Hand cream 5.5% urea

Has urea at even higher strength (10% vs 5.5%) plus glycerin, so it will moisturize similarly or better, but lacks the panthenol and centella asiatica soothing extras of the source.

Uses hydroxyethyl urea, a much milder derivative, not free urea, so it won't deliver the same keratolytic/moisturizing punch as the source's 5.5% urea.

No urea at all, just glycerin and panthenol for basic hydration, missing the core active that defines the source product.

Targets eczema-prone skin with licorice extract and allantoin but contains no urea, so it misses the source's main moisturizing/exfoliating active.

This is a face cream with no urea, relying on lactic acid and plant oils instead, so it addresses a different skin need entirely.