Welcome Team Aquaphor

About Team Aquaphor

Aquaphor Healing Ointment is dedicated to providing athletes the ability to train and compete while being free from uncomfortable chafing, dry lips, blisters, and other skin conditions that often occur during strenuous exercise. In its third year of existence, Team Aquaphor is comprised of 200 top-age group athletes who primarily compete in the sports of triathlon and running. Learn More.

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Causes of Muscular Failure
Efficient Swimming
Fast Transitioning: Swim to Bike

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Team News & Updates


Team Aquaphor Athlete(s) Injured:
Julia Purrington and Richard Paradis were both injured this last Saturday, 9/22, while riding their bikes in Colorado. Julia suffered substantial injuries to her legs and will have quite a bit of rehab time before she is fully recovered. Richard on the other hand is in a Multi Trauma Unit at the hospital and has a much longer road to recovery. (To get updates on Richard's status please visit: http://www.dickdime.info/index.html.) Both these individuals have been members of Team Aquaphor for multiple years and are key members in the triathlon community with which they live. We wish Julia and Richard the best with their recovery and encourage you to send them kinds words of encouragement during their time of need. For any questions, please contact us at: teamaquaphor@active.com

Featured Product


Photo 1.75oz Tube
If you are going to the gym, or headed to the start of a big race, make sure to throw this tube into your bag. To ensure a more comfortable race, don’t forget to apply Aquaphor under sports bras, around shorts waist bands, on toes and blisters, or other areas of chaffed or chapped skin. This will help prevent any skin discomforts from slowing you down!

Featured Athlete


Photo Gary Kanner
Gary is a physicist, husband, father of two boys, triathlete, and tree hugger. He grew up in New York City, studied physics in New England, and obtained a black belt in Okinawan karate. Then he moved out West to pursue a PhD in physics and to ski.