Sudocrem Antiseptic Healing Cream - 125g

You can apply Sudocrem 2-3 times daily, or as often as necessary, particularly after cleansing the affected area, to maintain a protective barrier and provide relief.

Yes, Sudocrem can be used on the face for acne. Apply a very thin layer to individual spots or affected areas. However, avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes.

Sudocrem creates a water-repellent protective barrier on the skin, which helps protect against moisture and irritants. While it offers good protection, it is not entirely waterproof and may need reapplication after prolonged water exposure.

Once opened, Sudocrem should ideally be used within 12 months. Always refer to the 'period after opening' symbol (an open jar icon with '12M' or similar) on the packaging, or the expiry date if sooner.

Yes, Sudocrem Antiseptic Healing Cream is widely used and formulated to be gentle and effective for babies, particularly for treating and preventing nappy rash. Always apply a thin layer to clean, dry skin.

For minor burns (e.g., small superficial burns without blistering), Sudocrem can help soothe and protect the skin. However, for more serious burns, always seek medical advice immediately.

Discontinue use immediately. Cleanse the area gently and consult a healthcare professional, as you may be allergic to an ingredient or the condition requires different treatment.

You are likely applying too much cream. Sudocrem is highly concentrated; only a very thin layer is needed. Gently rub until it mostly disappears, leaving a nearly transparent film.

If the condition persists or worsens after 3-5 days of regular use, it's advisable to consult a doctor or pharmacist. The underlying cause might require medical attention.

Ensure the cream is stored at a moderate room temperature. If it's too cold, it may become stiffer. Warm a small amount between your fingers before applying, or try a slightly thinner application.