A+D Original Diaper Rash Ointment, Baby Skin Protectant With Lanolin and Petrolatum, Seals Out Wetness, Helps Prevent Diaper Rash, 4 Ounce Tube (Pack of 4), Packaging May Vary

Excelente TIP para padres. No cures rozaduras, prevéanlas con A+D. Mi hija no ha tenido una sola rozadura desde que empezamos a aplicar un poquito de esta pomada en cada cambio de pañal.

Good product and delivery time

We have used A&D for all 3 of my kids. It’s the *only* ointment that doesn’t sting, doesn’t have fragrance, and actually CURES a horrible, awful diaper rash within a couple days!! I’ve used almost all of them out there, and A&D has been the utmost best. I usually give a tube to friends who have new babies, as well as use it not only for my 3 year old but also my 5 year old if she gets a sore bottom. I swear, it’s like the miracle diaper cream. So the fact you could get a 4 pack here for SO CHEAP is amazing!!! I have one for every place we are most (home - 2 places, car, diaper bag, etc.)!!! It’s just amazing stuff!!!

Para bebé con piel delicada

I had a tube of the A&D "First Aid Ointment" that was running low, and I noticed that the "Diaper Rash Ointment" was FAR cheaper. The first aid ointment was $3.24 for a 1.5oz tube ($2.16/oz) but the diaper rash ointment, maybe by virtue of being sold in larger quantities, was $10.97 for a 16oz tub ($0.68/oz), or this item, $17.68 for a 4-pack of 4oz tubes ($1.11/oz). I wasn't sure it was exactly the same, but I gave it a shot since we also have a baby and can put diaper rash cream to good use. As it turns out, the active ingredients are identical (Lanolin 15.5%, Petrolatum 53.4%), and they looked/smelled/worked identically. Don't be worried if you're looking for one and wondering if the other is any different. It seems likely that it's the exact same product with different packaging/marketing. We added it to our baby's cabinet, and now we have it on the cheap for first aid usage for the rest of the family, as well.