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Apparently it's an anti-septic cream that aids in the healing of wounds. The UK equivalent would be something like Savlon

NO actually it is a triple AnitBiotic cream, not antiSeptic cream. I would also like to know what the equivalent is in the UK and I have been told you can only get it on prescription here, so need to ask my doctor for it :-)

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