USED WORLDWIDE

Terrasil is doctor-recommended, clinically-tested and was awarded 7 patents for its rare formulation. Terrasil doesn’t contain any chemicals, parabens, steroids or artificial ingredients, and it has no reported side effects. Terrasil is used by customers in 140 countries for the treatment of abscesses, blisters, folliculitis and other bacterial infections.

UNIQUE GUARANTEE

We are so confident about Terrasil’s results that we’ll refund your money if you don’t see and feel noticeable improvement in your skin within 2 days of applying Terrasil. Even with this unique guarantee, we’re proud to announce that over a 5-year period, less than 1% of customers chose to request a refund.

Available in either 14 or 44g jar, starting at just $24

Terrasil MAX is formulated with a maximum concentration Activated Minerals, for our fastest and strongest infection-fighting power.

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When treating a bacterial infection, you need FAST healing.

You simply cannot waste time experimenting with different treatments while the boil could be spreading germs to your surrounding skin.

You cannot risk using a product with chemicals that will create further irritation.

Terrasil is guaranteed to reduce pain, speed healing and prevent scarring.

Our promise- see noticeable improvement of symptoms within 2 days or your money back.

Why is Terrasil the most unique solution?

Customers worldwide use Terrasil to heal, remove and counteract a variety of bacterial skin conditions, including abscesses, boils, folliculitis and rash. In all of these cases, Terrasil has dramatically reduced the customer’s pain, irritation, inflammation and healing time. By attacking the underlying cause of these symptoms – the infection – Terrasil is the best treatment and the simplest prevention of future discomfort.
 

Product Use & Expectations

Wash the affected area and dry with a clean towel or paper towel. Take a small amount of Terrasil from jar and rub on the abscess, as well as surrounding few inches of skin, 2-3 times per day. Cover with a bandage.
Remember to wash your hands before and after touching the affected area to prevent spreading bacteria to surrounding skin.
 

Terrasil begins reducing inflammation and irritation after the first application. Terrasil is guaranteed to make common boils noticeably smaller and softer within 2 days. Continued application (for up to a week) will speed skin regeneration and reduce the risk of scarring. There are no side effects associated with applying Terrasil more frequently or longer than suggested.

About Abscesses and Treatment

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What is a skin abscess?
An abscess, also known as a boil, is a deep skin infection that starts in a hair follicle or oil gland. An abscess starts as a tender reddened 1-inch spot and over time, turns into firm, painful lump. Generally, a week or less, the center of the abscess softens and becomes filled with white pus. This pus is actually a collection of bacteria, proteins and white blood cells that the body has sent to fight the infection. This pus can be spontaneously drained from the skin’s surface or surgically opened. Abscesses most commonly appear on the face, neck, armpits, shoulders and buttocks. A boil that develops on the eyelid is known as a sty. If several boils appear in a grouping, this represents a more serious infection called a Carbuncle.

Types of Abscessed:
In addition to the common abscesses described above, there are several different types of unique abscesses. Among these are:

Furuncle or Carbuncle- an abscess in the skin caused by the Staphylococcus bacteria. Unlike a common abscess, a furuncle can have one or more openings onto the skin and may be accompanied by a fever or chills. A carbuncle is essentially a cluster or network of abscesses.

Cystic Acne- a type of abscess that is formed when oil ducts become clogged and infected. Cystic acne affects deeper skin tissue than common acne, which generally only creates surface inflammation. Cystic acne is most common on the face and typically occurs in the teenage years.

Hidradenitis Suppurativa- characterized by a grouping of boils under the armpits or in the groin area. These areas of boils result from local inflammation of the sweat glands and are very difficult to treat. Typically, a surgical procedure is required to remove the sweat glands that are involved in order to stop the skin inflammation. In some cases, isotretinoin (Accutane) is a helpful remedy.

Pilonidal Cyst- a unique kind of abscess that occurs in the crease of the buttocks. Pilonidal cysts often begin as tiny areas of infection in the base of the hair follicles in this area. With continued pressure and irritation, the inflamed area enlarges to become a firm, painful, tender nodule that makes it difficult to sit without discomfort. These most commonly develop after long trips that involve prolonged sitting. Pilonidal cysts can be prevented by avoiding continuous direct pressure or irritation of the buttock area, especially when a local hair follicle becomes inflamed. If you do notice inflammation or a boil starting to form, wash the area regularly with soap and hot water to discourage bacteria growth.

What causes a skin abscess?
Most abscesses are caused by bacteria called Staphylococcus. This bacteria enters the body through tiny breaks in the skin (such as cuts or scrapes) or by traveling down a hair into to the follicle. Other abscesses can be caused by an ingrown hair, a splinter or other foreign material that becomes imbedded into the skin. Boils can also result from cystic acne if the plugged sweat glands become infected.

Who is most likely to develop a skin abscess?
Anyone can develop an abscess; however, people with certain illnesses or medications that impair the body's immune system are more susceptible. Some conditions associated with an impaired immune system are diabetes, kidney failure and poor nutrition. Medications that can suppress the immune system include cortisone medications (prednisone and prednisolone) and medications used for cancer chemotherapy. Additionally, poor hygiene and exposure to harsh skin-irritating chemicals can increase one’s chances of developing a boil.

