Minerin Therapeutic Moisturizing Creme

For skin that stays dry no matter how much lotion you apply, Minerin offers a heavier, more clinical answer. This therapeutic creme is formulated with mineral oil, white petrolatum, and lanolin — a combination that does two jobs at once: it draws moisture into the skin and then seals it in, so relief lasts through the day rather than evaporating minutes after application.

The Harvard Drug Group Minerin Creme Therapeutic Moisturizer comes in a 16 oz. jar, unscented and fragrance-free, which matters for anyone with sensitive or reactive skin who can't tolerate the perfumes common in everyday lotions. The jar format is practical for the people who reach for this product most: those managing chronically dry hands, elbows, heels, and shins, caregivers applying it to a loved one, and anyone whose skin is stressed by frequent washing, cold weather, or age-related dryness. A jar lets you scoop the amount you need and work it into problem areas without wrestling with a pump.

Minerin is often compared to Eucerin-style therapeutic cremes, and it occupies the same middle ground between a light daily lotion and a thick occlusive ointment. It's rich enough to help with rough, flaking, and cracked skin, yet spreads more easily than straight petrolatum. Apply it to damp skin after bathing to trap the most moisture, and reapply to hands after washing to keep the protective barrier intact.

Because it's unscented and free of common irritants, Minerin suits daily, whole-body use for the whole household. For related options, explore our broader Skin Care selection and our Creams & Lotions collection to compare moisturizers for different needs.