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When I found out that J&J First Aid Cream was no longer available, my reaction was eerily similar to the scene at the end of the original Planet of the Apes movie where Charlton Heston sees the Statue of Liberty and pounds his fist into the wet sand saying YOU MANIACS! YOU BLEW IT UP! and so on. The Ambix product seems to do the job, though it lacks the distinctive beeswax smell and feel of the now-defunct old standard. I am forced to accept that loss as part of the ongoing cheapening of our modern world. Im glad that someone makes a product to partly fill that void, but life will never be the same.

I find it hard to believe the J&J stopped making their First Aid Cream. This product was a staple in my medical cabinet and the first tube I grabbed for when I had a cut or abrasion. Im not sure if this product works as well. Time will tell.

I always had a tube of Johnson & Johnsons First Aid Cream in my kitchen. When I looked for it a few years ago, I found that it had been discontinued by Johnson & Johnson. My search on the internet showed that it was being packaged and sold by others. I bought 3 tubes. Gave one to my daughter for her home and one to my son for his home and kept the third for myself. My kids loved it, used it up, then took mine. I recently bought 3 more. It is, simply, the best for minor cuts and burns. Will always keep it in my home.

Very pleased that this is a comparable replacement for the original J&J First Aid Cream that was discontinued back in 2008. I actually still had an empty tube of the original product I had saved to compare ingredients if I ever found a substitute product, and the ingredients are mostly the same with just a few variances. The best news is that the consistency, look, smell, and performance is the same as the original, and its still soothing/cooling and heals minor wounds much faster than other products having different formulas. It works great for facial blemishes too. I consider it a must-have in my medicine cabinet, so am hoping this new company continues to manufacture it.

I have been a fan of J&J First Aid Cream for 40 years, that is until they apparently discontinued what to me was a perfect product. There are certain kinds of abrasions and burns that it was perfect for. When I found out a few years ago that it was being discontinued, I bought a bunch, which has almost run out. Then the task was to find a replacement. The Ambix product is the closest thing Ive found. They are not using all the same elemets (as can easily be seen on the ingredients), but it is pretty similar. It is definately less viscous, or more watery. But it is a pretty good replacement for the perfect product.

Since Johnson & Johnson discontinued theirs years ago, this was the closest product I was able to find. It works!

This (or something very similar) used to be made by Johnson & Johnson for Red Cross brand, cant find it anywhere anymore... and so theres Amazon. Fills an otherwise unfillable space in my medicine cabinet for when I dont want ointment for a cut or skin abrasion.

Excellent quality, excellent customer service and excellent price!

I refer to this as my magic cream, because it is the best stuff out there for soothing pain and healing lacerations quickly. It also is surprisingly good for eliminating itch and healing insect bites. I dont travel without it any more.

since Johnsons First Aid Cream is no longer available, this product is a very good substitute.