Usually means: Antibiotic ointment for minor wounds.
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Definitions from Wiktionary (Neosporin)

▸ noun:  An ointment used to prevent bacterial infection and speed healing.

Similar:
salve, epulotic, blue ointment, Zam-Buk, Whitfield's ointment, cloponone, noxytiolin, nibroxane, neoprotodioscin, ozenoxacin, more...

Opposite:
antiseptic, disinfectant, sterilizer

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Similar:
salve, epulotic, blue ointment, Zam-Buk, Whitfield's ointment, cloponone, noxytiolin, nibroxane, neoprotodioscin, ozenoxacin, more...

Opposite:
antiseptic, disinfectant, sterilizer



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