PolysporinFirst Aid Topical Antibiotic Skin Ointment With Bacitracin Zinc & Polymyxin B Sulfate, For Infection Protection & Wound Care, Neomycin-Free, Travel Size, 1 oz

Works great, and use this or Neosporin. Not only great for humans, but great for dogs that may lick or queue that have not become excessive. As my dogs vet related to me, once you rub it in basically the residual that’s leftover is almost the same as Vaseline and won’t harm my dog if she licks.

Very pleased with this product. Works really well to heal my dogs cuts and scrapes.

This is the only product we use and it is hands down the best answer to cuts and nicks we gardeners suffer from doing our chores.

Makes a great diaper rash ointment when combined with aquaphor and breast milk! Trust me, give it a go!

This product speaks for itself. Well priced and arrived quickly

I've always used Neosporin but my doctors now recommend not to use it. They said Polysporin (or even vaseline) is better.

So here's an interesting tidbit: after googling around, the main difference between this (Polysporin) and Neosporin, is that Polysporin has only two active ingredients while Neosporin has three. You might think that this means Neosporin is better, right? Well apparently the third ingredient which is present only in Neosporin (neomycin) has a higher incidence of allergic reactions on the skin, and can even cause one to develop an allergy to it after "prolonged exposure", even if you didn't have such an allergy in the past. These risks are apparently not as much of an issue with the other two active ingredients that Polysporin uses (polymixin and bacitracin). I suppose this may be why the label says it's the "#1 Dermatologist recommended" brand.

I love this product for cute and scrapes. Always have used it. Very impressed!