---
product_id: 1340576
title: "Ointment, 8 Ounce"
brand: "bag balm"
price: "€ 30.63"
currency: EUR
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 11
category: "Bag Balm"
url: https://www.desertcart.hr/products/1340576-ointment-8-ounce
store_origin: HR
region: Croatia
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# 8 oz long-lasting balm 0.3% antiseptic protection Made in USA quality Ointment, 8 Ounce

**Brand:** bag balm
**Price:** € 30.63
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🧴 The OG skin savior that means serious business—because your skin deserves the best.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Ointment, 8 Ounce by bag balm
- **How much does it cost?** € 30.63 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- bag balm enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted bag balm brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **All-Day Moisture Lock:** Thick yet non-tacky formula that seals in hydration for 24+ hours—forget constant reapplication.
- • **Economical & Enduring:** One 8 oz tin lasts a year or more—your go-to skin savior through harsh winters and dry environments.
- • **Gentle Antiseptic Power:** Contains 8-Hydroxyquinoline Sulfate 0.3% to soothe and protect chapped, cracked skin.
- • **Farm-Tested, Human-Approved:** Originally crafted for cow udders, now your skin’s ultimate defense against dryness and irritation.
- • **Minimal Scent, Maximum Comfort:** Barely-there medicinal aroma that fades quickly, perfect for professional and outdoor use.

## Overview

Bag Balm Ointment is a professional-grade, 8-ounce moisturizing salve originally developed for cow udders and now celebrated for its superior ability to heal and protect dry, chapped, and irritated human skin. Made in the USA, it features a petrolatum and lanolin base with 0.3% antiseptic 8-Hydroxyquinoline Sulfate, delivering long-lasting hydration without tackiness or strong scent. Ideal for dry patches and abrasions, this balm offers all-day protection and exceptional value, making it a trusted staple for skin care in demanding conditions.

## Description

for chapped conditions and superficial abrasions . Salve originally intended to soothe irritation on cows udders. It is used as a treatment for chapped and irritated skin on humans and can be found in drug stores and farm stores. Ingredients: 8-Hydroxyquinoline Sulfate 0.3% (Antiseptic) In A Petrolatum And Lanolin Base.

Review: Superior Product..... - I had seen the familiar Bag Balm container in drug stores for years before finally buying some. I decided to purchase it after seeing an article about it in the local paper here. It spoke of its history and its superior moisturizing and protective qualities, and, though it was originally designed for use on livestock, it has become extremely popular with people. Like a lot of other folks, I sometimes suffer from dry skin. Especially in the winter time when the air is cold and dry. And when I am out on a hike and my skin is exposed to dry wintry blasts of air continually. A visit to the drug store aisle to check out skin conditioners will serve to enlighten one that they are certainly not alone. There are tons of every kind of skin conditioner one can imagine. All conditioners, or balms, seem to work well at first. They moisten and condition the skin effectively enough. However, the real test comes over time in the hopes that it will well stay that way for a while. That is where this Bag Balm (BB) goes to the head of the class over all others. If you have never seen or used BB before, you may at first be put of by its consistency, which will remind one of a thinner version of Vaseline. Although it is a little thick and gooey like Vaseline, it does not stay in that state for long once it is spread on the skin. It feels at first rather slimy, but quickly dries and forms a very effective coating on the skin. Though you can feel it on your skin for hours after application, it neither feels tacky nor sticks to your clothing. And it is nothing less than superior in its moisturizing properties. Even the driest skin will not see BB just disappear and be in need of another application in just a couple of hours like so many other lotions. Personally I apply it once a day when needed and just forget about it until the next. It is by far the best moisturizing ointment I have ever used anywhere. I have to stop a little short in recommending someone smear BB all over ones arms and legs like a lot of women do with other lotions. Especially if your going to be out and about. It can be used that way of course, but its thickness and consistency may prove to be a little much in that respect. That doesn't mean that some folks may not find its feel all that much to bear up under and use it as an overall lotion. However personally I feel better recommending it for dry patches, and other kinds of skin abrasions. For such use there is absolutely nothing better that I have ever experienced. I routinely spread some on my face when hiking and have never gotten wind burned or suffered dry skin no matter how long I am out there. In conclusion, the "medicinal" scent that other reviewers here have mentioned is barely noticeable to me, and quickly disappears after application in any event. I would have to say that Bag Balm has less fragrance to it than any other lotion that has a scent at all. Also, I am far from being put off by this products original purpose being for use on cattle and other livestock. It has been used far too long by people to be referred to strictly as a veterinary product that has made the crossover. It's my recommendation that if you suffer from relentless dry skin that you don't let its original purpose matter to you either. It is certainly not the first product that was originally created with another use in mind, that eventually was found to have a further benefit in some other area. My experience with Bag Balm is that it works so well on dry skin that it eventually puts itself out of business. That is to say, the dry patches just eventually just stop appearing and you can slack off on its use for quite some time. So unless you live in Death Valley, this 10 oz can of balm should last you a year or more. Its the very best at doing what it is supposed to do, and I highly recommend it...
Review: Works well - This healed my dry cracked hands almost immediately

