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Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Carmex Lip Balm at Epinions.com Join Epinions | Help | Sign In Sunscreen Beauty All Categories Advanced Search Home > Wellness & Beauty > Sunscreen Carmex Lip Balm Overall rating: Reviewed by 16 Epinions users Ease of Use: Write a Review Compare Prices View Details Read Reviews Subscribe to reviews on this product Read Review of Carmex Lip Balm Review Summary About the Author Make Your Lips Feel Extra Good Nov 03 '03 (Updated Feb 05 '04) Author's Product Rating Ease of Use: Pros Works Well, Easy To Use, Easy to Carry Cons Not really any - a bit pricey for the amount you get I guess The Bottom Line If the Bottom Line had lips, it would be using Carmex Full Review Suffering from chapped lips or have a cold sore? You mean you haven’t found Carmex yet? This lip balm is one of the greatest little creations for chapped lips, cold sores and blisters on your lips. I first discovered it when I was in Vegas several years ago and I was suffering from very dry and chapped lips (chalk it up to a Vermont guy being suddenly stuck in the middle of the desert and hiking for a week). We stopped at a convenience store and I picked up some Carmex and it was instant gratification for my lips. The Basics The balm comes in a ounce tin (7 grams), which is available in most stores. This is a twist open plastic tin, which comes in quite handy. It’s small enough to pack into your pack, your jacket or to just put in your pocket. The tin stays tight enough that even in high heat (like the inside of your car) it will not leak. If you do let it sit out and get out (or leave it in your car), I would let it cool down before you use it. As it heats up, it becomes much more runny and is almost a liquid in extreme heat. Just place it in the shade and let it cool down and it will quickly gel back up before you use it again. I haven’t noticed any sort of degradation of the quality when it melts like this – just seems like it’s something that happens when it gets hot and when it cools back down, it’s fine. While Carmex may liquefy in the car, I’ve never noticed it happening while it’s on your lips – so no balm running down your chin when you least expect it (wouldn’t that be funny?). How Do I Use It? Do we really need directions for lip balm? When you twist open the tin and look inside you’ll see a fairly yellow gel (just like the yellow lid) that is easily scooped up with your fingertip. Once it’s on your finger, just rub it on the area that you want protected. It has a slight taste to it that is hard to place. It is not a mediciny flavor like Blistex or the waxy taste like Chapstick. It is sort of sweet, but in reality, there’s not much of a taste. I’ve never had a cold sore, so I cannot vouch for the usefulness of Carmex with those, but with chapped lips, it is a lifesaver. Almost immediately you can feel a cool soothing feeling on your lips and after a few uses, your lips will be healing right up. So… Now, when I’m out west (or here in the east too) and I’m suffering from chapped lips, I pull out my tin of Carmex and enjoy the sooth feeling. For the convenience of such a small container, you are going to pay a premium. On average I have been paying about $2.000 a tin. Generally, each tin lasts, with normal use, for quite some time, I’ve yet to run out of any yet and I use it fairly regularly. Thus if you’ve got chapped lips or a cold sore, grab some Carmex and start feeling the relief. Just be aware that if you are using this as lip balm, it offers no protection against UV rays and with worries about skin cancer and UV rays, it is a good idea for everyone to be wearing some sort of sunblock whenever you will be in the sun for any extended period of time. Pick up some Dermatone to protect your lips from the sun. 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DJO | Digital Journal of Ophthalmology A 79 year old man with visual changes Burton Goldstein, M.D. William Mcdowell, M.D. University of South Florida History A 79-year-old male presented with a complaint of decreased visual acuity in his left eye for the past 4 days. He also described a dirty cobweb in the left eye that was immobile. He denied flashes, scotomata, and curtains. The visual acuity OD had been count fingers for the previous 10 years secondary to a presumed branch retinal vein occlusion. He had a history of mild cataracts OU. He was diabetic but there was no history of diabetic retinopathy or other ocular disease. The patient had originally reported to his primary care physician one week earlier with complaints of increased fatigue, short-term memory loss, lower extremity weakness, and headache. He had been hunting in the Florida panhandle one week prior to the onset of his symptoms and sustained numerous mosquito bites. Examination Best-corrected visual acuity was count fingers OD, 20/40 OS. There was a RAPD on the right. IOP was 16 OU. The anterior segment was quiet OU. Bilateral posterior vitreous detachments were present, no vitreous cells. Discs were sharp and flat. Retinal vessels were wnl with no vasculitis. Maculae were dry and the periphery was attached with the following appearance. (see photos) Figure 1. Figure 2. Figure 3. Figure 4. Ancillary Testing