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Sudocrem


Sudocrem is an antiseptic healing cream that can be used by the entire family to help with a range of skin conditions. Containing a mild regional anaesthetic to help reduce pain and discomfort; the hydro-phobic base acts as a casing preventing any irritants coming into contact with the skin, thus aiding in the healing process. When combined with anhydrous hypoallergenic lanolin, it softens the skin while zinc oxide prevents fluid loss. Sudocrem is an excellent soothing agent that can be used to help treat multiple conditions such as:


  • Nappy rash

  • Eczema

  • Acne 

  • Sunburns

  • Chilblains

  • Cuts and grazes

  • Minor burns 


In addition to reducing the appearance of redness and swelling associated with nappy rash in as little as 24 hours,  Sudocrem's incorporated pain relief makes it a must have for any households with infants. This gentle yet versatile formulation can be used on children from birth onwards.


How To Apply Sudocrem?


Simply apply a small amount onto the surface of the skin and gently rub in using soft circular motions. Avoid any vigorous moisturizing or rubbing, especially if the skin appears sore. Create a thin translucent layer of the cream over the skin.

If you apply too much of the product onto the skin simply bear that in mind for next time application there is no need to remove the excess.




Warning/Side Effects


Sudocrem can occasionally cause localized irritation if this does occur seek medical advice as soon as possible. Do not use Sudocrem if you have an allergy to any of the ingredients. Please note Sudocrem is for external use only and should not be ingested, do not put Sudocrem in your nose, mouth or eyes and keep away from a naked flame especially when applied.

Our Clinical Authors

Omar El-Gohary

Written by

Omar El-Gohary

CEO & Superintendent Pharmacist | GPhC Registration: 2059792

Jabbar Ali

Medically reviewed by

Jabbar Ali

MPharm Clinical Lead | GPhC Registration: 2205490

This page has been written by a registered UK pharmacist and reviewed by our clinical team to ensure it is accurate, clear and reflects current clinical guidance.

Last medically reviewed: 26 February 2026

Last updated: 26 February 2026