Zam Buk Ointment 20g

Works very well, wonderfully soothing, well worth the money. Cleared up sores within days. Used to use other ointments but will be using this from now on. Doesn’t smell as bad as some are saying. Good size carry round tin and long lasting. 5 stars, just buy it you won’t be disappointed.

My husband was thrilled to discover you sold this, what a blast from the past! He says that there was always a little tin in his house when he was growing up.As someone who is always clumsy with knives in the kitchen this is an excellent product, aids healing and doesn't smell as medical as products I've used in the past.You only need a tiny smear so it's good value for money and it's small enough to slip in a handbag as well as a staple of the medicine cupboard.

My Mum used to use it. So I remembered it. It was made in Keighley In Yorkshire. Now the tin I got hasa Birmingham Post Code on it. But, the shop is still open in Keighley, it is a really quaint shop and Museum. Everyone should visit. It is a great product it solved my Excema and calmed down the burning itch. Plus other problems. I think the same about it as my Mother. I am 71 and still use it.

As described

An exceptional healing embrocation. Packed full of herb and plant goodness. Soothes into the skin and draws out the pain and discomfort. I've been using it on a large deep bruise on the hip and it greatly helps to quieten the pain when sleeping laying on that very hip. And knowing healing is taking place. Underwear and linen wash well as the Zam Buk is soaked into the skin and not left smeared over fabrics. Great reliable healing agent. All natural ingredients. Yes worth the money.

My mother used to swear by Zam Buk and used it 75 years ago on us kids for all stings, cuts, grazes, etc. I have purchased it since but tend to go for more modern antiseptic creams. I had some damage on my thigh that was not healing and looking red and angry. So I decided to go for Zam Buk.Before opening the tin I queried with my wife whether it was the same product, even mentioning that it was probably now pink in colour.Little has changed, the tin is still difficult and fiddly to open. The colour and eucalyptus smell is the same. It does seem softer than I recall as it used to be stiffer and, was probably harder to apply to a dressing pad. So better.And, it works, immediately soothed the irritation and helped repaired the damage. This is a herbal substance and apparently safe to use.

I thought, when I opened the tub it would bring back childhood memories but not quite. The consistency was not as it used to be, when I was a child over 50 years ago! Nor was smell quite right! I used it recently on a split thumb, though and it healed up really fast. Just as I remembered after my mother had put it on cuts and grazes. So, it is still a brilliant ointment and I shall continue to use it, as and when. I hope it last for years just as my original one did.

Does what it says easy to apply.