What is Epaderm Cream and Ointment?
Epaderm Cream and Ointment have emollient and skin cleansing properties formulated to deeply hydrate, protect and soothe dry skin. Epaderm skincare range has been designed by dermatologists and is recommended by doctors to ease symptoms of eczema, psoriasis and dermatitis in people of all ages, including babies. Both products are fragrance, colouring and SLS-free.
Epaderm Cream is a light, non-greasy formula that is perfect for daily use. It is quickly absorbed and has been clinically proven to noticeably improve the condition of your skin in just 2 weeks.
Epaderm Ointment is a greasy formula that has been designed for night time use to provide intense hydration to your skin. In addition to its use as an emollient and skin cleanser, Epaderm can be used as a bath additive to provide maximum moisturisation.
What is Epaderm Cream and Ointment used for?
Epaderm products should be used as part of your daily skincare regime to keep skin healthy and hydrated. Reducing symptoms of dry skin such as cracking and flaking often caused by skin conditions such as eczema, dermatitis and psoriasis. Leaving your skin smooth, soft and protected.
How does Epaderm Cream and Ointment work?
In the same way as similar emollients, Epaderm Cream and Ointment are quickly absorbed by the skin. They work by locking in moisture and creating a protective barrier over the skin's surface to decrease oil and fluid loss and reduce the risk of infections.
Alternatives to Epaderm Cream and Ointment
Epaderm Cream and Ointment are part of our large range of emollients designed to treat dry skin, eczema, psoriasis and dermatitis. At The Independent Pharmacy, we stock a wide range of alternative emollients including; Doublebase and Cetraben.
We also have in stock both prescription and non-prescription steroid creams, ointments and solutions that can be purchased over on our Eczema and Dermatitis Advice page.
If you are unsure of what is the most suitable treatment for you then it is important that you initially discuss your symptoms with a doctor or pharmacist.