Crystaderm First Aid Cream 10 g — Fast antiseptic protection without antibiotics

Crystaderm First Aid Cream provides fast-acting antiseptic protection for minor wounds without contributing to antibiotic resistance. Designed for family use, this compact 10 g tube is ideal for home, school, and on-the-go first aid kits.

• Active antiseptic ingredient: Lipid-stabilised hydrogen peroxide 1% w/w delivers antiseptic action without topical antibiotics.
• Size and portability: 10 g tube, lightweight and compact for easy storage in a home medicine cabinet, school bag, or travel kit.
• Fast-drying, stain-free formula: Dries quickly on skin and leaves a clean, non-sticky feel; won’t stain skin, hands, or fabrics.
• Versatile wound care: Suitable for protecting around cuts, grazes, scratches, acne, school sores (impetigo), insect bites, and minor burns.
• Antibiotic-resistance safety: Provides antiseptic protection with no risk of topical antibiotic resistance.
• Usage guidance: After cleansing the wound, apply sparingly 2–3 times daily for up to 21 days.

Crystaderm First Aid Cream supports gentle wound care with antiseptic protection that does not rely on antibiotics. The quick-drying, non-staining formula is suitable for exposed skin and around fabrics, making it practical for everyday injuries. The compact 10 g tube ensures you have ready access when minor wounds occur, helping maintain cleanliness around the wound site and support comfort during recovery.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is Crystaderm First Aid Cream used for? It provides antiseptic protection for minor wounds and skin irritations, including cuts, scratches, grazes, acne, insect bites, minor burns, and school sores, without relying on antibiotics.
• How should I use Crystaderm? After cleansing the wound, apply sparingly to the affected area 2–3 times daily for up to 21 days.
• Will Crystaderm stain skin or fabrics? No. It dries quickly and won’t leave lasting stains on skin, hands, or clothing.
• Is Crystaderm an antibiotic product? It uses lipid-stabilised hydrogen peroxide as an antiseptic and does not rely on topical antibiotics, helping minimize concerns about antibiotic resistance.