Walgreens has 10-Oz Cetaphil Restoraderm Soothing Moisturizer for Eczema Prone Skin on sale 2 for $11.68 when you follow the instructions below. Select free store pickup where available.
Thanks to Deal Hunter Rokket for finding this deal.
Note, availability for store pickup may vary by location.
Instructions:
Log in or Register for a myWalgreens account (coupons are typically limited to one per account).
Offer valid through 7/13/24 (while supplies last) .
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Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars based on over 200 customer reviews.
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Most products purchased from Walgreens.com may be returned either to a store or by mail within 30 days of purchase date and must be accompanied by the original receipt included with the shipment.
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Walgreens has 10-Oz Cetaphil Restoraderm Soothing Moisturizer for Eczema Prone Skin on sale 2 for $11.68 when you follow the instructions below. Select free store pickup where available.
Thanks to Deal Hunter Rokket for finding this deal.
Note, availability for store pickup may vary by location.
Instructions:
Log in or Register for a myWalgreens account (coupons are typically limited to one per account).
Offer valid through 7/13/24 (while supplies last) .
Ratings & Reviews:
Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars based on over 200 customer reviews.
About this store:
Most products purchased from Walgreens.com may be returned either to a store or by mail within 30 days of purchase date and must be accompanied by the original receipt included with the shipment.
I would stick to a cream or ointment as opposed to a lotion as lotion dries out much quicker while a cream or ointment will act as a barrier to keep the moisture in your skin longer.
Yes, both my kids are Eczema prone since birth and using this daily was more effective than regular Cetaphil lotion/cream/Aquaphor /Aveeno.
I haven't had to use any steroids (or ELIDEL) on them since they have been on this lotion. No break outs too. They have since transitioned to regular Cetaphil (been on it a good 10+ years).
Those who've used it before - does it really work for eczema prone skin care? Thanks.
I would stick to a cream or ointment as opposed to a lotion as lotion dries out much quicker while a cream or ointment will act as a barrier to keep the moisture in your skin longer.
Those who've used it before - does it really work for eczema prone skin care? Thanks.
Yes, both my kids are Eczema prone since birth and using this daily was more effective than regular Cetaphil lotion/cream/Aquaphor /Aveeno.
I haven't had to use any steroids (or ELIDEL) on them since they have been on this lotion. No break outs too. They have since transitioned to regular Cetaphil (been on it a good 10+ years).
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Yes, both my kids are Eczema prone since birth and using this daily was more effective than regular Cetaphil lotion/cream/Aquaphor /Aveeno.
I haven't had to use any steroids (or ELIDEL) on them since they have been on this lotion. No break outs too. They have since transitioned to regular Cetaphil (been on it a good 10+ years).
Does this stuff make your skin feel oily or does it dry pretty quick?
Does this stuff make your skin feel oily or does it dry pretty quick?
This dries quickly. I apply four pumps in the morning, one to each arm or leg, to help combat environmental allergies, and that's usually good for the entire day. I've been using this for the past 6 years, and it's usually $12-14 dollars. This deal makes this $7. Thanks, OP!
Those who've used it before - does it really work for eczema prone skin care? Thanks.
It worked for me to a degree I saw improvement. I switched to Acure eczema after that which is 2% Colloidal Oatmeal that made a huge difference. The cetaphil stuff is 1% Colloidal Oatmeal for me that 1% difference was a huge deal. I still have several containers of the Cetaphil stuff left I dont think Ill use again once I found the Acure stuff.
I would stick to a cream or ointment as opposed to a lotion as lotion dries out much quicker while a cream or ointment will act as a barrier to keep the moisture in your skin longer.
EXACTLY what my dermatologist told me at my last visit.
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I haven't had to use any steroids (or ELIDEL) on them since they have been on this lotion. No break outs too. They have since transitioned to regular Cetaphil (been on it a good 10+ years).
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I haven't had to use any steroids (or ELIDEL) on them since they have been on this lotion. No break outs too. They have since transitioned to regular Cetaphil (been on it a good 10+ years).
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I haven't had to use any steroids (or ELIDEL) on them since they have been on this lotion. No break outs too. They have since transitioned to regular Cetaphil (been on it a good 10+ years).
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