Ambix 2693 Antiseptic First Aid Cream, 1.5 oz Tube

We like Ambix First Aid Cream. We tried to find Johnson&Johnson First Aid Cream but have not seen it in the stores for several years or more. However, Amazon carries Ambix which is very much like J&J First Aid Cream, But it is alittle creamier in texture. It dries quickly, no greasy mess and vanishes on the skin and protects the skin nicely. Some of the new replacement sprays by J&J are difficult to use in hard to reach places and on sensitive areas of the skin. We like the cream much better and we can easily see where it has been applied. The new medicines tend to create a plastic like cover over the sore spot which we don't like.

Was looking for the discontinued Johnson's First Aid cream. Sadly not the same but it's not claiming to be. I'm using it.

Similar to Johnson's First Aid Cream which was a superior product. However, this item has a different formula. It did what I wanted but it was far less viscous than expected. I've not been able to find this product in our stores (Seattle metroplex), so if you plan on regular use buy extra tubes.

I was disappointed that Johnson and Johnson no longer makes their first aid cream. My pharmacist recommended that I try Ambix. I was unable to use triple antibiotic due to allergic reaction. To my surprise, the Ambix cream worked as well as or better than the J&J cream. I am pleased to learn that now I have an alternative med.

It's not quite like Johnson's first aide cream, but it does work if you have a reaction Neosporin or bacitracin.

Was so glad to see that someone else had taken over making this. It is a good first aid cream and should be in everyone's first aid kit.

Provides relief in areas constantly irritated

My girlfriend burns herself often on the job and at home. She really likes this because of it's pain relief and it's effectiveness at healing the wound quickly.