The best cream for dermo relief!

[TheKavaSociety]

I've tried 10 different creams in the last 2 years and lanolin creams seem to be the best. There are many different brands, etc. (the one in the pic below was the cheapest I could find - $7USD for 200g). but try any kind of cream with lanolin. Just make sure it's made in New Zealand.

 

[kavadude]

Does it make it go away faster or is it more like a palliative?

I have a giant jar of that stuff; it's preferred by people who use CPAPs as it doesn't have much in it and doesn't degrade silicone. And also lactating women.

 

[TheKavaSociety]

Relieves the symptoms, I guess. I use it once per day or two and my skin looks totally fine: no cracks, very smooth and soft.

 

[HeadHodge]

This works best for me, because it relieves the itchies I always get with dermo.

 

[verticity]

...And also lactating women.

(Contains lanolin)

 

[verticity]

Amazon review of the above product:
"I am a farmer, i tend to animals all year long, and that takes a toll on my hands and skin, this is the best product for dry, skin, and also will heal cracked irritated skin, also use it on my Roosters combs to keep from getting frost bite." 5 Stars

 

[kastom_lif]

Lanolin is wonderful. I put this stuff on my chicken's combs too.

The Kiwi-flavoured stuff is not available here but I can assure you, Vermont sheep squeezin's are choice as.

 

[sɥɐʞɐs]

 

[kavadude]

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I prefer this:

 

[sɥɐʞɐs]

I prefer this:

Soothing Dermo-Jelly™

 

[kavadude]

So I tried some last night and it doesn't seem to have improved things much today; I put on a very thin layer though so I'll try some more tonight.

 

[TheKavaSociety]

was it made in New Zealand?

 

[kavadude]

Nah, it's probably from inferior American sheep

 

[TheKavaSociety]

well, I am not surprised it didn't work then!

 

[Groggy]

I use Amlactin but when it gets really bad, I use Nystatin (though it's an anti fungal script, it work like a champ if it gets really bad)

 

[verticity]

So I tried some last night and it doesn't seem to have improved things much today; I put on a very thin layer though so I'll try some more tonight.

You really need to slather a thick layer on your teats for it to work properly.

 

[verticity]

Nah, it's probably from inferior American sheep

'Murican Lanolin:

"Quick Draw is a precise ratio of viscosity optimized silicone and lanolin. Just one spray creates a thin lubricating barrier between the holster and firearm that gives you an ultra-fast draw and protects the weapon....
Helps the FEEL of the gun in the holster....
GET THE EDGE
Whether you are faced with a potential deadly threat or a timed shooting match, your handgun belongs in your hand, not in your holster. Quick Draw gives you the edge when seconds matter."

 

[kasa_balavu]

Have found the Pure Fiji dilo rescue gel to work wonders for this. It's too expensive for regular use, but I occasionally steal some from the Mrs.

 

[kastom_lif]

bilo rescue gel?