Kid-Safe Eczema Creams

Eczema isn't a genetic disorder but it can affect many members of the same family, making the purchase of several eczema creams an expensive and time consuming endeavor. Thankfully, manufacturers have picked up on the fact that families need affordable, kid-friendly ways to relieve their itch without breaking their bank. Safety is the first priority, as parents want the best for their kids in every aspect but especially when the health of their skin is being put at risk. We've short-listed a few kid-safe, family-friendly eczema ointments that adults can feel secure about bringing into their home.



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Seraj All Natural and Organic Cream

This is one of the first eczema treatments known to be completely safe for babies and adults of all ages. Testimonials abound allover the Internet, raving about this product as many claim it's the "only cream that has actually worked" for the people afflicted with eczema in their families. The scent is fresh and clean with a hint of citrus to open pores and allow skin to breathe, bringing new oxygen into inflamed, itching areas. The cream is light and nourishing, nurturing pores and swollen cells to restore a healthy glow and feel to skin.

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Premium Triple Cream Severe Dry Skin & Eczema Care

This paste is well known for immediate relief and soothing of dry, cracked, painful skin. Used in the worst cases of eczema, the cream is fragrance-free, nourishing, and provides a handful of vitamins in every dollop to nurture skin back to health. As a multi-purpose medicine, this product can also be used on infants with uncomfortable diaper rash.





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Cortizone-10 Intensive Healing Lotion

NOTE: AGES 2 and UP.

This cream is comprised of aloe vera leaf juice, oat kernel extract, and shea butter for an instant relief plan that fits your irritated, reddened, eczema-laden skin. It's hypo-allergenic and maximum strength to encourage rapid healing and longer periods between flare-ups.