What is the treatment for a skin abscess?
Although small boils will often heal themselves within 2 weeks if no other infection or illness is present in the body, many boils require a more proactive approach. Abscesses are painful, awkward and can easily spread bacteria to the surrounding skin if they are not drained properly. The most important goal in self-treating is to keep the boil clean in order to prevent complications.

When cleaning the affected skin area, always use freshly cleaned towels or a disposable paper towels so that you’re not reusing bacteria-contaminated textiles and thus reinfecting the skin. Also, be sure to wash your hands before and after touching or treating the abscess. Try to take hot showers, rather than baths, so that water which has touched the boil is not floating to other areas of the body. Also, the hot steam from the shower will encourage the abscess to open and drain on its own. Taking Vitamin C during the healing process will also help boost your immune system and discourage complications.

Home treatment should begin as soon as the abscess is discovered, in order to prevent future complications and accidental spreading of bacteria. In addition to applying Terrasil to the infection site, there are several remedies that can make your skin more comfortable and speed healing, especially if you have multiple boils.

The major treatment for boils involves heat application, either with a warm compress or hot pack. Heat application stimulates circulation to the affected area and helps the body bring antibodies and white blood cells to the infection site. Applying a warm compress or soaking the abscess in warm water will decrease your skin’s pain and help draw the pus to the surface. Once heat has been applied for several days in a row, the abscess' outer skin coating will appear thinner, signifying that it is getting ready to drain. If you continue to soak the abscess for a day or two after this point, it will burst, and then you can then remove excess moisture from the sore with a warm wet washcloth. Another method for draining a pustule is to wash it repeatedly with antibacterial soap until all of the pus is gone. While the open abscess is healing, continue to wash the entire area two to three times per day, then apply Terrasil and cover with a bandage. Covering a boil after drainage has occurred is the best way to keep the skin clean while it is closing.

As tempting it may be, do not pop the abscess with your nails or a needle. This almost always spreads bacteria to the surrounding skin. This also creates a larger area of open skin that is susceptible to reinfection during the healing process. Allowing an abscess to drain naturally through a tiny pore will minimize the amount of skin that is exposed to bacteria. Also, do not attempt to drain an abscess while it is small and firm, even if it feels as though the skin will be less painful afterwards. Draining an abscess before it becomes soft of “forms a head” of pus will only irritate the area and prolong healing.

When should I seek professional medical care?
Although most abscesses can be treated at home with Terrasil, some conditions are more advanced and should be referred to a medical professional.
Sometimes, if the abscess is especially large, it will need to be drained or “lanced” by a specialist. These larger abscesses can contain several pockets of pus that must be opened separately and carefully.
We also recommend that you seek professional medical attention if you are in poor health and develop a high fever in coincidence with an unhealed abscess. Other signs of a more serious infection include painful swollen skin surrounding the boil, swollen lymph nodes, red streaking from the affected area, the growth of second boil, or a growing abscess that will not drain. If you are taking any medications or have a preexisting condition that has lowered your immune system defense and makes infections more problematic, you may also want to receive additional medical advice.

What can be done to prevent skin abscesses (boils)?
The best way to prevent a boil is to keep good personal hygiene and treat all open skin cuts or sores proactively so they do not have a chance to become infected. Using antibacterial soap can prevent bacteria from building up on the skin’s surface and infecting the hair follicles. Also, if your hair follicles are continually inflamed (by tight clothing or another abrasive), it is best to use a loofah brush or other skin exfoliant to help break up oil pugs around the hair follicles. If a member of your household has a boil, carefully wash their clothes, bed linens and towels in a single wash so bacteria doesn’t spread to other textiles around the home.
 

Available in either 14 or 44g jar, starting at just $24

Terrasil MAX is formulated with a maximum concentration of Activated Minerals, for our fastest and strongest infection-fighting power.

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Questions? 1-877-4-AIDANCE (877-424-3262). Outside the US call 1-781-989-9586.  Please mention this website.

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Success Stories:

The abscesses dried up in 1 day
I ordered Terrasil for my brother who has two big ulcers on both of his feet. When a friend visited him and has several abscesses under her armpit, he came her some of the cream. A day later, he called her to see how she was doing and she told him that the boils had all dried up; all that was left was scabs that would later just fall off on their own. She thanked my brother for the cream and my brother told her that she needed to thank ME because I had purchased the cream for him. My brother says that since Terrasil, his ulcers are smaller.

After 2 days, the abscess began to dry up and scab over
Hi, I just needed to tell you how appreciative I am of finding your product. I am so excited how well it's worked for me. I have had an abscess for almost 3 weeks now & nothing I have tried on it has worked until now. Remarkable. So fast & so effective. You've made me so happy in such a short short period of time. In 2 days I noticed a massive change in my skin. The abscess began to dry up and scab over. Thank you so much for shipping this out so quickly, not ripping me off with a phoney gimmick & giving me my life back... thank you, thank you, thank you.

My daughter has chronic bacterial infections and nothing worked. After 3 days with Terrasil, I see a big change
I want to give you thanks for creating this medication. My daughter has chronic abscesses and rashes from a bacterial staphylococcus infection. The doctor recommended another medication, but even after a long time, it didn't work. We have been using Terrasil for 3 days and I can see a big change - there is a less inflammation and the skin looks more clean. It's really helped my daughter with her skin and I am really happy for that reason. - Mayra B., England

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