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    Re: Betadine vs. Neosporin

    Well , one thing is that betadine is more of a bacteriostatic application whereas Neosporin being antibiotic is a bactericidal application. Betadine inhibits bacterial growth but Neosporin kills bacteria. Also betadine should be washed off of the reptile once the washing and cleaning has been done. Neosporin should be a very, very light application and never use the Neosporin that contains pain relief ingredients.
    Last edited by Albert Clark; 05-20-2016 at 07:56 PM.
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