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I used the Johnsons first aid cream for years for everything from poison ivy to burns to scrapes, etc. This is not at all the same, because Johnsons had a beeswax base, and eventually had a synthetic beeswax base. It is markedly different than the petroleum base other companies are passing off as first aid cream. I am guessing that beeswax, natural and synthetic, is getting costly, and is now priced out of the market. I checked beeswax health products, and they are selling for about $10 to $20 and ounce, making a tube of Johnsons first aid cream of 1.5 ounces in the $20 a tube range, not including the other ingredients. This particular cream doesnt seem to have any of the necessary ingredients as far as I can tell, and does not work for the conditions I used the Johnsons for... that being said, I dont know if it will be effective beyond being a suitable substitute for the original, which is the only reason I bought it. If anyone comes across a brand with a beeswax base, please let us all know, but I dont expect one to come on the market because the cost will be too prohibitive, which is probably why Johnson discontinued it. For some reason, beeswax in combination with antiseptic and anasthetic ingredients, had peculiar healing properties the petroleum lacks. At least that is my experience, others may experience otherwise, judging from the other reviews.

I refer to this as my magic cream, because it is the best stuff out there for soothing pain and healing lacerations quickly. It also is surprisingly good for eliminating itch and healing insect bites. I dont travel without it any more.

Excellent quality, excellent customer service and excellent price!

Not much to be said. Have used it for years... I ordered it, they shipped it, I received it.

Ordered this for a friend who swore by J&J first aid cream and looking for a replacement. She says it is working quite well.

I probably shouldnt give it five stars, because its not exactly the same as J&J First Aid Creme - which like everybody else I relied on for decades. However its pretty close. Closer than anything else Ive been able to find.

I BOUGHT THIS PRODUCT TO REPLACE A DISCONTINUED CREAM MADE BY JOHNSON & JOHNSON. THIS IS A GOOD SUBSTITUTE, BUT IT IS THINNER AND DOES HAVE AN ODOR. (THE ODOR DISSIPATES AFTER A FEW MINUTES) IT SEEMS TO WORK AS WELL BUT WOULD LOVE TO HAVE JOHNSON & JOHNSONS FIRST AID CREAM BACK ON THE MARKET AS I HAVE FOUND NOTHING THAT TRULY EQUALS IT.

Best stuff since Johnson and Johnsons first aid cream that now cant get anymore. Works good on cuts and burns on skin. Dont stop selling this!

When I found out that J&J First Aid Cream was no longer available, my reaction was eerily similar to the scene at the end of the original Planet of the Apes movie where Charlton Heston sees the Statue of Liberty and pounds his fist into the wet sand saying YOU MANIACS! YOU BLEW IT UP! and so on. The Ambix product seems to do the job, though it lacks the distinctive beeswax smell and feel of the now-defunct old standard. I am forced to accept that loss as part of the ongoing cheapening of our modern world. Im glad that someone makes a product to partly fill that void, but life will never be the same.

Does what it says, and the tubes are large. Odor is a little unusual.