Radiographic Studies A Humphrey 24-2 visual field OS showed nonspecific defects. The patient was hospitalized and a thorough workup was initiated. CT of the head revealed no masses or acute intracranial process. A lumbar puncture was performed. The opening pressure was normal. CSF demonstrated an elevated total protein and white blood cell count; gram stain and culture were negative. Serum titers of IgG and IgM for West Nile virus were positive Treatment The patient is currently being observed without treatment. Vision has improved to 20/30 OS and the posterior segment remained stable at both the one and three-month follow up. He continues to suffer from short-term memory loss but is improving. Differential Diagnosis The differential diagnosis of similar chorioretinal lesions includes primary ocular histoplasmosis syndrome, birdshot chorioretinopathy, multiple evanescent white dot syndrome, punctate inner choroidopathy, sarcoidosis, syphilis, lyme disease, miliary tuberculosis, intraocular lymphoma, herpes virus infection, inflammatory bowel disease and outer retinal toxoplasmosis. Diagnosis The patient was diagnosed with West Nile encephalitis. The organism responsible, the West Nile virus, is a flavivirus found in humans, birds and other vertebrates. Human cases of West Nile Virus infection in the United States for 2003 totaled 9,862 (1). The virus in now established in the western hemisphere and requires consideration in the differential diagnosis of choroiditis. Infection is usually asymptomatic but in approximately 20% of the people infected, symptoms can develop including fever, headache, fatigue, myalgias, and occasionally a skin rash on the trunk of the body. Severe infection can cause a meningitis or encephalitis picture. (2) Ocular symptoms usually begin shortly after systemic symptoms. Vision usually returns to baseline within weeks. There is no known effective treatment for systemic or ocular disease. While the infectious etiology had been identified prior to this patients presentation, it is likely many patients go undiagnosed. West Nile associated choroiditis is a potential complication of viral infection that can aid in the recognition of this condition. The ophthalmic findings in this case were consistent with several previously described cases of West Nile choroiditis. (3-7). Similar bilateral, chorioretinal, variable-sized lesions have been described in several of these reports. Findings of bilateral targetoid lesions (i.e.: hyperpigmentation surrounded by hypopigmentation) and linear hypopigmented streaks appear to be characteristic. Circular lesions range from 300-1000 microns in size and can slowly enlarge. The streak chorioretinal lesions range from 200-1500 microns in size and begin cream colored and become hypopigmented. (8) Targetoid lesions appear to be the resolving stage of initially cream-colored circular lesions, which will eventually atrophy. Other case reports have described additional signs of West Nile ocular involvement include conjunctival hyperemia, non-granulomatous keratic precipitates, anterior chamber reaction, and occlusive retinal vasculitis, which were not found in this patient. There was no overlying retinitis, vasculitis or neurosensory detachment. It has been reported that elderly and diabetic patients are more prone to the neurologic sequelae of West Nile virus infections. (9) This patient presented with a documented case of West Nile virus infection that made the diagnosis of coincident West Nile virus choroiditis evident. However, it demonstrates the need to include such infection in the differential diagnosis of choroiditis References 1.Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Division of Vector-Borne Infectious Diseases. (2003). Available online: http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dvbid/westnile/surv&controlCaseCount03_detailed.htm 2.Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Division of Vector-Borne Infectious Diseases, Questions and Answers. (2003). Available online: http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dvbid/westnile/qa/symptoms.htm 3.Adelman R, Membreno J, et al. West Nile Virus Chorioretinitis. The Journal of Retinal and Vitreous Diseases 2003; 23: 100-101. 4.Vandenbelt S, Shaikh S, et al. Multifocal Choroiditis Associated With West Nile Virus Encephalitis. The Journal of Retinal and Vitreous Diseases 2003; 23: 97-99. 5.Hershberger, Augsburger, et al. Chorioretinal Lesions in Nonfatal Cases of West Nile Virus Infection. American Academy of Ophthalmology 2003; 1732-1736. 6.Law S, Syed J, Caprioli J, Uveits Associated with West Nile Virus Infection. Archives of Ophthalmology 2003; 121: 1648-1647. 7.Anninger W, Lomeo M, et al. West Nile Virus-associated Optic Neuritis and Chorioretinitis. American Journal of Ophthalmology 2003; Vol 136, No 6: (1183-1185). 8.Adelman R, Membreno J, et al. Clinical Findings of West Nile Chorioretinitis. Presented at the American Academy of Ophthalmology, Retina Subspecialist meeting, 2004. 9.Chan C, Tarasewicz D, et al. Epidemiological Trends and Ocular Findings Associated with West Nile Virus Infections in North America. Presented at the American Academy of Ophthalmology, Retina Subspecialist meeting, 2004.

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