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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

Meena avatar Meena WA, 1 kid in tow
September 24, 2018
Excellent
Hannah avatar Hannah NSW, 1 kid in tow
September 24, 2018
Effective at preventing infection and puts my mind at ease.
Stephanie avatar Stephanie NSW, 3 kids in tow
September 24, 2018
Great travel size tube and worked well for my daughter who often scratches herself or grazes her knees as she is a typical toddler
Ashlynne avatar Ashlynne NSW, 2 kids in tow
September 24, 2018
My kids are always having little accidents so I’m keen to try this next time it happens
Works great on grazes to clear them up quickly
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Tiana NSW, 1 kid in tow September 24, 2018
Kristina avatar Kristina Qld, 3 kids in tow
September 24, 2018
A must for at home and in the car. With 3 boys you never know when you need his product.
Wing avatar Wing Qld, 1 kid in tow
September 24, 2018
smell funny
Kelly avatar Kelly NSW, 3 kids in tow
September 24, 2018
Haven’t used this product before but I applied to my baby as he had a sore on his bottom, healed quickly. I liked that it was easy to apply and goes along way
Ella avatar Ella Vic, 3 kids in tow
September 24, 2018
I generally wouldn't go for a cream like this. I prefer to use more natural products and less pharmaceutical.
I used to use this cream back when i was a teenager with bad skin and i swore by it! Baby hasn't had bad nappy rash yet so I haven't had the need to use it, but this is a brand I trust and know it works! I would recommend it to someone who needs it!
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Ollie Vic, 1 kid in tow September 23, 2018
Sarah avatar Sarah SA, 2 kids in tow
September 23, 2018
It’s a magic ointment I our house now. Body super glue
Katrina avatar Katrina NSW, None kids in tow
September 23, 2018
always keep this in the first aid box
Amy avatar Amy Qld, 2 kids in tow
September 23, 2018
Handy little tube of antiseptic to keep in the car or nappy bag for any unexpected cuts or grazes the little ones can get when out and about
Catherine avatar Catherine WA, 2 kids in tow
September 23, 2018
Loved it, redness was gone over night and it goes really far, very smooth to apply and no sting
Great to see there are not a ton of different chemicals in this product and that it is Australian made
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Johanne WA, None kids in tow September 23, 2018
Kim avatar Kim SA, 1 kid in tow
September 23, 2018
Interested to see what this product is like!
Laura avatar Laura WA, 1 kid in tow
September 23, 2018
Actually used this for myself to sooth a cut and was very gentle on the skin
sky avatar sky Vic, None kids in tow
September 23, 2018
I really like the fact that it is australian made and that this is prominetly displayed on the packaging
Karina avatar Karina SA, 1 kid in tow
September 23, 2018
Used a trial sized product from the Baobag, tested on baby’s skin as she has allergies and no reaction! We now have a safe antiseptic to carry in the baby bag for those little scrapes!
Healed up cuts really well
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Amy Tas, 1 kid in tow September 23, 2018

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