CareAll First Aid Burn Cream 0.9g Packets (Pack of 144) Pain Relieving First Aid Cream for Temporary Relief of Pain from Minor Burns, Cuts, and Scrapes with Benzalkonium Chloride and Lidocaine HCI

I ordered these to replace the little packets that came in my first aid kits. I keep one in each car as well as at home. Recently I burnt myself pretty badly with a curling wand. I had nothing to put on the burn and immediately ordered a larger product from Amazon with next day delivery and these little packets to refill my first aid kits I used a couple of them on my new burn and really eases the pain quickly. Thankfully the burn has since healed and I'm left with a small scar that I'm using another Amazon product to reduce. Overall I would purchase these again and plan to keep them on hand just in case the unexpected happens.

a great addition to a first aid bag, especially as a single-use packet

Applied cream to burn and it immediately stopped the burn.

Cooked for the first 40 years of my life, still cook for family now. Always a hardproduct to find that works well. Love little packets so cream never dries out. Product takes care of skin well.

They are a great addition to my first aid kits. My only complaint is how small they are. They are about half the size I expected.

The CareAll burn cream worked well on sunburns and a scalding burn from a kitchen pot—in the first week I had it. In fact, despite it being a pack of 144, I’m running low already because it works so well. I’ve been putting it in first aid kits and in swim bags for the kids, and it was invaluable when my wife burned herself cleaning her honey extractor. The lidocaine is a decent numbing agent, and the benzalkonium chloride helps prevent infection, so this is really not specific to burns, but the ingredients are pretty normal for a burn cream. This one from CareAll does not include Aloe, but I’ve always considered that more of a gimmick ingredient anyways. The only downside to this product is that the individual packets are relatively small, so if you’ve got a large burn to deal with it may be more efficient to get a bottle. Value wise, the price is great for a 144 pack.

I am an orthopedic surgeon with a little bit of burn experience, but not a lot. This is a fairly standard “burn cream” - it’s a combination of an antiseptic (Benzalkonium Chloride) and a numbing medication (lidocaine). This combination of meds are what are used in “Bactine,” although the formula may be a little different (ie - this is a generic version of Bactine).Easy to use, comes in nice little packets that are good for one or two uses, depending on the size of the area. Can be used for minor cuts or burns. You don’t want to use it for too long once the area starts healing, as the Benzalkonium Chloride can be a little bit of an irritant to normal tissues. It’s a solid product that has been around for decades and works well.The cost of these packets breaks down to $0.07 per packet, which I think is extremely fair. I guess you could price shop, but if you need or want little packets of an effective, inexpensive burn/cut cream to keep around this seems like an excellent product.

The CareAll First Aid Burn Cream is pretty awesome! The 0.9g packets are perfect for single use, and having 144 in a pack is very convenient. It quickly relieves pain from burns and is easy to apply. Highly recommend for any first aid kit as they are portable and small.