Shop Acriflex first aid essentials at withaid, a UK based and regulated pharmacy. This brand page brings together the current Acriflex range in convenient 30g sizes, so you can quickly compare a burns antiseptic cream with a skin cooling gel and choose the format that best fits your first aid kit at home, in the car, or when travelling.
Most customers landing here want practical, fast-to-find products for minor burns and scalds, or cooling comfort for mild sun-related skin discomfort and everyday irritations such as insect bites. Use the sections below to shop by product type, jump to the most popular Acriflex options, and check straightforward FAQs on safe use, suitability prompts (including allergies and broken skin), and when it’s best to speak to a pharmacist, GP or NHS 111.
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Why choose Acriflex
- Clear choice of formats: pick a burns cream or a cooling gel depending on the type of minor irritation and how you prefer to apply.
- Convenient 30g sizes: easy to store in a cupboard, bag, glovebox or travel toiletry kit.
- Built for everyday first aid: designed for common minor incidents when used according to the label/leaflet.
- Trusted UK pharmacy standards: shop with a UK based and regulated pharmacy.
- Delivery confidence: fast, free delivery on orders over £20 and sent via Royal Mail in discreet packaging.
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FAQs
What Acriflex products are available here?
This brand page currently includes Acriflex Antiseptic Cream for Burns 30g and Acriflex Osmo Care Skin Cooling Gel 30g, plus quick links to relevant site categories for first aid and skincare.
Which should I choose: Acriflex burns cream or cooling gel?
Choose based on the situation and the feel you prefer. A cream is often chosen for a more applied layer, while a cooling gel is often chosen for a lighter, cooling sensation. Check each product page for directions and cautions.
Can Acriflex be used for sun-related skin discomfort?
Some people choose these products for mild sun-related discomfort. Avoid using on severely blistered, extensive, or broken skin, and follow the label/leaflet. If symptoms are severe or not improving, seek medical advice.
Can I use Acriflex on insect bites?
The cooling gel format is commonly selected for minor bite-related irritation. If you notice significant swelling, spreading redness, heat, pus, fever, or worsening pain, speak to a pharmacist, GP or NHS 111.
Who should take extra care before using Acriflex products?
If you have sensitive skin, known allergies, a long-term skin condition, or you are pregnant or breastfeeding, check the product information carefully and ask a pharmacist if you’re unsure.
When should I get urgent help for a burn or skin reaction?
Get urgent advice for large or deep burns, burns to the face or genitals, chemical or electrical burns, signs of infection, or any severe allergic reaction. If in doubt, contact NHS 111 or emergency services as appropriate.
Safety information: Always read the label/leaflet and use as directed. Stop use if irritation worsens or you suspect an allergy. These products are for minor issues only and won’t be suitable for every situation. If you’re unsure what to choose, ask a pharmacist. For severe symptoms, significant burns, or symptoms that don’t improve, contact your GP or NHS 111.
