PARENTS have been on the lookout for a new nappy cream after the popular Metanium Nappy Rash Ointment vanished from shelves.
Described as a “miracle” product by many, Metanium Yellow was beloved for its ability to treat nappy rash and is sorely missed by mums and dads who swear by it.
Usually available at major retailers like , , , , Savers, and online through , Express Chemist, and Lloyds Pharmacy, the ointment is now completely sold out.
Thornton & Ross said: “Thornton & Ross has taken the decision to discontinue Metanium Nappy Rash Ointment.
“This is due to constraints that have impacted our ability to guarantee consistent supply and maintain the high standards of excellence we strive for in all our products.”;
They added: “We understand Metanium Nappy Rash Ointment was a valued product and we assure you this decision was not taken lightly.
“We sincerely apologise for any inconvenience the discontinuation may cause.”;
However, a new contender has appeared, and it's catching the attention of parents across the UK.
, a high street known for its wide range of health and beauty products, is now stocking an anti-fungal cream that some are claiming works just as well as the discontinued Metanium.
The product, Clotrimazole, priced at just £1.99, is marketed as an effective treatment for fungal nappy rash and even .
One mum, sharing her thoughts on the product, said: “This stuff is like magic!!!
“My little one suffers with nappy rash so badly when he’s teething! This clears it up every time!”
Despite rave reviews, the product has sparked mixed reactions in online comments.
Some are concerned about its long-term use.
One user pointed out: “NO, this can’t be used every day!! It’s short-term use only.”
Others were more specific about its intended purpose, with one saying: “It’s a thrush cream.”
Another adding: “For fungal rashes.
“This stuff thins the skin if used too much.”
Still, many parents are convinced that the Clotrimazole cream is a must have in their nappy-changing routine, with one comment saying: “It’s the thrush cream!
“Very similar to what causes nappy rash so it works so good.”
