Savlon Antiseptic Cream.

[up2you2]

My two tubes of Savlon Antiseptic Cream from England are nearly finished.

Does anybody know of a stockist here in Thailand please?

 

Failing that what is the best alternative here locally?

[NE1]

 

 

 

Lazada has Savlon sellers.

 

[Pawpcorn]

60g too ????

[The Hammer2021]

My question too- or Germolene. Basically Thailand  does not really 'do' antiseptic  cream. Antibiotic  yes and anti bacterial yes. However  I found this Bepanthen Antiseptic  cream very similar  to savlon.

[worgeordie]

You could  get Dettol cream here ,but Boots stopped selling it

for some reason, B790 for Savion cream is very expensive ,I

get my daughter to send me some ,along with a couple of

other things you cannot get here,

 

regards worgeordie 

[The Hammer2021]

18 minutes ago, worgeordie said:

You could  get Dettol cream here ,but Boots stopped selling it

for some reason, B790 for Savion cream is very expensive ,I

get my daughter to send me some ,along with a couple of

other things you cannot get here,

 

regards worgeordie 

Yes detol cream was withdrawn about 3 years ago. The Bepanthen cream I mentioned is good and cheap

[bradiston]

6 hours ago, The Hammer2021 said:

My question too- or Germolene. Basically Thailand  does not really 'do' antiseptic  cream. Antibiotic  yes and anti bacterial yes. However  I found this Bepanthen Antiseptic  cream very similar  to savlon.

Ahhh, Germolene. The smell alone.... not seen it here though. A number of antiseptic creams on Lazada.

[rwill]

7 hours ago, worgeordie said:

You could  get Dettol cream here ,but Boots stopped selling it

for some reason, B790 for Savion cream is very expensive ,I

get my daughter to send me some ,along with a couple of

other things you cannot get here,

 

regards worgeordie 

Savlon Antiseptic Cream -30g | Lazada.co.th

or directly from the Britishop website:

Savlon Antiseptic Cream -30g at BritiShop, Thailand

(if you order from Britishop it's best not to mix frozen and items you don't want frozen in the same order.  They will arrive in a foam box with dry ice and all frozen.  Also when ordering items that are sold by weight they never give you the updated price like it says they will.)

 

[BritManToo]

10 minutes ago, rwill said:

or directly from the Britishop website:

Savlon Antiseptic Cream -30g at BritiShop, Thailand

 

210bht delivery fee puts me off buying from BritiShop.

[rwill]

3 minutes ago, BritManToo said:

210bht delivery fee puts me off buying from BritiShop.

I think that fee is because they sell a lot of frozen items and send them in a foam chest packed with dry ice.  See the note I added to my post.  So, yes, in this case best to buy from them through Lazada.

[Tropposurfer]

11 hours ago, The Hammer2021 said:

My question too- or Germolene. Basically Thailand  does not really 'do' antiseptic  cream. Antibiotic  yes and anti bacterial yes. However  I found this Bepanthen Antiseptic  cream very similar  to savlon.

Don't ya just get all in a pickle ???????? when you see someone who doesn't squeeze from the bottom the tube lol ????????

[NoshowJones]

2 hours ago, BritManToo said:

210bht delivery fee puts me off buying from BritiShop.

Maybe that depends, is the 210Bt the charge for every item you order, or is it 210Bt even if you order several items? With Lazada, you have individual charges with each item.

I do not like Lazada with so many of their sellers very questionable. I wish I could find an alternative, but not Shopee with their dreadful website.

I am going to look into Britishop. but not it they charge 210Bt for each item.

[HarrySeaman]

My first step would be to ask a pharmacist for an antiseptic cream.  A good one will have a book of available medicines (probably on-line now days) that they can check.  Check the largest pharmacy available.

 

It isn't what you asked for but the antiseptic Betadine is available in an ointment.  You can probably get it an most pharmacies or from Lazada.

 

Lazada - Betadine Ointment

 

For what it is worth, a cream is water based and uses a water soluble thickener, so it can be rinsed off with water.  An ointment is grease based and is water proof so you generally rub it off.  It is is a good idea to use soap and water to get the last traces off of either a cream or ointment before applying more.

[Ralf001]

2 hours ago, Tropposurfer said:

Don't ya just get all in a pickle ???????? when you see someone who doesn't squeeze from the bottom the tube lol ????????