## Features

- Country Of Origin : United States
- Package Quantity : 1
- A Soothing Ointment Originally Developed Specifically For Cow Udders.
- Product Type : Professional Healthcare

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0014CI4X8 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #122,964 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #394 in First Aid Ointments |
| Date First Available | December 7, 2003 |
| Department | unisex-adult |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 8.8 ounces |
| Item model number | EH-0019-A-N |
| Manufacturer | Dairy Association Co |
| Product Dimensions | 3.2 x 3.2 x 2.8 inches |

## Images

![Ointment, 8 Ounce - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71OSedbSqrL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can Bag Balm replace Neosporin in my 1st aid kit?**
A: No.  Neosporin is an antibiotic ointment.  Bag Balm is lanolin based petroleum jelly used as a softening ointment.  Its main use is applied to cows teats.  I use it to soften and heal my dog's chapped nose.

**Q: Years ago bag balm was forced to remove anti-biotic ingredients by fda for human use. is this the very old formula or just junk like others sell?**
A: I have an old(12 yrs?) tin that says anti-septic and a newer tin that does not. The ingredients are exactly the same. There has been nothing added, nor has anything been removed.EDIT: apparently it used to contain mercury, which has since been removed due to the toxic effects of the element. This was not a move to make Bag Balm safe for humans, but rather to make Bag Balm safe for all use. It is still regulated and inspected by the FDA as intended for animal use, rather than human use.

**Q: What percentage of lanolin does this contain?**
A: It does not indicate, just mentions the ingredients: Petrolatum, Lanolin, 8-Hydroxyquinaline Sulfate .03%, paraffin wax

**Q: Someone mentioned this works on warts? Anyone try this?**
A: It is originally formulated for dairy cows but it works well as antibiotic cream will not remove words but it works good on rashes cuts scrapes and sunburn the dairy farmers use it to put on the teats of cows that have an infection

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Superior Product.....
*by J***S on February 19, 2010*

I had seen the familiar Bag Balm container in drug stores for years before finally buying some. I decided to purchase it after seeing an article about it in the local paper here. It spoke of its history and its superior moisturizing and protective qualities, and, though it was originally designed for use on livestock, it has become extremely popular with people. Like a lot of other folks, I sometimes suffer from dry skin. Especially in the winter time when the air is cold and dry. And when I am out on a hike and my skin is exposed to dry wintry blasts of air continually. A visit to the drug store aisle to check out skin conditioners will serve to enlighten one that they are certainly not alone. There are tons of every kind of skin conditioner one can imagine. All conditioners, or balms, seem to work well at first. They moisten and condition the skin effectively enough. However, the real test comes over time in the hopes that it will well stay that way for a while. That is where this Bag Balm (BB) goes to the head of the class over all others. If you have never seen or used BB before, you may at first be put of by its consistency, which will remind one of a thinner version of Vaseline. Although it is a little thick and gooey like Vaseline, it does not stay in that state for long once it is spread on the skin. It feels at first rather slimy, but quickly dries and forms a very effective coating on the skin. Though you can feel it on your skin for hours after application, it neither feels tacky nor sticks to your clothing. And it is nothing less than superior in its moisturizing properties. Even the driest skin will not see BB just disappear and be in need of another application in just a couple of hours like so many other lotions. Personally I apply it once a day when needed and just forget about it until the next. It is by far the best moisturizing ointment I have ever used anywhere. I have to stop a little short in recommending someone smear BB all over ones arms and legs like a lot of women do with other lotions. Especially if your going to be out and about. It can be used that way of course, but its thickness and consistency may prove to be a little much in that respect. That doesn't mean that some folks may not find its feel all that much to bear up under and use it as an overall lotion. However personally I feel better recommending it for dry patches, and other kinds of skin abrasions. For such use there is absolutely nothing better that I have ever experienced. I routinely spread some on my face when hiking and have never gotten wind burned or suffered dry skin no matter how long I am out there. In conclusion, the "medicinal" scent that other reviewers here have mentioned is barely noticeable to me, and quickly disappears after application in any event. I would have to say that Bag Balm has less fragrance to it than any other lotion that has a scent at all. Also, I am far from being put off by this products original purpose being for use on cattle and other livestock. It has been used far too long by people to be referred to strictly as a veterinary product that has made the crossover. It's my recommendation that if you suffer from relentless dry skin that you don't let its original purpose matter to you either. It is certainly not the first product that was originally created with another use in mind, that eventually was found to have a further benefit in some other area. My experience with Bag Balm is that it works so well on dry skin that it eventually puts itself out of business. That is to say, the dry patches just eventually just stop appearing and you can slack off on its use for quite some time. So unless you live in Death Valley, this 10 oz can of balm should last you a year or more. Its the very best at doing what it is supposed to do, and I highly recommend it...

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works well
*by D***R on September 29, 2025*

This healed my dry cracked hands almost immediately

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great product
*by B***B on September 29, 2025*

Absolutely amazing for cuts scrapes Burns scratches Etc. If this don't fix it you need to go to the Quick Care.

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