Ever Ready First Aid Triple Antibiotic Ointment 1 0 oz First Aid Ointment for Minor Scratches Cuts Burns

Triple antibiotic is standard house stock in the USA... but here in the Philippines, you need a prescription. Thank God I had this when I arrived here (skin infection) and bought more. Life saver and great product! Read more

This antibiotic ointment seems to be equal to any other that I've used. It's a good value, and now I have antibiotic ointment to keep in both bathrooms, my bedroom, the wood shop, the barn, and some for backup. I'm happy with it. Read more

I got these right before I headed out on a cross-state wheelchair ride. I knew there would come a time when I would need some antibiotic ointment and I was sure right. This is a 3-pack of 1-ounce tubes of Triple Antibiotic Ointment. It's great for minor scratches, abrasions, or skin breaks like I experienced while on the road. This can be used 1-3 times daily and is best secured with a bandage. It contains bacitracin zinc and helps prevent infection and encourage healing. I had no issues with skin agitation with these and it really helped my hand scratches look and feel better. I'm amazed at how quickly they're healing from the scratches I got along the road. This is an excellent triple antibiotic ointment and a really great value. I definitely recommend. I also really appreciated that the tubes are small and I found it easy to pack in my backpack so that I could have it with me as I wheeled. I'm quite pleased. Read more

They work fine. Not very greasy and easy to spread on the skin to get it absorbed. It’s missing one component in comparison to other famous brands so I don’t know what exactly is I might be missing because of that but I think it might just be fine. Read more

It has the normal ingredients that compose a triple antibiotic ointment - neomycin, bacitracin, and polymyxin. THe same ingredients as Neosporin, but cheaper. The rest of the ingredients are just inert carrier/ointment ingredients. The ointment is easy to spread where it is needed. A six pack is nice to have around, keep one in the first aid kit and one in the car or travel kit. I recently had cause to use it after cutting my finger open with a workshop knife, it seemed to do it's job as expected, the cut healed nicely with no infection. Expiration date is well into the future, I have 2.5 years from purchase date. Read more

The "Ever Ready First Aid Triple Antibiotic Ointment" was a 3 pack which came well packaged. Each of them were in individual packaged in a cardboard box with a tube in each of them. The tubes were also safety sealed. The box and tube have all the critical information like manufacturer name, lot number and expiry date (3 years from time of receiving product). The product is made in China. The manufacturer Ever Ready First Aid and this product were listed in FDA's National Drug Code directory under 72976-017-01. This gives some confidence that it was manufactured in a FDA approved facility. Our family is bruising all the time and these are good to have in multiple locations. The ingredients are similar to name brand ointments. To us, it was a great buy. Read more

It has the standard bacitracin, neomycin, and polymyxin B sulfate for a triple antibiotic. With these ingredients, I have no reasons to doubt its efficacy. This is great for minor cuts and wounds, essential to have at least one lying around for household use. Also great to have one traveling or in a first aid kit. The tubes come foil sealed and the white ointment that comes out spreads and applies easily. Decent Expiration Date - ~2-3 years out Order Date: 8/27/2024 Expiration Date: 2/2027 Read more

This has all the same ingredients as the brand name triple antibiotic ointment. The cost is anywhere from 30-80% less than the brand name for the same stuff. The Good: * Works well * No sting * Same ingredients as the brand name * Substantially less expensive ($12.95/6 1oz tubes, or $2.16oz, compared to the big brand with is $6+/oz) The Meh: * Nothing, no complaints The Bad: * None The Verdict: Great deal on a large lot of triple antibiotic that has an expiration or best by date 2+ years out. Definitely recommend. Read more