Pet peeve for me too, I designed and 3D printed some tube squeezers !!

[hotchilli]

Boots in my local Big C stock Savlon...

[rak sa_ngop]

A few? years ago Sheryl posted the names of about 6 Thai creams with the same ingredients as Savlon.

I visited about 5 pharmacies in Bangkok but none of them had heard or stocked these creams.  I suspect there is a ban on the ingredients  used in Savlon.

[ivor bigun]

16 hours ago, The Hammer2021 said:

Yes detol cream was withdrawn about 3 years ago. The Bepanthen cream I mentioned is good and cheap

yes, when i could not get savlon any longer changed to this ,just as good

[Sparktrader]

Zinc cream is good

[Sparktrader]

Toothpaste can be used to treat any oozy skin irritations like bug bites, athlete's foot and even blisters. It;s a disinfectant, antiseptic and fungicide. Toothpaste will stop itching and reduce swelling when applied topically. It dries up blisters if applied before bed, healing you while you sleep.Nov 23, 2552 BE

 

https://www.backpacker.com/news-and-events/toothpaste-not-just-for-brushing/

[Sparktrader]

Can shave with toothpaste too.

[Padthaigoong]

20 hours ago, Pawpcorn said:

60g too ????

I purchased 100g savlon from my local Asda in the UK recently and it cost me £3.50 or approx 150 Baht so they are making a massive mark up on that one.

[Sparktrader]

A lot of these products use clever marketing to charge double. 

[CH1961]

2 hours ago, Padthaigoong said:

I purchased 100g savlon from my local Asda in the UK recently and it cost me £3.50 or approx 150 Baht so they are making a massive mark up on that one.

.. and the beer at your local pub/Lidl is cheaper too. 

[Padthaigoong]

1 hour ago, CH1961 said:

.. and the beer at your local pub/Lidl is cheaper too. 

Not really.

[bradiston]

12 hours ago, Sparktrader said:

Toothpaste can be used to treat any oozy skin irritations like bug bites, athlete's foot and even blisters. It;s a disinfectant, antiseptic and fungicide. Toothpaste will stop itching and reduce swelling when applied topically. It dries up blisters if applied before bed, healing you while you sleep.Nov 23, 2552 BE

 

https://www.backpacker.com/news-and-events/toothpaste-not-just-for-brushing/

Same goes for Head and Shoulders shampoo. Cures athlete's foot.

[Sheryl]

13 hours ago, Sparktrader said:

Toothpaste can be used to treat any oozy skin irritations like bug bites, athlete's foot and even blisters. It;s a disinfectant, antiseptic and fungicide. Toothpaste will stop itching and reduce swelling when applied topically. It dries up blisters if applied before bed, healing you while you sleep.Nov 23, 2552 BE

 

https://www.backpacker.com/news-and-events/toothpaste-not-just-for-brushing/

Toothpaste is not a fungicide, and the sugar it usually contains is nto a wise thing to apply to a fungal infection.

[Sheryl]

16 hours ago, rak sa_ngop said:

A few? years ago Sheryl posted the names of about 6 Thai creams with the same ingredients as Savlon.

I visited about 5 pharmacies in Bangkok but none of them had heard or stocked these creams.  I suspect there is a ban on the ingredients  used in Savlon.

There is certainly no ban on either Cetrimide or Chlorhexidine, which are what Savlon contains. Registered brands here include:

 

Chlorhex C 

Septol-C

 

You can easily buy Savlon brand itself in Thailand   through Lazada and Shoppee

https://shopee.co.th/Savlon-Antiseptic-Cream-75gr-i.439044713.10929321085

 

https://www.lazada.co.th/catalog/?q=Savlon&_keyori=ss&from=input&spm=a2o4m.home.search.go.11257f6dhz5HyJ

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Sparktrader]

3 hours ago, Sheryl said:

Toothpaste is not a fungicide, and the sugar it usually contains is nto a wise thing to apply to a fungal infection.

Do the op say fungal?

[Sheryl]

56 minutes ago, Sparktrader said:

Do the op say fungal?

No, I was responding to your post. You posted a quote from a site stating toothpaste is a fungicide. It is not and should nto be used for that purpose.

[scubascuba3]

6 hours ago, Sheryl said:

Toothpaste is not a fungicide, and the sugar it usually contains is nto a wise thing to apply to a fungal infection.

I thought toothpaste contained sweetener rather than sugar?