Comments on: Camping and Hiking with Poison-Oak

By: Derrick Adams

Derrick Adams — Mon, 11 Jul 2011 00:55:10 +0000

If all the blocks and washes/solvents fail to work, you should at least try “Sasquatch Itch Cream”. It is made to snuff out the rash once it starts, so it works on the immune system reaction. It was first developed in the Air Force to keep the airmen from coming in from the mission and into the medic’s tent. It travels easy and fits in backpacks and pockets. Soothing (as it has numbing medicine and menthol) and curing (mixture of strong cortisone, bendaryl, tea tree oil and other stuff). Check it out on: http://www.sasquatchcream.com

By: Katie

Katie — Thu, 08 Jul 2010 17:43:51 +0000

I get poison oak horribly, so I have learned to be very careful! One thing that helps me is taking benedryl that first night that I notice the rash. (I would take it during the day, but it knocks me out!) It seems to help keep the rash from exploding!

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