Secura Extra Thick Medicated Cream, 3.25 oz Tube (Pack of 2)

The doctors don’t want you to know this stuff works better than prescriber nystatin cream. This made us feel a lot better, because it doesn’t have all the ingredients of metals like nystatin does. Use this antifungal cream to treat your baby’s stubborn diaper rash that seems like it doesn’t go away. I swear by this product. It doesn’t have a lot of ingredients so it’s a lot less harmful than all this other crap on the market. Helps cure their rash overnight. After sleepless nights of constantly changing their diaper every night of worrying about their rash, or the stupid “air dry time,” the doctors recommend.

My 2 year old was suffering from a 6 week intensely severe diaper rash with bumps that would bleed, took him to pediatrician with prescriptions for yeast that only made it worse, we searched & searched tried 10 different ointments but nothing was working for my baby, I saw this mom on YouTube who recommended this cream & it was my last hope, within 2 days the rash was 80% cured I was crying with my son we were just finally on a path to full relief from this diaper rash from hell! I highly recommend this for diaper rashes that cannot be cured with the daily creams or nystatin for yeast would not do anything but this cream is a miracle Today it is day 4 & it’s about 95% gone it’s just a prayer answered for us

Its a great product but had no idea it would be like a thick zinc oxide diaper rash paste. I don't like that is gritty feeling but I think If I had paid better attention to what I was buying I would have known that. In any case I don't mind any of those issues but I was hoping for a very thick cream and less like an ointment. Still good stuff and not going to rate low because I wasn't paying attention to what it was. It has worked well as an anti fungal... No more it itching on my foot after using it!

Baby had a very bad diaper rash we could not get control over. She has super sensative skin. This was not our first baby, so we tried all the typical creams and methods with no success. Doc recommended this, and it worked great. Very thick and gritty consistancy. Gotta slather it on thick for best results, but well worth it.

I Love this cream, the only problem is it is very hard to get out of the tube. If it gets slightly chilled, it is almost impossible to squeeze out, I use two hands to get enough out to apply to my feet. I have removed the flip cap, this helps, but it is still hard to get the cream out. Perhaps a larger opening might help or another possibility is to redesign the tube to have a more gradual transition from the tube dia to the opening dia. this could possibly help increase the axial force to push the cream out.

This is my go to for any fungal rash that may develop. I have tried other over the counter medications, as well as prescription medications, and they don't hold a candle to this product. The cream is thick like advertised, so be aware of how you are going to apply it. It will however, clean easily with soap and water. The item works quickly, and normally I start to see results in a few hours, and even better results after a nights sleep. The product is easy to use, its in a tube, just squeeze out an appropriate amount, and spread on the affected area. I highly recommend this cream, and I do keep it on hand just in case.

This is our go-to for fungal diaper rashes. When we had our first baby, we had no idea fungal diaper rashes was even a thing until we couldn't get a rash to clear for weeks. It was terrible and makes you feel like a bad parent. The pediatrician always prescribes a thick zinc base cream, letting them go without a diaper to let the bottom air in sunlight for a bit... That's all great, but for a fungal infection it doesn't help. Some pediatric funcal creams work well, but needs to be reapplied after every diaper change. This sticks so well to the skin and stays on for a really long time. It's mild and even on extremely sensitive skin we've not experienced any problems. Would highly recommend.

Yes, it's thick, messy hard to get out the tube. As others have suggested, put it in hot water before applying. But it's zinc so it's think and white chalky paste. Not grainy to me, maybe weather has a negative impact on the product (heat/cold??) I apply, a little goes a long way, like lotion to affected area, rub it in as best I can, and go about my day, by days end, I shower and reapply, as per directions, twice daily. I've had no issues with it. Warm wet cloth to wipe off hands or where you don't want it, and good to go. It is like diaper rash cream, I see it working well.for that. Jock itch cleared in 3 days, athletes foot took a week, and some eczema type rash took about 4 days, all on different members of the house, but it's worked for all sorts of skin stuff.