don't mind that it is expensive, it does an amazing job, it is the only one that repairs the skin and first-degree bedsores

Our vet recommended it to us and with the first application the incision area started to heal. I am very satisfied! The smell is mild and not at all unpleasant. The only negative is that it is expensive (50g for 20€) from the pharmacy... I didn't know there was also a 20g version.

Although I struggled a lot with another cream for bedsores, this one healed a large wound my bedridden mother had very quickly. It saved me, I recommend it for bedsores in bedridden patients!!

Quite a good product. It works, spreads over the wound, creating a protective layer. It helps accelerate healing.

As a cream, it is very sticky because of the honey it contains; when you apply it, it sticks to everything and does not absorb quickly. I used it on stitches, at first it did something, but later it caused irritation and swelling, so I stopped using it. The 50g is a sufficient amount but still expensive, around 20 euros from the pharmacy. If you put it in the fridge, it becomes hard as a rock and is difficult to get out of the tube.

The choice of 20gr gives you the opportunity, economically, to buy a super regenerating ointment!

The veterinarian recommended it to us post-surgery for our cat on an incision about 7-8 centimeters long on the thigh (a spot with a lot of movement). As you can understand, applying it to a cat, especially on a fresh incision, is very difficult, so the first application was quite clumsy. And then I saw the amazing thing: the ointment concentrated exactly on the incision and at the points of the stitches. After the very first application, I noticed that the wound began to "calm down" and heal. As for the smell, I personally do not find it strong; it comes across as more indifferent to me, and many times I don't even notice it. It is a mild honey scent.

It does a fantastic job. I used it on a cut I had which, after the stitches were removed, hadn't closed and it healed very quickly. The rating is purely for the work it does on wounds. It has two main negatives. First, it has a strong and for me unpleasant smell, however, I tolerated it, and second, although I opened it in mid-March, when I went to use it again in July, its oils had separated so I threw it away.

It might have done the job for which I bought it, wound healing, if I had continued to use it, but the ointment smells terrible. It has cod liver oil and a fishy stench. I couldn't stand the smell, but I felt bad when others pointed out that I smelled fishy.

If there were 100 stars, I would give them!!!! Super miraculous ointment!!!!! It was used on a cat's ear wound, on a skin deficit from dog stitches, and on a human wound, and in all 3 cases, within a few days, there was truly incredible healing!!!! The smell is honey, not at all unpleasant, on the contrary, it proves how natural its ingredients are (miraculous pure honey). It is kept in the fridge during the summer months; once you take it out of the fridge, let it sit for 5 minutes to soften.

My mother is a nurse and the dermatologist recommended it to me for a wound she had. The wound closed immediately. Indeed, a very good cream.