TruKid Eczema Bubble Podz, Natural Bubble Bath with Oatmeal, Aloe & Vit E., Unscented, 24 count

Lots of bubbles that last a long time! It's kinda pricey though. BUT, here's a tip: Cut open all the pods and empty the powder back into the bag. Then you don't have to use a full pod for each bath. You can customize how much you want. 1 TBSP = 1 pod. Even just 1/2 TBSP makes a ton of bubbles. It makes the bag last a LOT longer, and you save money.

We’ve been using these for a long time. Something has changed. They do not create as many bubbles and now is there is a horrid smell. Did the formula change or what? Yuck!Update:I ordered these bubbles from another location and they don’t smell. So either the formula is changing and the new location hasn’t sold out of old stock or something was wrong with the latest amazon batch. Absolute waste of money! Very upset; these bubbles are not cheap.

First, the eczema part: My child has recurrent atopic dermatitis, and she often shows signs of a flare after bathing. She had it fairly severely on her legs and it wasn't getting better, but rather worse, even with prescription topical steroids. We decided to wean her off of her steroid cream, since we read that people often need more and more steroid and get a rebound effect. In concert with that weaning, and with Neosporin Eczema Essentials Anti-Itch Cream, we used these Bubble Poz for baths. She is dermatitis-free on her body at the moment, and the flares are small (a couple of bumps, easily knocked down with the anti-itch cream) instead of 2-4" patches. I don't think the bath bubbles necessarily were the magic bullet, but they didn't hurt--and with eczema/dermatitis and bathing, "not hurting" is a big deal!Second, the bubbles: Amazing! We do two pods and they last through a whole long bath. I have to drag her out--"but there are still bubbles!" Great stuff!

Been using these pods for about half a year now, this latest batch (ordered April 5th) has a strong chemical smell and lacks in lasting bubbles. Hoping this isn't a formula change and just a bad batch. New order on the way from Amazon and this batch is going back. Will try to remember to update if replacement order is ok.Update: Replacement pouch has the same smell issue, also marked with same 6 digit code and expiration date on the back. 162311 EXP 02/21. Sending it also back, left a voicemail for the TruKid folks on their 888 line.12/2/2018 Update: the company and Amazon were both great about replacements. However the other batches also smell unlike before. No averse skin issues noticed, but why did it change? With that in mind we are exploring other products.

Makes nice bubbles and dissolves pretty easily. We only used one and it made some nice, long-lasting bubbles that my kids loved. Not a huge volume of bubbles, but plenty. I really like that it has a neutral smell and rinsed cleanly. My son with eczema typically reacts for days after other bubble bath, but his skin is still clear after this. Definitely a huge plus.I cannot rate it five stars because of the following statement on the container: "Kids need love, not chemicals." Blah. I'm a chemist. I almost can't buy something that uses its "lack of chemicals" as a selling point. If it didn't work for my kid, I'd avoid it. I don't say this to be pedantic; it's misleading. There is nothing special about "natural" products and nothing is "chemical free." Deriving a chemical from a natural source does not make it better than a synthesized one -- same chemical structure, same properties. I appreciate deriving these in a sustainable way. Orherwise, whether you extract your allantoin from a comfrey plant or synthesize it in a lab, it is the same thing. And, often the synthetic way may be more efficient and can be more sustainable in the long run.OK, I'll get off my soap box. The tag line just makes me cringe each time I read it.

My 10 month old daughter has horrible eczema. We have had success in keeping her clear using Aveeno Baby Eczema Therapy bath treatments and nighttime balm in combination with Burt’s Bees dusting powder for the creases that draw moisture.I was excited to see these pods advertised as safe for eczema prone skin and thought she would love a bubble bath. We tried it day before yesterday and my initial reaction was that the pods were easy to use, dissolved quickly, and did make an abundance of long lasting bubbles. She played for about her usual 15-20 minutes and when I took her out I noticed a few red patches. It’s not uncommon for her to have those though, she reddens easily. We followed her same after bath routine, but the next morning dressing her I saw she is having a HORRIBLE flare up. Her knees, her elbows, even her hands and her poor little face. I immediately soaked her in her Aveeno therapy and will NEVER use these again. I feel horrible that I put her in something advertised as safe for her skin type and caused her this pain. Please beware.

Excellent