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Howard-McCray SR Series SR22-S Single-Section Reach-In Refrigerator, 22 Cu. Ft., Self-Contained, Stainless Steel, Top Mount CompressorHoward McCray SR Series SR22 S Single Section Reach In Refrigerator, 22 Cu. Ft., Self Contained, Stainless Steel, Top Mount Compressor 115V, Solid Hinged Door, 5" Casters This compact single section reach in refrigerator combines self contained top mount refrigeration with stainless steel construction for dependable cold storage in busy kitchens. 22 cu. ft. single section capacity fits compact refrigerated storage needs. Self contained, top mounted
Howard-McCray SR Series SR22-S Single-Section Reach-In Refrigerator, 22 Cu. Ft., Self-Contained, Stainless Steel, Top Mount Compressor
115V, Solid Hinged Door, 5" Casters
This compact single-section reach-in refrigerator combines self-contained top-mount refrigeration with stainless steel construction for dependable cold storage in busy kitchens.
- 22 cu. ft. single-section capacity fits compact refrigerated storage needs.
- Self-contained, top-mounted refrigeration simplifies installation and keeps the compressor out of the way.
- Stainless steel front, door, interior, and outside ends are built for durability and easy cleanup.
- Electronic controller and automatic air defrost help maintain consistent holding temperatures.
- Solid hinged full door and adjustable shelves support organized product access.
- 5" heavy-duty casters make the unit easier to move for cleaning and service.
- 115V operation with a NEMA 5-15P plug is ready for standard electrical hookups.
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good for dry skin
This lotion feels lightweight and absorbs well. My skin feels more comfortable after applying it. I also like that it doesn’t have a fragrance.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Holy Grail Moisturizer for Rosacea
Style: Restorative Protective Cream-3.3 Fl Oz
In seeing so many negative reviews I felt compelled to weigh in as this is my favorite moisturizer. I have very dry, menopausal skin. Additionally, I have rosacea which seems to have been a nice gift from said menopause (you can only laugh, right?). It's very common for those of us in our 50's to have a compromised skin barrier and when an issue like rosacea is present, even more so. Because of all this my skin is very intolerant to most moisturizers and nearly all actives (over the last few years I've had to discontinue my retinols and chemical exfoliators). While ingredients like ALA's, petrolatum, mineral oil, parafin/bees wax, and lanolin are well tolerated and known to be quite soothing, they don't hydrate very well as they are more occlusive than moisturizing. Enter this product. Magically, it does both! It's marketed as a protective cream, which again implies occlusive, but it penetrates like no other. Gone is the tight, dry feeling that persisted even when I had a heavy layer of product on my skin (my previous moisturizer was Eucerin Original Healing Cream -- which still has its uses -- because it was the only thing I could put on my skin outside of squalane oil during a flare).
Now, no topical can cure rosacea. However, the right product can calm the skin, repair the damaged lipid barrier, and improve its appearance. This moisturizer does just that and it's become my holy grail. Since starting this I've also added in the Cicalfate Serum which has only aided in repairing my skin. Another Avene product that works great for me is the XeraCalm Balm which helps with itching. I use all three of these daily and they've really helped fix the secondary issues that come with rosacea.
As for the complaints about it being greasy or too heavy. I can see this not working for people with normal or oily skin (or perhaps only in moderation). But my skin loves the heavier weight and because one of the ways I soothe a flare is to keep a tiny mister bottle on hand and repeatedly spray my face so I have to guard against the drying effects of evaporation. These products are so lipid heavy that I can wet my face all day long without worrying about that, though I do reapply throughout the day.
As for the watery consistency issue, I haven't had that problem but it does caution on the packaging not to expose the product to temperatures below 41 degrees F (5 C). I suspect that if it gets too cold either because of the weather or because of whatever warehouse it sat in during transit it will separate. Maybe open the package and before squeezing some out look to see if it has split and then shake it up/message the tube.
So, if you have skin like mine don't hesitate to try this product. I'm leaving this absurdly long review for my struggling brothers and sisters out there with rosacea in hopes that it provides some relief! Happy moisturizing, internet strangers. ;)
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Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2025