Cetraben lotion 200ml, great for dry skin, sensitive skin or eczema. This is usually £5/6 so quite a good deal.
11 comments
CuddlesTC
19 Apr 172#1
Cheaper than I get it on prescription; shame there's no Home Bargains near me :disappointed:
hotukdeal92
19 Apr 171#2
I pay £7.5 for 500ml of this so whilst its a good deal, i dont think its normally £5-£6
virtualgirl2204 to hotukdeal92
19 Apr 17#3
where do you get it for that amount? I would definitely want to purchase some at that price.
hotstuff1970 to hotukdeal92
19 Apr 172#4
£6.99 in Superdrug....£7 at my local chemist, £7 on Amazon
CuddlesTC
19 Apr 17#5
Just realised this is lotion, not cream - still no cheaper source for that than prescription as far as I can see :disappointed:
hotstuff1970
19 Apr 17#6
Prescription charges are mad :neutral_face:
CuddlesTC
19 Apr 171#7
They work in my favour in this case; hydrocortisone cream too - costs a fortune over the counter.
Not like the time I had a wisdom tooth out and got prescribed 6 ibuprofen for the full fee - I was still too under the influence of the anaesthetic to realise what was going on!
simplysimonm
19 Apr 17#8
It puts the lotion in the basket.
LeahMinttoutou
20 Apr 17#9
Has anybody tried this who has psoriasis or eczema? Is it any good? Better then epaderm? Thanks :smiley:
Vitalic to LeahMinttoutou
20 Apr 17#10
Get this via prescription and has worked very well for my eczema. Can't comment on whether its better than epaderm though.
Edit: just realised I actually get the emollient cream which I think might be slightly different
LeahMinttoutou
20 Apr 17#11
Ok, Thankyou for your experience with it.. I noticed it was lotion and I've only used creams, I'm thinking the lotion might not feel as moisturising, anybody else know? Thanks again :smiley:
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Not like the time I had a wisdom tooth out and got prescribed 6 ibuprofen for the full fee - I was still too under the influence of the anaesthetic to realise what was going on!
Edit: just realised I actually get the emollient cream which I think might be slightly different