Aquaphor Healing Skin Ointment Advanced Therapy, 1.75 oz (Pack of 6)

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Best product, ever! We use this everyday. I keep a tube in my purse and at my office to use on my lips. It's also good on small wounds to keep moisturized before adding a bandaid. I will use everyday for the rest of my life!

I have been using and carrying around this product with me for years. It's safe, gentle, and dermatologist recommended. I've used it on my infant daughter's diaper rash when anything containing Zinc Oxide made her bottom bleed (she's allergic to that), and it cleared up overnight. She's 2 now, and we both still use it. I apply a small amount to my dry, bleeding and cracked cuticles at night, and they're smooth in the morning. It's also a great remedy for dry, cracked lips. I always keep a tube on me. It's expensive, but the 1.75 ounce tube lasts a very long time, and goes a really long way. I stick to what I like, and this product absolutely never disappoints! There is one mistake I made recently I thought I'd share. I was at a Walgreens looking to purchase more, and chose the store brand over the Eucerin Brand. Big mistake!! The store brand product immediately liquefied in a sort of filmy, slimy liquified version of something that's meant to soothe and coat your lips with moisture. Upon further research I found a few interesting facts... First, both products do contain the key ingredient of Petroleum (41%). However, the Aquaphor brand contains other Inactive Ingredients listed as: Mineral Oil, Ceresin, Lanolin Alcohol, Panthenol, Glycerin and Bisabolol. The "Store Brand" lacks the last three I've listed in the Aquaphor Brand. The difference is quite shocking. Could this be why the store brand is such poor quality as compared to the Eucerin brand? I don't know, but I'll never buy store brand for this product again. Be sure to check labels before you buy store brand to make sure it really is similar to the name brand, otherwise you might find that you've saved a $1 on something that turns out to be a waste of money.

I purchased a six-pack of 1.75-ounce Aquaphor tubes as a lightning deal during December 2014. I didn't know much about Aquaphor at the time. I just knew it was something my doctor had once suggested for my sensitive skin. I saw a good deal on it, and I jumped on it. I did not realize that Aquaphor is an ointment. I can't stand ointments. I have a collection of prescription ointments that I've stopped using. I didn't like the way they felt on my skin, and honestly, they weren't doing much for me. Aquaphor is different. It still feels like an ointment, but it actually makes my skin look and feel healthier. My hands are very problematic for me, particularly during the winter. I use Aquaphor like hand lotion at night, but I only use a small amount. After about one week of nightly use, I was amazed at how great my hands looked. They were looking human again! :) Of course, Aquaphor isn't only for dry, cracked hands. It can be used on feet, chapped lips, minor scrapes, and diaper rash. Just be sure to follow usage instructions! This is one ointment that I will keep around and will continue to use.

Great product