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1: MSM Methyl-sulfonyl-methane
2: Mulungu
3: Nettle
4: Pata de vaca
5: Pau d'arco
6: Pica preto
7: Piri-piri
8: Sarsaparilla
9: Tayuya
10: Vassourinha
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 Burt's Bees Poison Ivy Soap, 2-Ounce
Our unique blend of jewelweed, clay and pine tar are carefully formulated to offer a mild and cleansing bar of soap, perfect for anyone who enjoys the great out-of-doors. Customer Inquiry Hotline: 1-800-849-7112  |
Jewelweed Poison Ivy Rash Relief Spray 4 fl. oz.
Jewelweed is an effective natural Poison Ivy Treatment for poison ivy, poison oak, okra spines, stinging nettle, and other irritating plants...
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Burt's Bees Poison Ivy Soap, 2-Ounce Packages (Pack of 2)
This mild, cleansing soap contains Jewelweed to help relieve itching and irritation. You'll also reap the antiseptic benefits of Pine Tar and Tea Tree oil, so you can enjoy the outdoors comfortably....
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Poison Ivy Soap - Removes the Urushiol (The Invisible Oil from Plants)
After exposure to poison ivy, use our soap exclusively when showering. Wash
your entire body with Poison Ivy Soap; do not use any other soap or body wash at this time as the ingredients may spread the urushoil or irritate any rash. Rinse well. Our Poison Ivy Soap is not a prewash; it is for use after exposure to urushoil....
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Poison Ivy Treatment Kit
Jewelweed is an effective natural herbal remedy for poison ivy, poison oak, okra spines, stinging nettle, and other irritating plants....
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Truman's Jewelweed Anti-itch Soap (Poison Oak & Ivy) 4 Oz
This soap has a concentrated formula of jewel weed to help soothe the itching of poison oak and ivy or itching from other skin ailments. It aids in drying and healing. Best when used in combination with Poison Oak & Ivy Salve (item #6510) and Jewel weed Spray (item #6200)....
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Teeter Creek Jewelweed 1 fl.oz.
Jewelweed is a plant. The parts that grow above the ground are used to make medicine. Be careful not to confuse jewelweed with potentilla, since both are known as silverweed.
People take jewelweed by mouth to treat mild digestive disorders, as well as rashes caused by poison ivy. Some people also apply jewelweed directly to the skin for poison ivy.
How does it work?
Jewelweed is said to aid digestion and increase the loss of body water through the urine (diuretic effect)....
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Burt's Bees Natural Remedies Poison Ivy Soap 2 oz. (Pack of 6)
This mild, cleansing soap contains Jewelweed to help relieve itching and irritation. You'll also reap the antiseptic benefits of Pine Tar and Tea Tree oil, so you can enjoy the outdoors comfortably....
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Burt's Bees Farmer's Friend Poison Ivy Bar Soap, 2-Ounce Bars (Pack of 3)
Our unique blend of jewelweed, clay and pine tar are carefully formulated to offer a mild and cleansing bar of soap, perfect for anyone who enjoys the great out-o...
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Burt's Bees Natural Remedies Poison Ivy Soap 2 oz. (Pack of 12)
This mild, cleansing soap contains Jewelweed to help relieve itching and irritation. You'll also reap the antiseptic benefits of Pine Tar and Tea Tree oil, so you can enjoy the outdoors comfortably....
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We found 23 results:
1: MSM Methyl-sulfonyl-methane
MSM is an organic sulfur compound found naturally in fruits, vegetables, in the grain and animals, including humans.MSM is a compound solid soluble in water, also known as dimethyl sulfone-, and sulfo..
2: Mulungu
(Erythrina mulungu)Family: FabaceaeGenus: ErythrinaSpecies: mulungu, cristi-galliSynonyms: Erythrina verna, Corallodendron mulunguCommon names: Mulungu, corticeira, murungu, muchocho, murungo, totocer..
3: Nettle
(Urtica dioica)Family: UrticaceaeGenus: UrticaSpecies: dioicaSynonyms: Urtica galeopsifoliaCommon Names: Nettle, big string Nettle, common Nettle, stinging Nettle, gerrais, isirgan, kazink, nabat the ..
4: Pata de vaca
(Bauhinia forficata)Family: LeguminosaeGenus: BauhiniaSpecies: forficataSynonyms: Bauhinia candicansCommon names: Pata de vaca, casco de vaca, mororó, pata de boi, unha de boi, unha de vaca, un..
5: Pau d'arco
(Tabebuia impetigo)Family: BignoniaceaeGenus: TabebuiaSpecies: impetigoSynonyms: Tabebuia avellanedae, T. ipe, T. nicaraguensis, T. schunkeuigoi, T. serratifolia, T. altissima, T. palmeri, Gelseminum ..
6: Pica preto
(Bidens pilosa)Family: AsteraceaeGenus: BidensSpecies: pilosaSynonyms: Bidens adhaerescens, B. alausensis, B. chilensis, B. hirsuta, B. leucantha, B. montauban, B. reflex, B. scandicina, B. sundaica, ..
7: Piri-piri
(Cyperus articulatus L.)Family: CYPERACEAETaxonomy: Cyperus articulatus L.Synonyms: Cyperus corymbosus Rottb., Chlorocyperus articulatus Rikli., Cyperus diphyllus Retz., Cyperus niloticus Forssk., Cyp..
8: Sarsaparilla
(Smilax sp.)Family: SmilacaceaeGenus: SmilaxSpecies: officinalis, aristolochiaefolia, glabrous, febrifuga, ornata, regel, japicangaSynonyms: Smilax medicaCommon names: Sarsaparilla, salsaparrilha, kha..
9: Tayuya
(Cayaponia tayuya)Family: CucurbitaceaeGenre: CayaponiaSpecies: tayuyaSynonyms: Cayaponia piauhiensis, C. ficifolia, Bryonia tayuya, Trianosperma tayuya, T. piauhiensis, T. ficcifoliaCommon names: Tay..
10: Vassourinha
(Scoparia dulcis)Family: SCROPHULARIACEAEGenre: scopariaSpecies: dulcisSynonyms: scoparia grandiflora, scoparia ternata, Caprara dulcis, Gratiola micranthaCommon names: Vassourinha, nunc pichana, anis..
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