Impetigo Treatment Cream

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Impetigo Treatment Cream is an antiseptic cream available for purchase online after taking a consultation. It is primarily aimed at addressing impetigo and is formulated with the active ingredient hydrogen peroxide.

Who Is Impetigo Treatment Cream Suitable For?

Suitable for age: 18 years +
Suitable for pregnancy?No
Suitable for breastfeeding?No
Maximum per order:1
Consultation required?Yes

This treatment requires an online consultation for review by our medical team. The decision to supply the specific treatment and quantity requested will be based on whether our medical team are satisfied that it will be safe, appropriate, and effective.

Impetigo Treatment Cream Summary

Strength
1%
Effective within
Improvement within a few days
Pack size
40g
Generic
No
Use with alcohol
No known issues

About Impetigo Treatment Cream

What is Impetigo Treatment Cream?

Impetigo Treatment Cream is a topical medication that contains hydrogen peroxide as its active ingredient. It is commonly used for its antiseptic properties, which help prevent infection and promote wound healing and also to treat impetigo.

How to use Impetigo Treatment Cream

To effectively use Impetigo Treatment Cream, follow these steps:

  1. Clean the affected area: Gently wash the affected skin with mild soap and water. Pat it dry with a clean towel.
  2. Apply a thin layer: Use a clean fingertip or sterile applicator to apply a thin layer of Impetigo Treatment Cream directly onto the affected area. Ensure complete coverage but avoid excessive application.
  3. Cover (if necessary): Depending on the severity of the wound, you may need to cover the treated area with a sterile dressing or bandage. This helps protect the area and keeps the cream in place.
  4. Repeat as directed: Typically, Impetigo Treatment Cream is applied once or twice daily.
  5. Wash hands: After applying the cream, thoroughly wash your hands to remove any residue and prevent spreading the medication to unintended areas.
  6. Continue treatment: Use Impetigo Treatment Cream for the full duration of the prescribed treatment, even if symptoms improve before completion. Stopping prematurely may allow the infection to return.
  7. Monitor for reactions: While using Impetigo Treatment Cream, watch for any signs of allergic reactions or skin irritation, such as redness, itching, or swelling. If you experience any adverse effects, stop using it immediately.

The usual dosage for Impetigo Treatment Cream to treat impetigo to is apply to the affected area two to three times daily for five to seven days.

Side Effects

Impetigo Treatment cream is generally well-tolerated, but some people may experience a mild burning sensation or skin irritation after application.

Warnings

Below are some of the more important warnings for Impetigo Treatment, but please read the Patient Information Leaflet contained within the product packaging for a full list.

  • Contact with the eyes should be avoided
  • Impetigo Treatment Cream should not be used on large or deep wounds and should not be applied to healthy skin
  • Hydrogen peroxide can bleach fabrics
  • Salicylic acid is a mild irritant and can cause dermatitis
  • Impetigo Treatment Cream also contains propylene glycol which may cause skin irritation

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Published 30 January 2026
Updated 30 January 2026
Next review 10 April 2026