Polysporin : First Aid Antibiotic Ointment

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Active Ingredients:
Bacitracin Zinc (500 units) and Polymyxin B Sulfate (10,000 units).

Inactive Ingredients:
White Petrolatum Base.

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June 9, 2009

Pros:

Heals Scars and reduces size of pimples

Cons:

it's Greasy and sometimes clogs pores

Neosporin is a better alternative. The cream doesn't clog pores, goes on easier, and is much less hasel with much better results. I use it when i accidently break open a group of pimples or have a bad breakout. I only suggest using polysporin at night due to how greasy it is. I ONLY SUGGEST IT FOR OCCASIONAL USE.
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August 21, 2015
surprisingly pretty good!
i just tried this out on my face, i've been using this for years on wounds and it's always worked super fast. it works good on acne too! for me, it doesn't clog my pores and in one night a big nasty zit i had shrunk into less than half its size. i will continue using this as a quick spot treatment.
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August 4, 2009

Pros:

polysporn is amazing for healing acne overnight! you can run ure hand over the affected area and its noticibly smoother! make sure you clean ure face before you apply the polyspron.

Cons:

in order for your affected areas to totally disapear, you might have to use it a couple nights. (depending on how severe your acne is)

it's amazing!
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December 30, 2007

Pros:

works well to heal scabs

Cons:

may clog pores if smeared over areas that do not need it.

Workes quick to heal burns, cuts, scrapes, and nicks.
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