Shop Germolene online at withaid, a UK based and regulated pharmacy, for trusted first aid essentials in cream and clear barrier formats. This brand page is designed for shoppers who want to quickly compare Germolene options, choose the right size, and buy a reliable antiseptic cream for a home cupboard, travel bag or first aid kit. You’ll find Germolene Dual Action creams alongside Germolene New Skin, a liquid barrier option that can help protect small cuts without needing a plaster.
Use the links below to jump straight to the Germolene product type you need, then open each product page to check ingredients, directions and suitability before you add to basket. Orders are sent in discreet packaging, with fast, free delivery available over £20, making it simple to top up everyday wound care supplies when you need them.
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Why choose Germolene
- Popular UK first aid brand with both antiseptic cream and liquid barrier options
- Multiple sizes available, from compact tubes to larger cupboard staples
- Clear product pages to help you check directions, ingredients and suitability before use
- Buy from a UK based and regulated pharmacy with discreet packaging
- Convenient delivery option with fast, free delivery available over £20
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FAQs
Which Germolene product should I choose: cream or New Skin?
Germolene creams are commonly chosen for general minor skin first aid, while Germolene New Skin forms a clear barrier that may suit small cuts where you’d prefer not to use a plaster. Always follow the on-pack directions and the patient leaflet.
What’s the difference between Germolene Dual Action and Wound Care Cream?
These are different Germolene cream formats and may vary in formulation and intended use. Compare the product pages for ingredients and directions so you can select the most appropriate option for your needs.
Can I use Germolene on deep cuts or serious wounds?
Germolene products are typically for minor injuries. If a wound is deep, gaping, won’t stop bleeding, or contains debris you can’t remove, seek medical advice promptly.
Is Germolene suitable for children or sensitive skin?
Suitability depends on the product, age guidance and individual sensitivities. Read the patient information leaflet carefully and ask a pharmacist for advice if you’re unsure, especially for young children or sensitive skin.
Can I use Germolene on burns or scalds?
Some products may be used for minor burns as directed, but burns vary in severity. If there is blistering, extensive redness, severe pain, or the burn is on the face or genitals, get medical advice urgently.
How do I apply Germolene New Skin?
Apply only to clean, dry skin and use as directed in the leaflet. Avoid large areas and do not use on deep wounds or skin that looks infected. Stop use if irritation occurs.
When should I speak to a pharmacist, GP, or NHS 111?
Get advice if you see signs of infection (spreading redness, heat, swelling, pus), you have diabetes or poor circulation, the injury is worsening, or it’s not improving as expected.
Safety note: This information is general and does not replace the patient information leaflet or personalised advice. Always read the leaflet before use, check you are not allergic to any ingredients, and use only as directed. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, taking other medicines, or you’re concerned about a wound, speak to a pharmacist; for urgent concerns contact your GP or NHS 111.
