- Is this safe for babies under 2?
- No, it is not recommended for children under 2 unless a doctor says so. Ask a pediatrician before using it on an infant.
- How is it different from regular Neosporin?
- It adds pramoxine, a mild numbing agent, to the standard antibiotic blend. That extra ingredient is what eases the sting.
- Can it be used on the face?
- It can be used on small facial scrapes, but keep it away from the eyes and mouth. Stop if the skin reddens or itches.
- Does it work on burns?
- It is meant for minor burns, such as a small kitchen touch burn. Deep or blistering burns need medical care, not this cream.
- How often should I apply it?
- Clean the wound first, then apply a thin layer up to three times a day. Cover it with a bandage if it may get dirty.
- What is in the tube?
- One tube of antibiotic and pain-relieving cream. It contains neomycin, bacitracin, polymyxin B and pramoxine.
- Where is the Neosporin Pain Relief Cream for Kids cheapest?
- At Herbspro, for $9.70, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Neosporin Pain Relief Cream for Kids?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including Target, Carewell, Herbspro, Walgreens.