Skin Health  
"Over the counter solutions"

OTC Skin Care Relief Hub

Many common skin conditions can be managed with over-the-counter (OTC) options—no prescription needed. Use this page to identify your concern and explore products that may help support skin healing, comfort, and protection.

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Rash

Visible skin changes such as redness, bumps, dryness, or itching caused by irritation or inflammation.

Common causes: allergic reactions, insect bites, heat, contact dermatitis, or eczema.

OTC options may include: soothing creams, mild corticosteroids, anti-itch treatments, or antihistamines.

Explore: OTC Products for Skin Rash

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Minor Burns

Surface skin injuries caused by heat, hot liquids, steam, chemicals, or sun exposure.

Common features: redness, warmth, pain, tenderness, and sometimes mild blistering.

OTC options may include: cooling gels, burn creams, protective ointments, and dressings.

Explore: OTC Products for Minor Burns

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Cuts & Scrapes

Breaks in the skin caused by sharp objects, falls, or friction.

Common features: bleeding, raw or red skin, and scab formation during healing.

OTC options may include: wound cleansers, antibiotic ointments, and bandages.

Explore: OTC Products for Cuts and Scrapes

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Warts & Corns

Warts are small skin growths caused by HPV; corns are hardened areas of skin from repeated pressure or friction.

Common features: thickened or rough skin, tenderness, or pain with pressure.

OTC options may include: medicated removal treatments, pads, cushions, or softening agents.

Explore: OTC Products for Warts and Corns

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Eczema

A chronic condition causing dry, itchy, inflamed patches of skin.

Common triggers: allergens, harsh soaps, stress, weather changes, or irritants.

OTC options may include: moisturizers, barrier creams, and mild anti-itch or anti-inflammatory treatments.

Explore: OTC Products for Eczema

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When to See a Doctor

Seek medical care if you experience:

• Burns that are deep, widespread, or blister extensively

• Cuts or scrapes with increasing redness, swelling, warmth, or pus

• Rashes that are severe, rapidly spreading, or accompanied by fever

• Warts, corns, or eczema that do not improve after several weeks of OTC treatment

• Skin symptoms that recur frequently or interfere with daily activities

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For general information only. Not a substitute for professional medical advice.