Canus Li'l Goat's Milk 40% Zinc Ointment For Diaper Rash, 10-Ounce Jars (Pack of 4)
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Customer Reviews of Canus Li'l Goat's Milk 40% Zinc Ointment For Diaper Rash, 10-Ounce Jars (Pack of 4)
Customer Review: Please pay attention to the expiration date
Summary: 4 Stars
We received this order on July 17, 2007 and found that the expiration date of all four jars was Jan 2008. It is nearly impossible to use them up by this expiration date.
So we requested for a replacement with expiration date no earlier than Jan 2009 and received a response from Amazon, which said "I'm sorry to hear about the problem you experienced with your shipment. Unfortunately, I can't create a replacement for this order, as we cannot guarantee that an immediate replacement will not have the same problem. I am notifying our fulfillment centers of this issue immediately so that our inventory can be corrected.", and "I've requested a refund for the full amount of this shipment, including shipping costs.".
We are satisfied with Amazon's resolution to our case and we believe Amazon's inventory will be corrected soon. But we would like to kindly remind buyers to double check the expiration date when they receive this item, and any other grocery/health care items with potential expiration dates.
Customer Review: Better than most diaper creams but not the best
Summary: 4 Stars
This diaper cream does work on diaper rash. However, I find the perfume in it to be strong, offensive, and unnecessary. Why, oh why do companies think that baby products need perfume!!
I emailed the company about the fragrance and they wrote that it is an essential oil. I have been using essential oils for quite some time and this cream doesn't smell like ANY essential oil that I know. I believe it is a synthetic perfume.
This is better than anything you can get at the store but I will go back to Triple Paste, which has no fragrance and works just as well.
Customer Review: function wise is good
Summary: 4 Stars
It is pretty good, my son doesnt have red PP after using it. But I do agreed with one of the previous review, the expiration date is too soon, and it is a little bit too dry. At beginning I dont know how much that I should apply, my bb's whole PP is white, then I learned I only apply a small amout to his PP, it feels much better. But if I only apply small amount, it is hard to apply evenly through his little PP.Customer Review: Not the best, not the worst
Summary: 3 Stars
I am a big fan of goat's milk products. However, this cream is no better than other products for less cost. I also do not like the way it has to be scooped out of a big jar. This packaging makes it too easy to contaminate when dealing with dirty diapers. I like Aveeno diaper rash ointment much better than Canus.Customer Review: Not for sensitive skin
Summary: 1 Stars
I bought this product based on the great reviews in hopes of finding a solution for my daughters chronic diaper rash. We used this cream for about a week, with great results...until one day when the cream adhered to her skin, causing burn-like sores on her diaper area. We discontinued immediately--had to use antibiotic ointment for days until it healed. Maybe it was just too strong, but I was very disappointed as this product claimed to be gentle for sensitive skin. Boy is that wrong.