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Paul Brinker
> 3 dayCools, and keeps injuries moist to help heal faster. I havent found anything better in my 40 years as a construction worker
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trixieacs
> 3 dayIt was not the exact brand that I hoped to get but it is an excellent substitute and I like it.
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Zoe B
> 3 dayMy husband has been hording the discontinued Johnson & Johnson cream for years. It was discontinued several years ago, so he stocked up. But then we finally hit our last tube, and the search for a replacement began. I saw comments from other J&J customers that this product was similar. They are right and we are really happy with it. Ambixs product is creamy and works just a well as the old J&J cream. I just hope they keep making it.
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Jennifer l. Klohn
> 3 daySimilar to Johnson and Johnsons which I cant find anymore
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Elizabeth A Mills
> 3 dayit is not as good as Johnson & Johnson first aid cream but they have discontinued it. I wish someone could tell me why. It is the best all around cream there ever was.
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Ray N.
Greater than one weekDoes what it says, and the tubes are large. Odor is a little unusual.
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J. Cross
> 3 dayin past years, Johnson and Johnson made a very similar cream. They discontinued it and Ambix has created a great cream that does about the same thing. It is great to spread over a burn..... works wonderfully. I also like it for minor irritations such as bug bites or a rash from a weed or such..... I use it on my grandson all the time...... no mess because it is not greasy.
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Lmtcisme
Greater than one weekHelps heal dry cracked hands better than any other cream Ive tried.
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Kathy
> 3 dayU like this product almost as much as the old fashioned Johnsons Cream. It has a nice feel, and you do not have to cover it because it wont rub off on everything. It isnt greasy like other topical treatments.
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PC
> 3 dayWe were so sad and surprised when Johnson & Johnson stopped making their first aid cream. Nothing has ever been capable of healing like that stuff! Not sure why they would ditch it to focus on Neosporin. At any rate, we wondered if this might be the same thing, and yes, it is exactly the same as Johnson & Johnson - heals the same. Better buy a whole bunch of it, since there seems to be a movement out there to do away with anything that actually works. 0_o