Justin Gardner
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard 24 Mar
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It uses synthetic antibiotics.
It's petroleum-based, and up to 20% of people have an allergic reaction to the ingredients, to the synthetic antibiotics.
It can be a hormone disruptor, I think is one of the big things.
If you don't need to put that on your body, on your skin, on your kid's body, it's a good thing to avoid.
It uses synthetic antibiotics.
It's petroleum-based.
And up to 20% of people have an allergic reaction to the ingredients, to the synthetic antibiotics.
Well, it can create a resistance, a bacterial resistance, but it's also just not necessary a lot of the times.
I mean, with our product, we use a natural occurring molecule, hyperchlorous acid.
So you're getting all of that antimicrobial power.
You're getting the ability to kill bacteria, viruses, and fungi without having to use synthetic antibiotics, without having to risk that allergic reaction.
There's a lot of research now coming out on petroleum and that it can be a hormone disruptor, I think is one of the big things.
It's not that I think it creates a huge health risk, but it's one of those things that if you can avoid, why not?
At Active Skin Repair, we have a liquid and a hydrogel.
So you get a hydrogel, you get that ointment feel.
You can get that moisturization that you're looking without having to use a petroleum.
So it's one of those things that I just, if you don't need to put that on your body, on your skin, on your kid's body, it's a good thing to avoid.
I grew up with Neosporin too.
We just didn't know at that time.
And it was at that point, it was produced by Johnston & Johnson, right?
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