2693 Antiseptic First Aid Cream, 1.5 oz. Tube

A slightly different formulation but it does the job. I use it routinely for all sorts of minor cuts and scrapes and everything heals nicely. Ambix is soothing and does not irritate my skin. The one thing I do wonder about is why the cost bounces around so much. Maybe it's because it's really the only first aid cream out there without all sorts of added botanical ingredients. I have very sensitive skin so I have to be very careful of different ingredients. These can cause problems for me because of allergies so I usually have to avoid them.

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Since Johnson and Johnson stopped making their first aid cream several years ago, I've been looking for a replacement. The J&J cream was the best for healing cuts, scrapes, etc I'd ever found. The Ambix product is pretty good as a substitute I'd only give it 3 or 4 stars in the J&J product were still around, but it's the next best thing.

This is a fair replacement for Johnson and Johnson First Aid Cream which is no longer made. I was looking for something that would work as well as the J & J product. It's close.

Use on any cuts I have, it works wonders.

like the old fashioned Johnson and johnsons

Works just like the J and J discontinued first aid cream. Clears pimples and protects cuts just like the original

Love this stuff! As others have said, very similar to Johnson's First Aid Cream. Creamy, soaks in well, softens skin, and isn't greasy.