Bag Balm® Medicated Ointment, 1oz Tin

The only hand repair that works. My hands dry out every winter and I’ve tried everything. This is the only stuff that works. I put on after my shower before bed and sometimes in the morning. I apply a good bit, would recommend the bigger size. It does make your hands warm where there is damage like cracks and open spots (not hot but feels good) highly recommend for people that wash their hands a lot or haven’t found a solution to your dry hands. Not a once and done though you have to apply regularly, I’m usually every other day.

I've tried every kind of chap stick under the sun, from fancy sephora brands, bite beauty, super cheap ones from drugstores, etc. but this is GREAT! Only product to make a noticeable for my chapped lips. a few times in winter when my hands were dry I slathered this on them before going to bed and it def helpsonly real downside is the thick greasy feeling at times, but I dont think you can have a petroleum jelly product without it. a bit not picky, but also pot application, which doesn't feel the most sanitary? i dunnooverall, love this product. recommended it to many friends

I’ve been using this as lip balm for 20 years. I’d be willing to wager I have some of the softest and healthiest lips on the planet. They never get dry, chapped, or wrinkly. 10/10 would recommend. I have a large tin by my bed that I purchased probably 4 years ago and is still over half full. I have these smaller tins on my desk and on my coffee table.

I’ve been using bag balm for my dogs chapped/dry nose for yeeeears! The ingredients in the regular bag balm and the bag balm labeled for dogs is the same. The tin also last a very long time. I always apply this ointment to my dogs nose and even her paws, followed by treats, so she doesn’t lick the application. This stuff is thick and it really moistens my pups dry nose when she needs it! Highly recommend!

It's a tiny tin of bag balm! I didnt notice til it arrived. It's very cute but.. i went to brick and mortar store and bought 8 oz. for same price. Bag balm is the best for stubborn chapped skin ... makes my skin as soft as a babies behind. :)

I have used Bag Balm on my dogs and myself for many years. This tiny cubed tin fits easily into a backpack or toiletry kit. It travels well with no leaks and can withstand winter and summer with no change in effect- it just hardens a bit when exposed to cold weather. I used this when my Akita developed a corn smelling rash on his face. which had a small sore to it where the skin was broken. The new food he was eating had a negative impact on his skin health. He scratched his face by his ear, and it smelled of corn which is the Proteus bacteria commonly found on the feet of any dog. I washed with tea tree soap, removed any crusting, dried the area and slathered on a glop of this wonderful medicine! Two days later- all is well. Just a bald spot remains. No more corn scent and no redness at all! I also switched to a brand new food and can hope that his skin health returns. He will be 9 this fall and this was his first ever rash- never had a single hot spot! Thank you Bag Balm for saving me a fortune in Dr bills. My Akita is my assistance dog- Only the best for him! Item arrived fast and was exactly as advertised!

Imagine my surprise when a TINY one inch or so square green tin shows up in a big box in my mailbox!! I obviously didn't read closely enough in the item description that it is 1 oz, so I was expecting the usual 10 oz tin to show up.Don't waste your money buying this super small tin of bag balm - shipping was about half of the almost $10 I spent to have this delivered. What a waste! I went through it so quickly. Thankfully, I found a big 10 oz tin of it at Walgreens for only $7.50!

My family has used this for decades, yes, decades. It is a really great all around ointment. We have used it for infant diaper rash, scrapes and scratches, my dried out cracked hands from work and just general moisturizing. If you have seen "My Big, Fat, Greek Wedding" and the Dad is always spraying Windex on everything, then you know my attitude toward this product. Problem? Get the Bag Balm.