Petroleum jelly DOES cause a rash on my skin and makes me itch like you would not believe. Found out the hard way when following the discharge and wound care instructions from the ER after they stitched the gash in my arm from a broken water bottle. As for the paper tape …. I cannot use that tape, it too causes a rash and, moreover, it rips the top layer of skin off me when being removed and leaves an additional open wound that I have to tend to and nurse while it is healing.
@chroniclesofme-z7t
Yes 🙌 please
@eatmysass1383
petroleum causes cancer 🙄
@angelwendy84
Can someone explain to me what is wrong with Mederma? She didn't explain why the need to switch
@annatenerias7282
I thought petroleum jelly was toxic with chemicals ??😊
@susan7208
People, just use what works for you! If you like hydrogen peroxide, petroleum jelly, neosporin, or band-aids, just continue using them. There is a dermatologist on YouTube and he hawks skin creams after telling you I’m previous videos not to use them. It’s all about views and money
@jenniferl9036
I use neosporin all the time and have been most of my life, works just fine. I also use regular band-aids, again they work just fine. Stop being so dramatic about everything.
@cornecoetzee2488
Dear Lord… Americunt..
@Zipfei_Kloatscher
I see, someone is a fan of petroleum jelly here… 😅😅😅
@JenniferDefoor
Guess depends on wounds. But when I get spider bites or flea bites (I live near woods and field) peroxide is the #1 thing I use to heal and get sting out.
@kava4335
Thanks for the info, how good or bad is a liquid bandaid?
@ChaseYahweh
Petroleum causes cancer. Use manuka honey it may be sticky, but it’s not created in a toxic lab! Plus, the anti microbial properties in honey protect and prevent infection. Also, castor oil! So much better than mederma! When in doubt, go natural! Not made in a lab.
@dianeamaral8151
Thanks for the information 🙂
@lourita8447
Thank you so much for this post!!! I found it to be very educational. I was about to buy adhesive bandages and now I know not to. ❤😊
@MISSYMINX261
What about hypochlorous acid instead of hydrogen peroxide
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Petroleum jelly DOES cause a rash on my skin and makes me itch like you would not believe. Found out the hard way when following the discharge and wound care instructions from the ER after they stitched the gash in my arm from a broken water bottle.
As for the paper tape …. I cannot use that tape, it too causes a rash and, moreover, it rips the top layer of skin off me when being removed and leaves an additional open wound that I have to tend to and nurse while it is healing.
Yes 🙌 please
petroleum causes cancer 🙄
Can someone explain to me what is wrong with Mederma? She didn't explain why the need to switch
I thought petroleum jelly was toxic with chemicals ??😊
People, just use what works for you! If you like hydrogen peroxide, petroleum jelly, neosporin, or band-aids, just continue using them. There is a dermatologist on YouTube and he hawks skin creams after telling you I’m previous videos not to use them. It’s all about views and money
I use neosporin all the time and have been most of my life, works just fine. I also use regular band-aids, again they work just fine. Stop being so dramatic about everything.
Dear Lord… Americunt..
I see, someone is a fan of petroleum jelly here… 😅😅😅
Guess depends on wounds. But when I get spider bites or flea bites (I live near woods and field) peroxide is the #1 thing I use to heal and get sting out.
Thanks for the info, how good or bad is a liquid bandaid?
Petroleum causes cancer. Use manuka honey it may be sticky, but it’s not created in a toxic lab! Plus, the anti microbial properties in honey protect and prevent infection. Also, castor oil! So much better than mederma! When in doubt, go natural! Not made in a lab.
Thanks for the information 🙂
Thank you so much for this post!!! I found it to be very educational. I was about to buy adhesive bandages and now I know not to. ❤😊
What about hypochlorous acid instead of hydrogen peroxide
Thank you❤