infection ointment

The products appear in several topical forms: creams and ointments, vaginal suppositories/ovule inserts, and pre-filled or disposable applicator ointments designed for vaginal use.

Vaginal treatments commonly use single-dose formats such as disposable or pre-filled applicators, ovule/softgel inserts (often paired with an external cream), and one-dose suppository applicators.

Net amounts vary across products. Examples shown include 1.5 oz, 0.5 oz, 0.32 oz, 1.75 fl oz, 0.16 oz, and 0.08 lb—so package sizes range from small individual doses to multi‑ounce tubes, with units reported in ounces, fluid ounces, or pounds depending on the item.

Some ointments promote broader skin-care uses such as lip moisturizing, treatment for dry cracked hands and feet, soothing chafed areas, minor wound care, and general barrier restoration and skin soothing.

Directions advise applying a small amount of the topical antibiotic ointment to the affected area one to three times daily and, if desired, covering the wound with an adhesive bandage for added protection.