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Trust one of the world’s best-loved skin care creams — Sudocrem Antiseptic Healing Cream — to soothe, protect, and heal a wide range of skin conditions. A trusted household staple for decades, Sudocrem’s unique formulation combines antiseptic, emollient, and protective properties in one gentle cream, making it ideal for nappy rash, minor burns, cuts, eczema, acne, and everyday skin irritations. The 125g size offers excellent value and a generous supply for the home. Suitable for babies, children, and adults.
Note: For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes. If irritation occurs, discontinue use and consult a healthcare professional. Keep out of reach of children.
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It's an antiseptic healing cream that helps soothe and protect skin affected by nappy rash, minor cuts, burns and general irritation.
Clean and gently dry the area, then apply a thin layer in a gentle circular motion; a small amount is enough.
Yes, it's commonly used for nappy rash; for very young babies, check with your doctor or one of our pharmacists if you're unsure.
Apply at each nappy change for nappy rash, or as required for minor skin irritations.
If it doesn't improve after 5 to 7 days, see your doctor or one of our pharmacists.
