Many people reach for Neosporin for cuts, minor wounds, burns, and scrapes. It's an antibacterial ointment that effectively treats some injuries, but should not be used on every type of open wound ...

Neosporin is a common first-aid kit essential. The antibiotic ointment is affordable, easy to use, and claims it can prevent everything from infections to scarring. But, there are some who warn ...

Applying a thin layer of neosporin when you change your bandage can help your burn heal faster and with less pain. You can also apply aloe to a bleach burn as it heals.

Neosporin is a good option to keep on hand for those minor scrapes, cuts, and burns that are not worthy of going to the ER or clinic for treatment, says Dr. Samuel Hetz, ...

If the burn area is smaller than the size of your palm, you might be able to treat the burn at home without going to the doctor. If you suffered a third-degree burn, you will likely need an operation.

Neosporin ointment, which contains neomycin and two other antibiotics, is used to prevent infection in minor cuts and burns, for bacterial infections of the nose, and for management of nosebleeds.

A new study finds that putting Neosporin in the nose provokes an immune response that may protect against viral infections like COVID-19.

These antibiotics can help treat minor cuts, scrapes, and burns by killing bacteria and preventing infections. There's just one problem with using Neosporin on dogs.