in the same area, which
is a good thing for me because I have spreaded it.  

From what the instructions says, your to clean the area to be applied, dip a
q-tip into warm water sqeeze extra water out, the saturate the tip with the
chraphor and prepare for the burn of your life.  I applied this stuff about 4
hours ago and I still feel it burning.  What I'm feeling now isn't half as
bad as how I felt when I first applied this stuff.  I wonder is it suppose to
feel this way, after all this time?  I will keep updates on how it works out.

Hi,

I have tried Genisil http://www.genisil.com and Chloraphor.
http://www.chloraphor.com

I had good results from both.... genisil was cheaper, but it runs out fast as
you have to use it 3 times a day during outbreaks. but.. it does stop the out
break in its tracks very well! (It does smell tho, and it stains your clothes!
!)

I found chloraphor much better, u only need to apply it once for each
treatment so its more discreet and it lasts MUCH longer. its more expensive
for one bottle but cause you only use a drop each time it last much longer.

The biggest difference was in frequency of attacks. Genisil was great at
stopping the attack once it had started but Chloraphor was much better at
reducing the frequency of attacks. The other noticible difference was the
sting.. Genisil goes on smooth and gives nice instant relief... Chloraphor
stings like a hell.. but its well worth it and the sting only last a couple
of seconds.

I used to use both, now i jsut use chloraphor. My outbreaks were very severe
and another kicked in pretty much as the last was clearing up, but now i can
go a few months without any outbreaks at all, and when they come they are
much less painful and much shorter.  I would def recommend both products..
but when push comes to shuv... go fro chloraphor every time.

good luck!