Amazon BasicsHealing Ointment & Skin Protectant for Dry & Cracked Skin and Chapped Lips, Fragrance Free, 14 Oz (Pack of 1)

This is such a good product, very similar to the name brand on the shelf but much less expensive.I truly can't tell the difference between the two products.I use this on my poor dry feet morning and evening, and it keeps them really soft.It is an ointment so it doesn't absorb immediateley. There isn't much of a smell either.And it's such a good price. It will be a repeat purchase.

I love this ointment! It is just like the Aquaphor ointment. It works exactly the same. I use it for when my son has diaper rashes. I like it better than butt paste. I love how big it is for the price! If you get brand name Aquaphor in the same size it would be twice as much! I definitely recommend this ointment

The formula is creamy and melts into the skin leaving a shiny moisturised layer. A little bit goes a long way so you can use sparingly. I appreciate the creaminess of the formula because it doesn’t need to be warmed into the hands unlike a brand name which can be sorta hard depending on how it’s stored. So far, it’s a yes from my family and I.

I’ve been using the Amazon Basics Healing Ointment for a few weeks now, and I must say—it’s an absolute workhorse for dry, cracked skin. Whether it’s lips, hands, or those sneaky elbows, this stuff delivers. What I particularly appreciate is that it doesn’t leave me feeling like I’ve dipped myself in a vat of grease. Instead, it leaves my skin feeling silky, moisturised, and protected—though I will admit, there’s a slight residue that lingers. Not unpleasant, just something to note.That said, the value for the price is unmatched. A 14 oz tub will last forever, and it performs on par with much pricier brands. I knocked off one star only because of that lingering “silky coat” sensation—it’s not oily, but it is perceptible, which might not be everyone’s cup of tea.Still, it’s earned a permanent place in my skincare stash!

I get really dry skin, especially on my elbows, and this works great. It sinks in slowly and helps keep my skin hydrated. The best part is how much cheaper it is compared to name brands like Aquaphor—it's more than half the price of a typical "healing ointment," but it works just as well.

The healing cream has the exact same ingredients as the Acuaphor brand for half of the cost. Great product used for skin healing.

I have been using Aquaphor for many years at my dermatologist's recommendation. When I came across this item, it has the same amount of petrolatum (41%) (essentially Vaseline) and every other item mentioned in the ingredients is identical. Yet, it cost about half as much as the same amount of Aquaphor! What a deal, right? Not so fast! While the ingredient list may be the same, Aquaphor is so much thicker (or this is so much thinner). If you have never used Aquaphor and this works for you, go for it! (That's why I gave it a 3; maybe for your needs it is okay.) But I will spend the extra to get Aquaphor next time. For what I need, thicker is so much better. When starting this review, I looked at others who said similar, but I probably would have wanted to test it for myself--and I did. They were right! If you have used Aquaphor in the past and are pleased with its consistency, you will likely, like me, be disappointed in its thinness.

It’s very good on a new tattoo, used this and still does on my tattoo it was my very first tattoo btw 😩.