CetrabenOintment x 1

I have been using this cream for a couple of months and it helps me so much . I will carry on using it for the near future .

Good all round cream

It is rather expensive, and has a Vaseline type consistency which is a bit greasy but effective on very dry scaly skin.

Works quick, but oily.

I have tried every cream selling in the shops for my eczema and I also have a nikel allegy. I break out in blisters and have had to take antihistamine tablet and chlorphenamine tablets everyday for 2 years. I recently had a flare up on my face. My face was covered in radh. On my eyelids as well. GP gave me prednisolone. I was high never felt better. But apparently this drug is addictive. GP said try cetraben ointment. It felt so lovely. I put it all over my body. Under my armpits and every crease on my body. I have not taken any tablets. I don't need to. I went out and bought loads of the tubs wherever I could get it..

I used this ointment to help heal scar on my knee after surgery.

This is a wonderful ointment for chapped skin. I have venous excema and it really has improved the skin on my legs. I would recommend it.

A great product - this is lighter than hydromol or epaderm but better than a cream for dry skin. Just beware this is only a 125g tub which is quite small if you are applying to more than a small area of skin. The NHS indicative price for this size is £3.49. Although the NHS will always get a better price, this seems quite inflated to me. I just assumed it would be the 450g without looking and I don't think this is clear at all from the page other than if you look carefully at the picture. It should really be mentioned in the product information text and title.