First Aid Burn Relief Cream Single Use Packets - 144 Count

Many small packets in a box. It's probably going to be a multi-year supply. At the time I received it, it says the expiration date is August 2025. Good to have it at home as emergency medicine. I tried it on a minor cut. It was scentless and easy to absorb. It helps a bit, nothing cooling or soothing happened. But since it wasn't a burn, I couldn't tell how helpful it was. It looks like there are other burn remedies and you don't really need this. I think it's most helpful when you are outdoors and want to have something handy.

These are good packets to use to refill a first aid kit, tuck in a bag, or keep on hand for occasional burns. Although the individual packaging may be overall more wasteful, for something like a burn treatment that you hopefully only have occasional need for, it’s nice to have a fresh packet when you do need it. Fresh contents may hold better potency and cleanliness. This is a great size package of these individual packets.When used on a basic kitchen burn, which is the majority of burns in my household, this works well for immediate treatment. It takes away the sting, soothes the skin, and seems to alleviate some of the redness. After the initial treatment, the burn can often heal without any ointment, but it is nice to have some initial treatment on hand. It’s also nice to be able to apply a topical pain relief if it acts up later. The product is a clear gel. There is a lot in the individual packet, so you should be able to treat any size minor burn easily with one application. It’s a little slimy, but it has the consistency of aloe, which is probably best for this kind of injury.

First aid burn cream packets are a super mini compact size perfect for stashing a few in any every day bag or first aid kit. I put a few in my hiking backpack and spread some packets throughout the house in random places. I've already had to use some of the cream for a small knick I got building a desk frame. The cream worked out providing some relief and it helped to speed up the healing. Packets come in at a weight of 1.6 grams per packet. Very lightweight so you can carry a few and not even notice the weight. Overall, great little mini compact size first aid burn cream packets that work very well for my hiking backpack and first aid kits.

This is our review for the Ever Ready First Aid burn cream.We ordered these Ever Ready First Aid burn cream in case we ever had an emergency where we had to use them. We wanted to put them in places that would be easy-access. We have had one occasion where someone in the house suffered a mild burn and the cream worked well. It was easy to dispense, wasn't too runny where it falls right off the burn and did provide some relief.As far as the packets themselves they give you a very generous amount of them for what you pay.There are so many that it's enough to keep some at work, in the car, in your work bag, children's backpack and more. They quantity they give you allows you to never worry about running out of them.Overall we are pleased with them and based on the quality, quantity and performance we give them both a 5-star review and our recommendation.

I will update if I use these but luckily I've not needed to, however these are great to have just in case. The lidocaine is the main ingredient that numbs a burn. I think with burns its more important to address and heal the skin, but there are times where you need to numb the area to make it bearable and these will work for that.

We’ve always had this exact formula of burn cream in our house, and this is a perfect refill for our inventory; enough so that we can strategically place them around the house, plus a few in my purse and then some in both cars! This feels SO good on sunburned skin. The current price point makes them just pennies per packet. Huge win.

These little packets are great to have on hand. Especially in the kitchen or by a bbq area. It’s great to pack and take when camping or going anywhere where you can get burned. I applied it on my hand from a burn and it soothes the pain and was like a Neosporin. Very good and useful!

These burn cream packets are very handy to have around. I like having the individual packets, rather than a tube. That way I know the cream is fresh. Each packet is marked with an expiration date. They are small enough to put in your pocket or purse. They are also good to have in your first aid kit.

The individually wrapped creams are amazing for first aid kits or bringing on-the-go for just-in-case needs. The box has 144 packets. The cream is made in China and distributed in New York.The cream itself is a white ointment with active ingredients of benzalkonium chloride and lidocaine. There is a very slight soothing or tingling sensation when it first touches the skin. I think it might be irritating to use this on scrapes, so go for bacitracin if your skin wound is open. I would reserve this cream specifically for burns.

I love having these on hand for immediate needs. They're good for burns and also for minor cuts and scratches. Since they're in individual packets I can bring some in my purse or pocket if I'm going to be traveling or doing yard work, etc. or keep them in multiple areas of the house. There's plenty in a packet for treating even a larger area and there is no cross contamination.