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Just a heads up to read/compare the ingredients label and watch for discounts/deals on the 'Maximum Strength' version of this, or even the Walmart 'Equate' triple-antibiotic (identical ingredients).
I've always had visibly better results on injuries and affected areas using the max strength version, as it contains 2x the antibiotic Polymyxin B Sulfate (10,000 units versus only 5,000 units in the regular (this deal's) version)
The max strength version also has higher amounts of the Bacitracin zinc, as well (500 units versus 400 units in the regular version).
Just a heads up to read/compare the ingredients label and watch for discounts/deals on the 'Maximum Strength' version of this, or even the Walmart 'Equate' triple-antibiotic (identical ingredients).
I've always had visibly better results on injuries and affected areas using the max strength version, as it contains 2x the antibiotic Polymyxin B Sulfate (10,000 units versus only 5,000 units in the regular (this deal's) version)
The max strength version also has higher amounts of the Bacitracin zinc, as well (500 units versus 400 units in the regular version).
So the Walmart triple antibiotic at $3.12 is the same as this one . Not a major price difference then .
So the Walmart triple antibiotic at $3.12 is the same as this one . Not a major price difference then .
You're missing the point. Which strength version of the Walmart triple antibiotic? This deal's is the regular strength, whicle currently Walmart has their Equate Max Strength triple antibiotic with twice the potency of Polymyxin B Sulfate (10,000 units versus 5,000 units) for roughly the same price.
The big difference and benefit is in the strength of the antibiotic content.
This seems like a good deal for name brand. I've had good luck with the antibiotic ointment from Dollar Tree. It's a 0.5oz tube with the same 3 active ingredients at the same strength for only $1.25. I'm only commenting to add another low cost option if anyone didn't know DT has their own version. Good luck walking into DT and leaving with only the one thing you originally went in to get...
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I've always had visibly better results on injuries and affected areas using the max strength version, as it contains 2x the antibiotic Polymyxin B Sulfate (10,000 units versus only 5,000 units in the regular (this deal's) version)
The max strength version also has higher amounts of the Bacitracin zinc, as well (500 units versus 400 units in the regular version).
I've always had visibly better results on injuries and affected areas using the max strength version, as it contains 2x the antibiotic Polymyxin B Sulfate (10,000 units versus only 5,000 units in the regular (this deal's) version)
The max strength version also has higher amounts of the Bacitracin zinc, as well (500 units versus 400 units in the regular version).
Which strength version of the Walmart triple antibiotic? This deal's is the regular strength, whicle currently Walmart has their Equate Max Strength triple antibiotic with twice the potency of Polymyxin B Sulfate (10,000 units versus 5,000 units) for roughly the same price.
The big difference and benefit is in the strength of the antibiotic content.
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