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...they quickly discovered that Skinner's Vaporizing Salve was effective for providing relief from many common ailments including aching joints, arthritis, blister treatment, common cold, cough, hemorrhoids, rheumatoid arthritis, sinus infection, psoriasis, and much more.
Plagued with back trouble, he took some salve to the chiropractor for use in his treatments. Realizing the benefits of the salve, the chiropractor asked him for permission to use it with other patients.
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I'll try anything once. That salve cures just about everything apparently! Thanks bringmeroses. :)
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I was thinking that too, Savannah! It will be a good standby to have. Thanks bringmeroses!
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Thank you bringmeroses. I could with a cure-all in the first aid kit. I never have much of the one thing I need when I need it!
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Thank you bringmeroses. I could with a cure-all in the first aid kit. I never have much of the one thing I need when I need it!
I second that emotion. Band-aids are the worst. I'll have every size except the one I need. A multiupurpose salve like that would be excellent for taking on vacation too.
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I have a small patch on my upper arm that I think this would be good for. It's very dry and nothing is clearing it up. That's worth a shot. Thank you bringmeroses! :)
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Thanks bringmeroses. My back's been plaguing me recently. I'm glad to have something new to try for it.
greenmachine, have you tried using plain Vaseline overnight on it? Cover it with gauze so that doesn't get wiped off in bed and give it a chance to soak in.
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greenmachine, try shea butter too if the Vaseline doesn't help. I had a patch like that on my calf and shea butter was the only thing that soothed it. It's not completely gone but is nothing like it used to be. If you can keep the patch of skin on your arm warm too while the lotion's on, it sinks in better. Something like a long sleeved tshirt that's close fitting in the sleeves would do the trick.
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I hope it doesn't smell like Vicks, purplerain. Every time I smell that it reminds me of hospitals. I have no idea why either LOL.
Judging by the description, it reminds me of Vicks. Thank you bringmeroses! :)