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Oak & Ivy
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SOOTHING OAK & IVY
COMPOUND
Poison Oak, Ivy & Sumac Remedy
A blend of the liquid extracts of:
• Grindelia flower & leaf (Grindelia spp.)
50%
• Sassafras root bark (Sassafras officinale) 50%
Menthol Crystals, (natural) (3.33% w/v)
• Dried
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Action & Uses: A specific for allergic
contact dermatitis associated with the plants Poison Oak, Poison Ivy,
and Poison Sumac. Helps relieve the itching and can prevent or lessen
the occurrence of blisters. When first applied there is an overall soothing
feeling and relief of the itching. Continued use can minimize the intensity
and spread of the dermatitis and speed up the healing process.
Dose: Preparation: As soon as possible, wash the exposed
areas with hot soapy water in such a way that the soapy water drips
immediately off the body and does not drip or flow down and contaminate
unexposed areas. Rinse thoroughly any areas that have been exposed to
the soapy water.
Topically apply compound liquid to any areas of the skin that are irritated
and itchy.
Cautions: Avoid getting compound into eyes. In cases of severe
irritation and/or broken skin, topical application of this compound
may sting painfully. Therefore, at first only apply a small amount to
a small area and see how that feels. If pain is unbearable, which is
rare, then dilute compound with water (half and half) and try again.
If there is then no pain, continue applying until whole affected area
is covered.
Rarely, certain highly sensitive individuals may have a severe reaction
to Poison Oak, Ivy or Sumac that can lead to impaired breathing. If
this situation arises or is suspected, immediately seek emergency medical
care.
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This
information is for educational and research purposes only.
It is not intended to medically prescribe or promote the sale of any product,
nor is it intended to replace qualified medical healthcare. If you have,
or think you have a condition which requires medical attention, you should
promptly seek qualified healthcare.
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