- FIRST AID ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT for the prevention of infections in minor cuts, scrapes and burns.
- FORMULATED with you in mind. CareALL Triple Antibiotic ingredients are phthalate-free, paraben-free, dye-free, and fragrance-free.
- ACTIVE INGREDIENTS Compare to the Active Ingredients of Leading Brand. Active Ingredients (in each gram): Bacitracin Zinc 400 units, Neomycin Sulfate 5mg (equivalent to 3.5mg of Neomycin base), Polymyxin B Sulfate 5,000 units.
- SINGLE USE each 0.9 gram foil packet is easy to dispense.
- FDA REGISTERED with NDC# (National Drug Code Number) printed on packaging with LOT # and Expiration Date. For External Use Only.
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CareAll Triple Antibiotic Ointment (25 Pack), 0.9gr Foil Packet. First Aid Ointment That Prevents Infection in Minor Scrapes, Cuts, and Burns
$4.00
Disclosure| Brand | CareAll |
|---|---|
| Item Weight | 22.5 Grams |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 3.25 x 1.38 x 2.65 inches |
| Product Benefits | First Aid Antibiotic Ointment |
| Specific Uses For Product | Prevent infection |
16 reviews for CareAll Triple Antibiotic Ointment (25 Pack), 0.9gr Foil Packet. First Aid Ointment That Prevents Infection in Minor Scrapes, Cuts, and Burns
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LeeC –
They’re good packets with antibacterial stuff.
AMoodyOne –
The convenient small size is great for on-the-go. I have a few in the car, my backpack and travel “first aid kit” along with a few bandaid. Has come in handy.
Note: We found out Iceland does not sell antibiotics OTC because of environmental concerns. Antibiotics are available with a prescription. Their water is pure and drinkable. We don’t use antibiotics there.
Phil Hennessee –
Small packets. Awesome for carrying just a little with you. My dogs are much less likely to destroy these versus the tubes.
Matthew Hewitt –
I bought these for a three week trip to different countries. It’s a challenge packing for a long trip and you can’t take everything. So these packets are perfect. I only took two with us. They fit in my medication pouch along with some bandaids in case of boo boos. The ointment is thick so it sticks to skin or wounds as long as they are dry. You don’t need much because it melts a bit with your own body heat and will spread. There is multiple applications in one packet so you don’t need as many as come in the box but we will use them and share them with family members. I love these for camping or hiking too. These are a must for parents with kids for scrapes and wounds. Helps to heal faster than without it. We have used this ointment for years and I even use it on our horses for scratches and scrapes because it helps heal the skin and the hair grow back.
txmakeuplady –
A must have to customize your first aid kit before traveling.
This is an excellent cream which I recommend for treating friction burns and cuts during family trips.
The sachets are easy to open and just squeeze to apply the product.
Good value for the money considering it can save you a trip to the first aid station and you can do your own follow up care during your vacation.
Matthew Hewitt –
This CareAll Triple Antibiotic Ointment is a great option for treating small cuts, scrapes, and burns without irritation. The packets are tiny but hold enough for single use, which keeps things sanitary and convenient. The formula absorbs well and does not feel sticky or greasy, which is a big plus when you are applying it on the go.
It provides quick pain relief and helps wounds heal faster without redness or irritation. I appreciate that it is dye-free and fragrance-free, so it works well for sensitive skin. The packets are durable and fit easily in a wallet, first aid kit, or travel bag, making them perfect for hiking, work, or everyday emergencies. Great value for the price and very reliable for quick first aid care.
Jennifer R. –
I like having these on hand, as I can stash them in various first aid kits in my house and car. They are super portable, good quality and affordable.
G –
Small packets. Awesome for carrying just a little with you. My dogs are much less likely to destroy these versus the tubes.
Tania –
Hi perfect for emergency and hiking kits as well as first aid supplies
G –
I like having these on hand, as I can stash them in various first aid kits in my house and car. They are super portable, good quality and affordable.
Tania –
For a small first aid box in my golf bag. Single package just perfect for the need.
Amazon Customer –
Small packets. Awesome for carrying just a little with you. My dogs are much less likely to destroy these versus the tubes.
AMoodyOne –
I was looking for the small travel Neosporin spray, which apparently is no more. This is a poor substitute in terms of convenience, but adequate in terms of functionality. There is a certain amount of waste inherent in this packaging.
PattiMac –
Perfect for making first aid kits for my students.
LeeC –
Perfect for making first aid kits for my students.
Amazon Customer –
The convenient small size is great for on-the-go. I have a few in the car, my backpack and travel “first aid kit” along with a few bandaid. Has come in handy.
Note: We found out Iceland does not sell antibiotics OTC because of environmental concerns. Antibiotics are available with a prescription. Their water is pure and drinkable. We don’t use antibiotics there.