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Crystaderm First Aid Cream - Reviews

4.1from 446 reviews

Crystaderm® provides effective protection against skin infection without a prescription,1 essential for your family’s first aid in the home and on-the-go.

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Crystaderm® is a broad spectrum antiseptic cream for protection against skin infection in minor cuts, wounds and grazes. Crystaderm® works by slowly releasing hydrogen peroxide from lipid crystals in the cream to fight skin infection. Unlike topical antibiotics, Crystaderm doesn’t carry any known risk of bacterial resistance.1
This means it will be just as effective in the future as it is today. Crystaderm® is essential for your whole family’s first aid at home and on-the-go.

Reference 1: Lipsky, B. A., and Hoey, C., Topical Antimicrobial Therapy for Treating Chronic Wounds, 2009, 49:1541–1549.

For more information: www.crystaderm.com.au

Bettina avatar Bettina SA, 2 kids in tow
December 29, 2018
Will be used in our family with a 3yo boy in the house, especially after Santa brought him a trampoline, we are expecting a few more cuts and grazes!!
Shanae avatar Shanae Qld, 1 kid in tow
December 24, 2018
Useful to carry in nappy bag for accidents. Convenient packaging and easy to understand instructions. Has come in handy many times with no infection to follow.
Sassha avatar Sassha NSW, 4 kids in tow
December 18, 2018
First sign of rash prevents gettting worse
Morgan avatar Morgan SA, 1 kid in tow
December 15, 2018
great size to travel with especially with a learning to walk toddler
A cure-all. Been around for ages and there is safety in this product because of that. A
Rachel avatar
Rachel NSW, 1 kid in tow December 15, 2018
Amethyst avatar Amethyst SA, 2 kids in tow
December 11, 2018
Will go in first aid box for another day, although my child is a bit of a mouth bleeder, so probably won't get tested for a while as she's never even needed a plaster!
Hristiyana avatar Hristiyana WA, 1 kid in tow
December 8, 2018
Have not used this product yet, however, it's currently in my nappy bag to be handy whenever needed.
corinne avatar corinne NSW, 2 kids in tow
December 7, 2018
helped my sons nappy rash
Rheannen avatar Rheannen NSW, 2 kids in tow
December 7, 2018
Product appears to be good quality and quite useful.
Cleared up my babie’s heat rash very quickly and I’ve also used it on some mosquito
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Emma SA, 1 kid in tow December 2, 2018
Leah avatar Leah Vic, 2 kids in tow
December 1, 2018
I used this on my daughters gravel rash. It stung but she actually went to sleep straight after. Success!
Denise avatar Denise SA, 2 kids in tow
December 1, 2018
Always handy to have in the first aid kit!
Natasha avatar Natasha SA, 1 kid in tow
December 1, 2018
This looks great! Gone straight into our first aid box!
Leandra avatar Leandra WA, 1 kid in tow
November 30, 2018
Great, really use this product a lot specially with a boy that's on the move. Great addition to any first aid kit.
Fantastic product
Melissa avatar
Melissa NSW, 1 kid in tow November 29, 2018
Caroline avatar Caroline Vic, 3 kids in tow
November 27, 2018
Will definitely use for cuts and grazes
Rebecca avatar Rebecca Qld, 1 kid in tow
October 31, 2018
I love the simplicity of the product however I would appreciate more advice on the packet about using it on an infant/child.
Kristy avatar Kristy Qld, 1 kid in tow
October 31, 2018
this is a great product amd live using it on my sons bumps and bruises
Donna avatar Donna SA, 2 kids in tow
October 31, 2018
Great product. Don't know much about the company or if they have a bigger range, but will do some research.
I am lucky enough to not have to use the cream yet, but very glad I have it on hand
Heidi avatar
Heidi SA, 1 kid in tow October 30, 2018

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