5.0 out of 5 stars Stands up to the test of time

L.F. · 21 March 2025

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5.0 out of 5 stars 5*

a.s. · 14 May 2025

great product and price

5.0 out of 5 stars Good.

M. · 7 June 2025

Very pleased with the result.

4.0 out of 5 stars Not bad

C. · 12 June 2025

Just come back from Turkey with 2 bites. Had to use this cream for the last 3 days due to the irritation and applying 3 times a day it’s eased the irritation for sure. Definitely recommend this cream

5.0 out of 5 stars Germoline is THE Go-To cream for minor cuts, burns and even bites

A. · 27 January 2025

Quite honestly because it’s a nice thick cream, which makes it easy to apply. It contains an ingredient that you will feel numb the pain fast - while the other ingredients work to help protect against infection and speed up the healing process.It’s important you don’t just use this cream and stick a plaster on, then leave it for days - after a few hours the cream loses its ability to fight bacteria and under the plaster it can become a breeding ground for bacteria.So your best bet is to ensure that at least once a day you take off the plaster, gently wash the area with warm clean water, apply a thin layer of cream (no need to go mad, a dab will do!) and then put on a fresh plaster. A breathable one such as Leukoplast are best, though the adhesive isn’t the strongest - though this can be good, as it reminds you to tend to the wound as it’s healing.Whenever choosing a cream for minor cuts and scrapes, it’s always best to chose one like this that contains a pain-killing/numbing agent like lidocaine, and Germoline is my go-to for that reason.If I had to pick a negative side it would be the smell, I actually quite like it but some people think it smells a little chemically - but the smell isn’t strong, we’re not talking TCP levels of smell but rather like toothpaste - you can smell it only while you’re using it. Once you’ve covered the area with a plaster or if you’re just rubbing it into the skin, once it’s been absorbed the smell is gone.I have no other negatives as this is in my opinion, the best antiseptic cream on the market.

5.0 out of 5 stars It works protects & helps to heal skin

E.G. · 23 May 2025

Have always had this in my first aid box so got more when my last tube was going out of date.it is both an antiseptic & has pain relieving properties as well.Its kind to skin but when first applied and before the pain relief kicks in it does sting a bit, it has it's own smell but is not offensive nor does it irritate my sensitive skin, it helps to stop infections from starting. I wouldn't be without it.

5.0 out of 5 stars A must for any first aid cupboard

N. · 10 June 2025

An essential for any first aid cupboard. Useful for children and general cuts and grazes.

5.0 out of 5 stars Can’t beat it!

M.C. · 3 June 2025

Good old Germoline,you cannot beat it!Always like to keep a tube in first aid kit.