Pucker Up Without the Pain

Canker Sore Sufferers Can Enjoy a Romantic Valentine's Day With CankerMelts(R)

SEATTLE, Feb. 13 /PRNewswire/ --

WHO: The 60 million Americans who suffer from recurrent canker sores
don't have to worry about a painful sore derailing their
Valentine's Day plans. CankerMelts, an all-natural,
over-the-counter canker sore remedy in the form of an oral
adhesive patch, has been shown in a peer-reviewed clinical
study to be published March 7 to provide immediate pain relief
and protection -- and to significantly shorten healing time.
CankerMelts inventor Jeff Haley is available to speak on the
topic of canker sores and how to best treat them, as well as
their effect on romantic relationships.

WHAT: The oral adhesive patch, or disc, is the most effective method
of canker sore treatment -- preferred over treatments in the
form of liquids or gels -- and CankerMelts offers many benefits
that other adhesive patches don't:

-- CankerMelts is made from all-natural ingredients, including
Glycyrrhiza extract (GX), an extract of licorice root that
has long been utilized as an anti-inflammatory. GX provides
pain relief without numbing -- so canker sore sufferers
won't miss out on the sensation of kissing their loved one
this Valentine's Day.

-- CankerMelts patches adhere to the inside of the mouth -- but
not so strongly that the patch can't be removed. Other
patches adhere so strongly that they can damage mouth
tissues if removed within eight hours of application. While
CankerMelts are comfortable enough to be worn during eating,
users have the option to remove them safely during
Valentine's dinner.

-- CankerMelts patches are thin and flexible, making them more
comfortable to wear while talking and less likely to catch
on the teeth or tongue.

AVAILABLE
EXPERT: Inventor of CankerMelts and founder and chief scientist of
Orahealth, the company that makes this groundbreaking product,
Jeff Haley has a background in chemistry, mechanical
engineering and law.

He developed CankerMelts because he suffered from painful
canker sores throughout his life and found no treatment existed
that could significantly reduce healing time. Jeff is
immediately available for media interviews upon request.

MEDIA
CONTACT: Kristen Rubi, MS&L
(323) 866-6027
kristen.rubi@mslpr.com

SOURCE Orahealth

Kristen Rubi of MS&L, +1-323-866-6027, kristen.rubi@mslpr.com, for Orahealth