Savlon Cream

If you or a child accidentally swallow some of this cream, you should contact your doctor or local accident and emergency department immediately.

You should stop using this cream if you experience irritation or other unwanted effects, such as the side effects mentioned above.

If you are pregnant or breast-feeding, think you may be pregnant or are planning to have a baby, ask your doctor or pharmacist for advice before using Savlon Cream.

This medicine should be kept out of the sight and reach of children and should not be stored above 25°C. Use within 12 months of opening, and do not use after the expiry date shown on the end of the tube.

Yes! You can get Savlon Cream online from trusted online pharmacies, such as e-Pharmacy!

It’s good practice to check the GPhC website to check whether the pharmacy is registered and operating legally – this will ensure that any medication you buy online is genuine.

If you require additional information about Savlon Cream there are reputable sources available which can help you out, such as BNF.

The two active ingredients in Savlon Cream, cetrimide and chlorhexidine, work together to kill a wide range of bacteria and prevent infection. Cetrimide disrupts bacterial cell membranes, while chlorhexidine binds to bacterial cell walls and causes leakage.

Yes, Savlon Cream can be used on minor open wounds, cuts, and abrasions to help prevent infection. However, for deep or severe wounds, it’s advisable to seek medical attention and use proper wound dressings along with the cream.

You can apply Savlon Cream as needed, typically 2-3 times daily, or as directed by your healthcare provider. If the condition doesn’t improve within a week or worsens, consult a doctor.

Savlon Cream is generally safe to use alongside other medications, as it’s only intended for external use on the skin. However, if you have any concerns, it’s best to consult your pharmacist or doctor.

Yes, Savlon Cream is safe for use on children, but it’s important to follow the dosage instructions carefully and seek medical advice if you have any concerns about using it on your child.

While Savlon Cream can be used on minor cuts and abrasions on the face, it’s generally recommended to avoid using it near the eyes and facial areas, as it may cause irritation.

The duration of use for Savlon Cream can vary depending on the condition being treated. In general, it’s advisable to discontinue use once the wound or skin condition has healed, typically within 7-10 days. If the condition persists, seek medical advice.

Yes, Savlon Cream has an expiration date printed on the tube or packaging. It’s important not to use the cream after this date, as its effectiveness and sterility may be compromised.