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The triple‑antibiotic formulas list bacitracin (or bacitracin zinc), neomycin (neomycin sulfate), and polymyxin B (polymyxin B sulfate) as the infection‑fighting active ingredients.

The listings show both cream and ointment forms, with common net weights shown as 0.5 ounce and 1 ounce across the options.

Directions across the listings say to apply a small amount to the affected area one to three times daily.

These ointments are presented for minor wound care—specifically minor cuts, scrapes, and burns—as first‑aid treatment.

The listings note the ointments as first‑aid essentials suitable for home or on‑the‑go use, commonly recommended for first‑aid kits in cars, dorms, and travel supplies.

Several listings use phrasing such as “No Sting”, “no‑sting”, and “without any sting” to indicate formulas that are intended to soothe and not sting when applied.

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