neosporin

I did a Google search for Aquaphor and it looks like you can buy Eucerin Aquaphor from Boots (or at least from Boots.com) and there's a whole Aquaphor section on UK Amazon .


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No idea if it's good for eczema or not but aqueous cream is AMAZING.  I have this kind:  http://www.expresschemist.co.uk/product_2706_aqueous-cream-100ml.html

Yes, aqueous cream is sold primarily for ezcema and it's usually the first thing they recommend to use for it - my brother used it for years for his ezcema


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Did you guys know that Noxzema was originally sold as an eczema cream as well?  The clue is in the name- No xzema

Did you guys know that Noxzema was originally sold as an eczema cream as well?  The clue is in the name- No xzema

I always thought it was a weird name for an acne product.

The US is really "anti-germ"......to their detriment.

I'm 46-years-old and I've never purchased or used Neosporin in my many years! The amount of stuff like this you find in stores really baffles me so I avoid it. My grandmother was a big believer in herbal remedies (as most Mexican grandmothers born in 1916 were) so we had aloe plants and flowers growing in my yard and that was as "medicinal" as my family got. I do recall my parents spitting on a scrape and reciting a message, "Sana, sana, colita de rana". I have had some serious deep cuts from glass and I still got the "sana, sana" treatment. Sure, I have scars but nothing horrible. In my house currently, I have bandages in my medicine cabinet and that's all.