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CareAll Triple Antibiotic Ointment — 144 Single-Use 0.9 g Packets
Product description
This offering contains 144 single-use foil packets of triple antibiotic ointment, each packet pre-measured at 0.9 grams for one application. The compact sachets are designed for portability and easy dispensing, making them simple to tuck into pockets, purses, glove compartments, or small first-aid pouches.
Active ingredients (per gram) are Bacitracin Zinc 400 units, Neomycin Sulfate 5 mg (equivalent to 3.5 mg neomycin base), and Polymyxin B Sulfate 5,000 units. The formulation is intended to help prevent infection in minor cuts, scrapes, and burns when applied externally.
The ointment is manufactured without phthalates, parabens, dyes, or added fragrances for a more neutral formulation. Each foil packet is intended for single use to reduce contamination risk compared with multi-use tubes. Apply a small amount to the affected area, then cover with a sterile dressing as needed.
The product is FDA-registered and the packaging includes an NDC number, lot number, and expiration date for traceability. For external use only.
Pros
- Hygienic single-use foil packets
- Compact and travel-friendly
- Clear ingredient and regulatory labeling
Cons
- More packaging waste than a tube
- Higher cost per gram versus bulk tubes
- Does not include dressings or bandages
VerdictThese individually wrapped 0.9 g foil packets provide a convenient, hygienic way to keep a trusted triple antibiotic formula on hand for everyday injuries. The active ingredients mirror common formulations, the packaging shows lot and expiry details, and the phthalate/paraben/dye/fragrance-free composition suits those avoiding extra additives. Ideal for travel, outreach kits, or topping up a home
Reviews
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Wandag 5/5
Reordered for hygiene and savings
I bought a smaller count before and liked the single-use format more than a multi-use tube. The ingredients match those in the well-known brands but at a lower cost per packet, and sanitary packets prevent cross-contamination.
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Rafael alvarez 4/5
Useful for children’s scrapes
Handy to have around when kids get little cuts. I keep some packets in the car and at home for quick treatment.
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KL 5/5
Compact aid for skin irritation
Picked these up for treating minor skin irritation and they’ve been a useful addition to my first-aid supplies. The compact packets are easy to carry and provide a suitable amount for small incidents.
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Jabberwocky 5/5
Long shelf life and gentle on skin
The packets retain potency for a long time even with occasional use. They avoid causing skin irritation for me and tend to be better value compared with repeatedly buying tubes, though they do use more packaging.
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Cherry 5/5
Ideal for assembling outreach kits
These packets work well when making mini first-aid packs for community outreach. I include them with gauze, swabs, alcohol pads, and bandages to create compact kits for those in need.
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BathCoMike 5/5
Great one-time-use sizing
Sized perfectly for travel and small emergency kits — enough product without excess. Very handy for backpacks and glove boxes.
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Glenn Porter 5/5
Travel-friendly first aid solution
These small packets fit into any compact first-aid kit. Each 0.9 g sachet is roughly the size of an alcohol pad, so you can carry several without bulk. While the per-gram price can be higher than a tube, the portability and single-use hygiene are worth it for trips.
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Queenvik 5/5
Perfect for carrying — bring dressings too
I keep a supply of these 0.9 g packets in my travel kit. The individual foil packs are very convenient for on-the-go use and provide reassurance that I have an antibiotic ointment available. The ingredient list lines up with familiar formulas, so I trust its effectiveness. Tip: pack some adhesive bandages or gauze as well for full wound care.
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