Vaseline Pure Ultra White Petroleum Jelly Ointment, Kendall, 2-pack, 3.25 oz. each

Excellent basic generic vaseline which is a great skin protectant. I always get it in a tube so I can easily dispense the exact amount I need. It’s better than the old fashioned tubs of ointment where you can easily contaminate the supply with continued ‘dipping in’. If the vaseline starts to get a bit runny, just store it in a cooler spot in the house and it will return to a more solid state. It is very reasonably priced and the shipping was quick. Thank you!

Always a useful item to have on hand; the tube is much easier to use when traveling as opposed to a bulky jar.

Great Vaseline highly recommended for newborn circumcisions

Quality Product Good amount for price. Easy and clean to apply.

Vasaline Pure White Petroleum Jelly: I had some eczema/ contact dermatitis that would not heal for months! It was frustrating. I tried many products including over-the-counter and prescription topical solutions (i.e., Protopic). Over-the-counter products I tried included (but are not limited to) Aquaphor, CeraVe Eczema Cremy Oil, Aloe Vera, Calendula Salve and Amerigel wound dressing. I think the problem was that these products include many ingredients that my sensitive skin did not like and the problem became worse. I thought Vasaline was the same as Aquaphor but, it's not the same. Aquaphor has many ingredients including the main ingredient in Vasaline, Petroleum Jelly. This product is very simple and is noncomedogenic. Yes, it's greasy but, you know this already. Some articles I read said its not an "emollient" meaning it does not sink into your skin. So what. It sits on top of your skin and the barrier it produces (i.e., the "occlusive") creates a protected, moist environment which allows your skin to heal underneath. One recommendation: Do not touch the end of the tube with your finger unless you've thoroughly washed your hands. In fact, I just squeeze some out onto a square of toilet paper rather than touch the end of the tube with my finger. The reason for this is because Vaseline can harbor bacteria and you do not want to transfer that to the tube of Vaseline. That's why tubes of this are more sanitary than a jar. Good luck.

Since I've become allergic to lipsticks and lip glosses, Vaseline has basically become my only go-to product for my lips. I used to buy the generic stuff in the small plastic jars from the $ Store but am a little grossed out by sticking my finger in it month after month to retrieve some lube. And the cheap stuff never seems as shiny as the real brand. So I decided to buy these tubes of white jelly for both sanitary reasons and shininess. And while it is shinier than the off-brand, it's also thinner and doesn't seem to coat the lips as long, so I'm guessing I'll burn through these tubes a lot more quickly than the jars. It even seemed a little runny the first week I used, so I tried to knead the tube to help incorporate it a little better, which seemed to help a little(?) I like that it's white vs yellow as well but I'm not sure if I'll "splurge" on it again once this order is depleted.

It was priced competitively and shipped quickly. Would buy from this seller again.

Convenient tube.