This is why Sudacrem has tripled in price …

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Sudacrem price riseI went to buy Sudacrem cream recently and saw that the price for a 400g pot was x3 more expensive than my last purchase!

A quick Google reveals :

https://www.cosmeticsdesign-europe.com/Article/2024/05/15/Sudocrem-switches-marketing-focus-due-to-changing-societal-patterns

This thread has just prompted me to go and check my ancient tub. As is the law, it has been in the medicine cabinet since time began, but is barely diminished.

I’ve had a sore toe for weeks but didn’t think to use it. I just popped some on and shall expect a miraculous recovery by morning.

@KatRee ive used it on my DDs eczema and it’s great, especially when it’s in a bad way, which is a lot.

I also used it on my friends dd when she was here once, her poor legs she couldn’t walk properly she was so sore, my friend was in hospital at the time and in 2 days her DDs legs were almost clear, her mum couldn’t believe it worked, she now uses it all the time.

Sadly my dd will only apply when the pains bad, she hates the sensation of cream so we’ve never been to get hers under control as she fights and screams every time we attempt to put anything cream related on her, but when she’s in pain she will ask for magic cream and let us apply until the pain goes away,

DS is almost 39, when I moved house recently, I found the tiny pot from the bounty bag given at his birth… I have a (newer) pot on the go, use it for all sorts, including the dogs minor scrapes. Excellent stuff.

Won't be rebuying then if it's not Irish anymore.

Your post was a lot more critical than that. Be honest. And yes your post was controversial. And offensive.

I used to rub it on the DDs’ legs when they had growing pains. Magic cream.

now, in their early 20s, it’s in their makeup bags. Magic cream.

Absolutely not.

My DC used to eat it too. I tried it to see why the attraction- a bit soapy and lavendery

I like Sudocrem, and use it frequently, but hate the look of the grey pot it comes in. So I decant it into a smaller, and more 'aesthetically pleasing' pot in a ritual using the 'Sacred Sudospoon' that lives in my airing cupboard. [I'm 63, live alone, and don't care if that sounds 'precious' 😁]

I knew a guyin his 40s who used sudocrem on his face every night, he said it took about half an hour to massage in fully! His did have beautiful, clear and unlined skin, mind, so probably worth it.

As soon as I saw the ad with the obnoxious baby I knew the price would skyrocket. I meant to go out to get a tub but have been housebound if not hospitalised since November so didn't do it.

Sold their souls 😠

A pharmacist recommended it for a painful coldsore. Worked a treat.

Would it work for vaginal soreness itching and is it ok to use it for that?

And the.smell! Instantly takes you back to them being babies. Forget your poxy madeleines Marcel, this is the real Proustian moment.

It never gets below 1/3 full, ever. It self re-fills when it gets to that point.

Yes but you can get vaginal cream on Amazon too which may be more effective

Happiestwhen thanks for the suggestion. I’ll have a look

Pot of gold. Even the dogs have had it applied in our house! 🤣

Not Irish any more - owned by Teva, the Israeli pharma company. On the boycott list!

We have a pot in the bathroom cabinet that I swear I bought when DS (16) was about a year old. The only reason I had to replace the pot we bought when DD (20) was born is because one day I walked into the nursery to find DD had completely slathered her baby brother in Sudocreme. Classic toddler behaviour 🤣

My son had bad eczema and we used pure potion it cleared it up a treat

Excellent stuff. Have also used on my dogs

I swore by this for nappy rash and it was useful for wounds etc.
Won't be buying any more as it's produced by an Israeli company and I'm boycotting their products until they desist.

Very good for trout fishing.

We've got a pot in the bathroom, bedroom AND the living room! 😅