Advanced Therapy Healing Ointment Skin Care Set, 2 Items

I purchased the Aquaphor Healing Ointment Advanced Therapy Skin Protectant set (14 oz jar + 1.75 oz tube), and it has been extremely useful for everyday skin care. The ointment is very effective for dry skin and provides long-lasting moisture without needing frequent reapplication. It creates a protective barrier that helps soothe and heal areas like dry hands, cuticles, cracked heels, and lips. I like having both the large jar for home use and the smaller tube for on-the-go convenience. The tube is especially useful to keep in a bag or travel kit. The texture is thick, but it spreads easily with a small amount, so a little goes a long way. It doesn’t have a strong scent, which makes it comfortable for sensitive skin. Overall, this is a reliable and versatile skin care essential that works well for many different dry skin needs. I would definitely recommend it for anyone looking for a simple and effective healing ointment.

This stuff is GREAT for cuts, wounds, abrasions, any sort of tear with skin. Not recommended for hives, HIGHLY recommended for chafing. Kids & I used the heck out of this at the beach. The big tub doesn’t seem very practical, but the tube is VERY handy & fits perfectly in any travel bag. Will likely buy some more!

Aquaphor can be used for everything! Dry skin, rashes, even dry lips in dry states, cracking heels. It’s great to have around. Good value and doesn’t make me break out.

I’ve been using Aquaphor Healing Ointment for years, and it has been a go-to product for my family, especially with young children. The combo pack of the 14 oz and 1.75 oz sizes is an excellent deal, and I’m so glad I found it on Amazon at such a great price. Product Effectiveness: Aquaphor is known for its ability to heal dry, cracked, and irritated skin, and it truly lives up to its reputation. We’ve used it for everything—from diaper rash and dry patches on our kids to burns and minor skin irritations. It works wonders for soothing and protecting the skin. We even use it on chapped lips, cuticles, and other sensitive areas. It’s incredibly versatile, making it a must-have in our household. Size and Value: The combo pack is perfect for a family with kids. The 14 oz size is great for keeping at home in the bathroom or medicine cabinet, while the 1.75 oz tube is super convenient for carrying in a diaper bag or purse. It’s the perfect balance of having enough product for everyday use while also being portable when we’re out and about. Expiration Date Concern: The only downside, which is a small issue in comparison to the overall value, is the expiration date. When I checked the packaging, I noticed the expiration date was only eight months away. I was hoping it would last a bit longer, but considering the price and how quickly we use it, it’s not a huge problem. It’s still a great deal, and I’m confident we’ll use it all up before the expiration date arrives. Shipping and Delivery: The shipping was very fast, and the product arrived in perfect condition. I’m always pleased with the reliability of Amazon’s delivery service, and this order was no exception. Final Thoughts: Overall, I am extremely satisfied with my purchase of the Aquaphor Healing Ointment Combo. It’s a fantastic product that provides effective relief for all sorts of skin issues, especially in a household with children. Despite the expiration date being a bit closer than I’d hoped, the great price and quick delivery more than make up for it. I highly recommend this combo pack to anyone looking for an all-purpose healing ointment. A household essential—definitely worth the purchase!

Aquaphor was recommended by my doctor. After weeks of trying anti-itch & soothing creams for my contact dermatitis, Aquaphor had worked. Heavily applied 3x's, after a week, it's almost gone. At first it was hard to get over the greasy like Vaseline feel but over all, it works!

So let me start off by saying that I dislike petroleum products just because they aren’t naturally made. Im picky towards products because of it, and maybe I shouldn’t be, but I just am. Because of that, when my daughter at 2 mos got her first diaper rash, it was irritated on her pubic area, not her tookis, I tried every natural cream and balm and powder to help comfort and heal her. It didn’t work. Then I went to the mass marketed diaper creams, nothing worked and they were a chore to clean up the next diaper change and from my hands. Enter, aquaphor. I had it on my registry, because why not, and it was purchased for me, and thought, screw it, it can’t hurt. And it didn’t. It was the only thing that made her skin better, within days, her irritation went away and her skin was healing. It was amazing. I now slather this on her as a preventative measure all the time. I feel bad because I hate using a petroleum product on her, but if it works it works and at the end of the day I will put my feelings aside for her well being. That’s what a parent is supposed to do, right? She also started getting really rough skin around her elbows and on her shoulders. Enter aquaphor again. Now every night I slather this on her liberally and put on her sleeper and in the morning is much smoother than it was the night before. Is her skin perfect, no, but it’s getting that way. Anyways, I’ve been using so much of this stuff, and it’s been working, I decided to make this purchase to have it always on hand. The 14 ounces is great and the 1.75 ounce is meant for the diaper bag. I will say check the expiration. The 14 oz expires 5 months from now and the tube in 4 months. That isn’t a problem for me now because I know that I will use it up for baby, but in the future I will buy from the store, even if it is a bit more expensive. Just to have that peace of mind. My first tube that I got from my registry expires a year from now and I got that 3 months ago. I will also state that I’ve been using it on myself too. After slathering it on my body I’ll rub the excess on to my elbows and wrists, and if I’m wearing shorts, I’ll rub into my knees. I’ve always heard about “slugging” in the skincare community, so I sometimes do that. I really just put a dab under my eyes at night to keep the moisture in and this does not irritate my eyes at all. Also i recently got a huge gash in my arm that I have been having to keep wrapped up until it heals. I can’t say anything about the effect of aquaphor on it because it hasn’t healed yet, but I believe that keeping a wound moist and not letting it dry out helps speed up the healing process and aquaphor is what I have been putting on it, before covering it with a bandage, to help with that. I do have high hopes that it will heal quickly.

Works as stated. My entire family uses Aquaphor Ointment for various conditions and the jar is a good size to keep at home while the tube is the right size to take on the road.

My 3 month old struggles with dry skin. This bundle has helped so much , i have the little bottle in the diaper bag for on the go and the tub in our nursery. Worth the price.

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Muy buen producto, me ha ayudado mucho con la resequedad en manos y en ocasiones lo aplico en cara y cuerpo.

The best product I used during my Treatment

Éxcelente, reparadora y generosa. Vale la pena. Funciona para mi piel atopica

Aquaphore es una solución excelente para la piel seca, sensible y con tendencia a Dermatitis atópica. No es vaselina. Vaselina tiene 100% de petrolato. Aquapore tiene 41%, el porcentaje restante es: 1. aceite mineral, que se extrae del petróleo. 2. ceresina, una cera mineral que proviene de rocas de esquisto o carbón 3. alcohol de lanolina, que proviene de la piel de los animales 4. pantenol, que proviene de la vitamina B5 5. glicerina, un humectante común 6. bisabolol, que se deriva de la planta de manzanilla calmante. Esta es la gran diferencia entre Aquaphor y Vasolina. No son iguales. Deja una sensación muy hidratante. El mecanismo de acción es permitir que la piel se oxigene y poder tomar del aire el agua. Permite que no se escape. Aclaro, esta crema tiene su indicación en pieles secas, sensibles y alérgicas [como en dermatitis atópica] Fue indicada por mi alergóloga, yo siendo médico, la recomiendo, ya que padezco dermatitis atópica. No administrar en grandes cantidades, solo lo elemental, de lo contrario la piel si la sentirá muy grasosa.