Ebanel Hemorrhoid Treatment Ointment (1.6oz) | with Witch Hazel, Phenylephrine, Vitamin B6, Zinc Oxide, Frankincense for Pain Burn Itch Relief, External and Intrarectal Use

not good just wasted money

If you’re staying on top of application it honestly does help but you gotta keep it lathered up.

Easy to use does help hemorroids but no cure

I bought this for my bug bites! I recently moved to Florida, not sure what’s biting me but these bites look like mosquito bites in the beginning but become EXTREMELY itchy and by day two develop a small central blister. It takes 2 weeks or more to completely go away. I tried diphenhydramine cream, hydrocortisone, oral antihistamines nothing worked to relieve the ITCH, until this ointment. I apply it after showering and immediately cover it with a bandaid, itch free for 12+ hours. I feel like they’re healing faster too, without me scratching them.

At around $30 a tube, Ebanol 4% lidocaine hemorrhoid ointment was expensive, but up until now it was worth it because...it worked really well. As any hemorrhoid sufferer can attest, this is the most important factor. Regrettably, that is no longer the case. I had been using this product for 2 years, satisfactorily until the last tube I purchased no longer stopped the intense pain and itching. I always tested a new tube by opening the seal and applying a small dot of the ointment to my lower lip and waited a minute to see if the lip would become numb. Always worked up until the last tube I purchased on Feb. 6, 2026. Failed the numbness test, did not sooth the nether regions. Informed the Ebanol company and they graciously sent me a new tube with now(supposedly)5% lidocaine. Nope, this tube was a dud also. Don't know what the problem is guys, but better start testing your product before selling it to desperate hemorrhoid sufferers. I will now switch to something else.

Excellent product