Equate First Aid Antibiotic Ointment, Bacitracin Zinc USP, 1 oz

I put that it was bacitracin. because that's the antibiotic, that is the main ingredient.. many other topicals use multiple or different.. for me this is my go to. one antibiotic to use till the skin that is possibly infected or may become infected , is scabbed over and looks good.. it 's a little pricey. but for me it's worth it. 3 bug bites on my chest by my neck. put on that night and the next day they were gone.But one of them , and it was the next that night that the second one was gone.. no more red.. and that's what I expect of a topical antibiotic. I also had an infected one on my arm from a fire ant. and that, with a Band-Aid over 2 days is now looking good.And i'm still putting it on it. I had a paper cut that was getting infected 1 day.All good I used another brand on the one that got badly infected , and that's what happened from that antibiotic.. probably has something extra that I actually am sensitive to... This is one of the first topical bacitracin is an old time antibiotic for the skin. This is my personal perspective and experience. it may not be the same for you... but I plan on getting this again when I need it. It's just a little pricey

Equate First Aid Antibiotic Ointment, Bacitracin Zinc was recommended to me by a dermatologist. The best recommendation I've ever received from a doctor. This product is is far superior to anything else on the market. I always keep it on hand. Family and friends love it also.

Setting this up as part of my travel bag and making it permanent so I can purchase another to go carry on and have this and other Walmart items part of the system - excellent price for nice size!

I've been using this for years. It's my go-to product for cuts and minor scrapes. It works well, and I keep coming back to it. I've bought it again and again.

I bought this product to help with an infection where I had some skin cancer removed. I spread it on a bandage once and it reacted severely with my skin which must have had an allergy to it and literally “burned” or reacted with an area about 2 1/2” x 2 1/2”. Where the bandage covered the wound it's still clearing up and has not gone away after 3 days with nothing on the bandage. Stick with vasoline and skip those ointments that suggest they are an antibiotic.

I prefer Bacitracin Zinc USP Ointment for cuts and minor scrapes. It works really well and I like it much better than other antibiotic ointments I've tried. It's easy to apply, helps protect the skin, and is something I always keep on hand. I definitely recommend it.

We keep this handy all the time. Get a burn in the kitchen, put some on immediately and it stops the burn and doesn't bother me anymore. Works great for psoriasis, I only get a few spots and put this on a few times a day and the spot doesn't take long to heal and usually doesn't leave a white spot. If i catch it early. Heals cuts and scrapes quicker than regular Neosporin for us anyway. We are both in our 60s.

ive only used this on an infected wound for two days and i ordered it because it was the cheapr one, but somehow i think it might be doing better than Neosporin bc i actually saw improvement over a single night when I hadnt being healing much at all with my usual generic triole antibiotic. Its not as thick and greasy either for an ointment. Im gonna keep using this for awhile and see

We use bacitracin as our go-to antibiotic ointment. It works very well. For my children, a daily (or twice daily) dab on a pimple controls the pimple and prevents ia wider outbreak. I tell my kids, "Apply some Bacitracin to that red spot. Just do it." I keep a tube in each bathroom.

Bacitracin is always my first choice of topical antibiotic. However, make sure you are not allergic to this type because some people are .! Also, I highly recommend to get this generic Walmart brand because it works exactly the same as the brand name.!!