Just as good as name brand

To me this works just as good as name brands. You can buy this way cheaper than expensive brand and works great. I've used this on my kids cuts and scrapes and I even use it on my dogs cuts to help with infection and it works GREAT. It's all i buy and I recommend it to family and friends all the time.

Just as good as the national brand

This is the only triple antibiotic ointment that I buy. It's just as good as the national brands, and it's much cheaper. How is that not a win? Even if I lose it (again) it's cheap enough that I can buy another tube until I find the old one.

Great Antibiotic Ointment

I always have a tube of this triple antibiotic ointment in my house at any one given time. I find that when I apply this to minor cuts and burns my wound will heal a lot faster and also with less pain. A huge discovery that I made last summer was that I could use this on my dogs if they cut themselves, their cuts healed faster, although you have to keep them from licking the area that it’s applied to. Why spend more money on the name brand when you can buy the generic version at Walmart that works just as well? If you need to restock your first aid kit or have something on hand I highly recommend this triple antibiotic ointment.

A staple in my first aid kit

I always have a tube of this in my first aid kit for travel or hiking. You never know when you're going to need a topical antibiotic (it's not for every cut, but when you need it, you don't want to have to go searching.

I have been pleasantly surprised and happy with every Equate product I have ever used. It is a Walmart brand and so it is very affordable, and they mimic the higher end brand right down to the same ingredients. The packaging might not look to appealing, but that is also why it is cheaper. Pretty packaging costs extra. This Equate is $3.87 for 30 ml tube.

This Triple Ointment is enriched with Vitamin E which helps aid in healing, preventing scarring, and softening scabs and skin, and relieving any itching while healing.

I have used this on and off, mixing between Polysporin and back to Equate. I see no reason to spend more for Polysporin.