Smart Choice!

I have used ozonol in the past but with this campaign I got to try it again but, on my other family members and even my neighbour. I’m a loyal polysporin user due to health reasons. Anywaaaays, first off, my neighbour was first. She had some friction burn between her thighs from walking on a very hot day. She came to me for help as I’m my neighborhood pharmacy at home. lol. She applied it and covered it and the next day it was all but gone. Maybe your jot supposed to encourage people to use it on their animals but I did. My old lady due to her age has been getting some hotspots on her paws and she will not leave them alone no matter what I’ve tried and they always have to be wrapped because she will start licking the first chance she gets to the point that she draws blood. Two days with the ozonol and covered they dried up very well and were healing quite nicely until I tried to give her paw a break from the gauze and she ruined the progress within 15 minutes, so back on went the cone and the next day I did the same procedure. Same results, so it works great for that kind of stuff as long as you don’t have a neurotic furbaby. Lastly, my son. I can not explain how but all I can say that my dumbass kid managed to stab himself in the knee with a Swiss Army knife. It was fairly deep, about an inch long and then about 3” in a shallow scratch, almost needed stitches. Again, supermom brings out the ozonol, gauze and wrap. I swear to God or whatever other deity that might be up there, after 2 days it looked like a very superficial scratch and you would’ve thought I was very silly for my reaction to the cut when it first happened. You wouldn’t have believed me and would’ve thought that I was exaggerating. So in closing, thank-you very much. Im glad I got to try it again(at your expense lol) I’m very pleased and feel very confident about the continued use of Ozonol.

Lasted all day

I tried this product on an open wound caused by a bug bite. I put the smallest little bit on and it lasted for hours and hours. I look forward to trying it under a bandaid because it will last even longer. It does have a strong scent but once it was rubbed in it started to dissipate.

Perfect first aid kit ointment

Ozonol ointment really is non stinging - according to my 5 year old who we tried this on a couple of his cuts/scratches. I find a little bit goes a long way. The ointment is easy to spread around, and absorbs pretty quickly. The only thing we weren’t a huge fan of was the scent - maybe from the camphor oil? It kind of smells like “old lady cream” - something you would find in your grandmas cabinet! I would say the benefits of the ointment outweigh the scent and will be using this all summer with all the sports and activities bringing more cuts and scratches!!

Works as described

The best part is it doesn't sting. My kid had a minor cut and when I applied the ointment she did not complain. The ointment worked as mentioned. The tube can go a long way.

Not so effective

I have used this product when i got burn on finger, i read in the description i saw zinc oxide, i i thought it will work great but even after using it for 5 times i didnt see any result on that area.
Would look for one more week to get better result maybe.

Great addition to a first aid kit

I had some first aid training, and I take this very seriously, so I took the time to assemble our first aid kit myself. It's packed! However, as a newcomer to Canada and I never heard of Ozonol, although it's a trusted and known brand, so my kit only contained an antibiotic ointment. This is a wonderful addition and alternative to it, since I avoid using antibiotics unless absolutely necessary. Ozonol has two active ingredients, zinc oxide (also found in mineral sunscreens), and phenol (antiseptic and anesthetic). Because of phenol I personally wouldn't use Ozonol too frequently, but for occasional scrapes, cuts and irritations it works really well. It doesn't sting at all and it numbs the pain the enough to take the edge off, since some of those little cuts can be really painful. It also has a quite long expiry, so it's great to keep in a first aid kit or in an outdoor bag.

It doesn’t have to sting to work!

This whole time I believed the reason ointments work on skin irritations was because their sting would take your mind off the real issue.
Then I tried this free product sample. Ozonol really works to soothe your scrapes and bug bites but it doesn’t sting at all. It also helps to moisturize while it protects and helps you heal.
Will be a great staple in the first aid kit !

Happily surprised

I liked this product! I have a 2 year old that scrapes her knees frequently and she lets me put this on her knees without problem! That's a win in my books!!

Great relief

This product works excellently to soothe stings of minor scrapes and “trampoline burn” as well as helps the itch of bug bites. The smell is not very pleasant at all, but it’s not so overwhelming that it’s not worth the benefits. A small dot goes a long way and you don’t want to overdo it as it’s a little greasy. Overall I will totally be keeping this in the bathroom cabinet and taking when we go camping this summer as I love the relief it brings, the finish and smell are truly minimal dislikes compared to the positive of a relief ointment that works.

Effective and non stinging

After I got this product free from Butterly in exchange for a review, my husband kindly chose to scrape his knee in order to contribute to this review. Actually ofc it was an accident and it was nasty, he scraped himself just below the knee. The wound is about 5 x 4 centimeters with plenty of little gravel in it. After washing it would, with bated breath, we applied the ointment. I'll be honest, I expected it to sting because if the extent of the wound. But it didn't, not one but. I was quite impressed and my husband was relieved. So if you are looking for an antibiotic ointment that doesn't sting, I've got a good candidate for you.