Major Ammonium Lactate 12% Moisturizing Cream - Lactic Acid Cream - Helps Hydrate, Soften, and Exfoliate Rough, Dry Skin - Fragrance-Free - 4.9 Oz. (1 Pack)

Great product and exactly as described. It arrived quickly and was packaged well. Quality exceeded my expectations for the price. Very moisturizing. I would definitely order this again and recommend it to others.

I love this product. It’s unscented and works better than any other hand cream I’ve used. It’s not greasy and is well absorbed.

Some products for treating calluses on the feet are too harsh (chemical sloughing lotion or gels) or too greasy (foot balms, creams). As a diabetic, it doesn't take long for calluses to form on the bottom of my feet--especially the heels, the sides, and the bottom of the toes. I soak my feet in a foot spa once a month with warm water and Epsom salt (any "spa" variety: tea tree, lavender, peppermint, menthol) and use a fine emery board to gently abrade the hard calluses. The Epsom salt is what makes the calluses to slough off, and the fine emery board helps speed the sloughing process. In between soakings, I try to keep ahead of the stubborn callus growth by using the products mentioned above. Always looking for something "better" and a callus remover that wasn't prone to burn the delicate skin near the calluses, I found this: Major Pharmaceuticals' "Ammonium Lactate 12% Moisturizing Cream." Ammonia lactate is a natural moisturizer of the skin. It's an acid, which is primarily the reason it works to get rid of accumulated dead, dry skin cells. So that the acid doesn't irritate the skin, the lactic acid is neutralized with ammonium hydroxide. The result is a cream that is deliberately neutralized to a comfortable, human-friendly pH of 4.5 to 5.5. The key ingredient is ammonia lactate. It's the stuff that does away with dry, flaky skin, dead surface skin cells, and (what else but dead surface skin is calluses). The cream doesn't just remove dead, dry skin cells, leaving your skin bare and raw, like some products do. To protect your skin, the cream contains a number of emollients to hydrate, soften, and exfoliate dry and rough skin. Directions suggest applying the cream on dry skin twice a day. "Slow and steady wins the race!" the tortoise said to the hare. It's good advice in this instance. Harsh chemical sloughing lotions will quickly dissolve calluses, but it does so at the risk of burning and irritating proximal healthy skin. This cream works over a period of time that makes it safe for your skin. But in as little as three days, your feet will feel better, will look clearer, and seem softer. I recommend this product.

Ughh it smells so bad. Buuuut that’s not why I purchased it. The dermatologist was clear that this is what would work for KP and IT DOES WORK. It just smells like sulfur. It is thick and a little more difficult than your average lotion to rub in, but there is a notable difference within a day or two (softer skin, reduced redness). Luckily it absorbs quickly and I use Palmers cocoa butter lotion in KP free areas to overpower the scent.

This is the highest percent lactic acid you can buy without a prescription, 12%. It's a cream it's thick and creamy and nice nothing will moisturize your skin your hands your feet your fingernails and toenails elbows knees like this will after it's absorbed you will see your skin literally transformed. If you have any scratches or lesions it will burn a little bit at first and then you'll get used to it after a couple of applications and it won't burn anymore but it will heal skin that is broken or burned or torn or cut yes it will burn but it will heal really nicely with this product. It's on scented it's not greasy it absorbs very quickly it's absolutely amazing for dry feet for older folks it seals in moisture. It's an amazing product highly recommend in using it for years and will always have it on hand. It will make you look very moisturized and moist when you sweat it looks sexy with this cream

I've had KP since my teens and rarely went sleeveless. It always looked like my upper arms were covered in whiteheads, of course I had to try popping them using my thumb and forefinger. I used buff puffs and did all the wrong things... I never knew it was a treatable skin condition until just a few years ago. I THINK i was at Paula's Choice site when she explained they were not just zits but a build up of skin trapped in the pores and only looked like pimples. I followed her advice and started using her chemical BHA Exfolient liquid. That stuff was a bit to pricy to buy as often as needed, so after a little research I found Lactic acid would do the same job for a fraction of the price. I started with Amlactin which did work well but this generic 12% lactic acid treatment does just as well. It makes my upper arms really soft and clear no more embarresing pimply arms. Now I mostly go sleeveless in Summer without feeling selfconscience. If you have KP I've found the most cost effective treatment you can use is this product. Use it daily under a nourishing body cream and KP just fades away, it did for me. Remember to be gentle on the KP skin , you can't scrub it away. It takes time and consistant use of an exfolient and you'll be surprised how fast it works.

My hands are constantly itching, red, cracking and dry. The dermatologist prescribed steroid cream and that only worked when I could use it. Two weeks max. A friend told me to try ammonium lactate so I ordered this. This cream has worked wonders for my hands. I have to use it daily but it has helped so much. There is no scent and very little oily residue.

I have an elbow that is so dry. This cream works miracles! It absorbs, moisturizes and my elbow is so much softer. I also use it on my ankles.