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AmLactin Foot Repair Cream with 15% Lactic Acid

A fragrance-free foot cream with a manufacturer-stated 15% lactic-acid AHA system plus glycerin, mineral oil and petrolatum.

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Desk researchedFacts checked 2026-08-11

A fragrance-free foot cream with a manufacturer-stated 15% lactic-acid AHA system and a formula that also lists glycerin, mineral oil and petrolatum.

Fit signals

lactic-acid foot-cream comparisons, buyers who want a published AHA percentage and fragrance-free formula

Potential constraints

sensitive or broken skin that stings with AHA products, people who cannot follow the product's AHA sun-sensitivity precautions

Key tradeoff: The 15% AHA concentration is unusually clear for comparison, but the label carries the expected irritation and sun-sensitivity cautions for an alpha-hydroxy-acid product.

This is a factual fit-and-tradeoff summary, not a product recommendation. Formula, device and brand claims remain manufacturer claims unless the cited source is explicitly regulatory or independent testing.

Formula profile

AmLactin publishes 15% lactic acid (AHA) for this foot cream. The current ingredient list also includes glycerin, mineral oil and petrolatum, and the manufacturer states the formula is fragrance-free.

Label cautions matter

The directions note that mild stinging or irritation may occur on sensitive or broken skin. The page also carries an AHA sunburn alert advising sun protection and limited exposure while using the product and for a week afterward. Those cautions are part of the product decision, not fine-print trivia.

Where the 15% AHA fits

The disclosed 15% lactic-acid concentration makes this a direct AHA comparison point. It is most relevant to rough, intact heel skin; the label’s stinging and sun-sensitivity cautions matter more when skin is already irritated or fissured.

Compare it with 25% urea Flexitol Heel Balm, 10% urea Eucerin Roughness Relief Cream, and non-exfoliating occlusives such as Aquaphor Healing Ointment.

For treatment-level context, see Dry & cracked heels.

Formula facts

Ingredients, actives and label details

Product form
Cream
Basis: Manufacturer published Source: Foot Repair Cream with 15% Lactic Acid AHA
Published size
3 oz
Basis: Manufacturer published Source: Foot Repair Cream with 15% Lactic Acid AHA
Lactic acid (AHA)
15%
Basis: Manufacturer published Source: Foot Repair Cream with 15% Lactic Acid AHA
Occlusive ingredients
Mineral oil and petrolatum listed
Basis: Manufacturer published Source: Foot Repair Cream with 15% Lactic Acid AHA
Fragrance status
Manufacturer states fragrance-free
Basis: Manufacturer published Source: Foot Repair Cream with 15% Lactic Acid AHA
AHA warning
May sting sensitive/broken skin; manufacturer includes sunburn alert
Basis: Manufacturer published Source: Foot Repair Cream with 15% Lactic Acid AHA

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Safety first

What should make you slow down?

Follow the AHA directions and sun-sensitivity warning. Persistent, severe, infected or bleeding fissures warrant qualified medical care.

  • The manufacturer notes that sensitive or broken skin may sting or become irritated.
  • The product carries an AHA sunburn alert.

Where to buy

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Source trail

Primary documents and supporting evidence

  1. Foot Repair Cream with 15% Lactic Acid AHAAmLactin · Manufacturer · retrieved 2026-08-11