Sudocrem Reviews Number 1 of 10 in Nappy Cream
The most well know and widely used nappy cream brand. Almost half of users say that it is the only nappy cream they will buy.
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- A 'Top 100' baby brand
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"Brilliant cream works every time and would not use anything else"
Description
Sudocrem Antiseptic Healing Cream has been mum’s simple, effective ally for over 80 years and is great for soothing sore skin and treating nappy rash. Sudocrem Antiseptic Healing Cream is versatile enough to be used by the whole family for all of life’s little dramas and can help with so much more than just treating babies’ bottoms! Price shown for 60g AHC.
RSP £ 2.00
Most Helpful Reviews
My favourite, thick texture means you only need a small amount meaning it lasts a very long time. Soothes effective area quickly and clears up rashes.
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This is a personal favourite of mine, the texture is great, it does the job and I feel like it actually protects my boy! It doesn't smell bad and costs the area well!
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Works well, soothes sore bums but I find does take a few uses
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Used this when there appeared a bit of a rash on babies bottom. I used it a couple of times and the rash disappeared. Not greasy or smelly.
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Very good but I don
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Great cream. Bit too expensive though.
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Does the job
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Good for sore bums
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Very good. Turn to this product. Clears any redness up quickly. Don
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This is my go to cream. A tiny amount goes a long way. It's rather thick and not the easiest to apply but does work. Used with combination of disposables and reusable nappies but with a liner as I heard it can coat real nappies and leave them less absorbent, but this totally wasn't a problem for us, although tiny quantities were used. We only used when there was redness and it knocked it right back. It also worked on a rash that bepanthen didn't prevent or treat. You need very little, some people plaster it on unnecessarily, I've seen people put on more in 1 nappy change than I would use in a weeks if I were to use it at every change!. It doesn't rub in well but it doesn't have to. The tubs are massive, I transfer a teaspoon full into a lip balm tin to carry in the change bag. Also for hygiene you should only apply with a clean finger - if you need more use a different finger.
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Thick enough to leave a layer to protect the baby
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