Hyland's Prid Drawing Salve 20 grams

product is original and delivered as advertised

I’ve had a really good experience with Hyland’s PRID Drawing Salve. It works well for minor skin irritations, splinters, and small bumps. After applying it, I noticed it helped reduce discomfort and seemed to bring everything to the surface faster.The texture is thick but easy to apply, and a little goes a long way. I also like that it stays in place and doesn’t melt or run too much. It’s definitely something I like to keep on hand as part of a basic first aid kit.Pros:• Helps relieve irritation and discomfort• Effective for splinters and minor skin issues• Easy to apply and stays in place• A small amount lasts a long time• Useful addition to a home first aid kitCons:• Strong smell that may not be for everyone• Sticky texture• Takes some time to fully workOverall:A reliable and useful product for minor skin concerns. It’s simple, effective, and worth having at home for quick relief when needed.

My mom swears by this product. So, I decided to get some. . A few days after receiving this product, I was stung by a bee. I immediately robbed some of this on, and the swelling went down and redness disappeared. It smells like motor oil. But, it works great! My only complaint is that it’s hard to unscrew the lid. It took me like 15 minutes to get the lid off after I was stung.Everyone should have PRID in their household for emergencies. I highly recommend this product..

This “hand salve” for drawing out splinters or if you’re a fisherman, poisonous fish bones, even if it’s just the tip of the Spikes on the back of some of the bait we use. My left index finger had calloused over which I cut off and tried getting the bones out with small nail clippers bought for just that purpose and Never used to cut finger or toe nails but the amount of blood that came from the infection was too much to see anything, let alone so painful that it was worse than the infection. After seeing the doctor on two occasions and being told that there was nothing in there without any x-ray or anything but feeling the open wound with medical gloves on! I was given a prescription cream and told Not to try and get any more bones out. After just a couple days the wound healed over but my finger tip was still red with infection and very painful to the touch, after sucking up the pain and re-opening the wound, I put this “drawing salve” on the wound and bandaged it overnight, the next morning I was able to remove the tips of 15-20 more fish bones without loss of blood and very little pain, then after applying it again it drew out some of the poison from the fish bones and was 100 times more effective than Prescription Cream and the help of Two different Doctors! They obviously didn’t believe that lobsterman can get that many bones or in my case tips of the bones, although I have had one go almost completely through my index finger. Why the left index finger you might be wondering, is because it is the hand that I hold the bait spear with the poisonous fish that have been filleted already. The long hollow spikes on their back bone is a form of protection against bigger fish which when they try to catch the fish from behind, the skin slides easily down the hollow spikes that are straight but angled slightly and very similar to Rattlesnake Fangs. When using your left hand to get the bait line weaved through the fishes back and head, facing down, it points the spikes upwards so when you use the fishes weight to “drop it into the kitchen end of your trap and onto your bait line”, 300 times a day 5-6 days a week for months at a time, you feel the inevitable prick when it goes through your glove but your hand is already on it’s way back up and away from your bait. Unfortunately you don’t have the time or sterile equipment to get them out and a lot of times you don’t even know the tip broke off until weeks later because when you look at the fish and it’s spikes, none are missing or broken off enough to notice unless you have one sticking out of the boxes that they come in and snap it half off.

This works if you do it everyday and keep it covered so it doesn’t rub off. I suggest also putting a warm compress on between applications to speed up results. It can be messy, make sure you are putting just on the area that can be covered so it doesn’t get on your clothing or bed sheets. I think the container could be larger, small amount of product but it does go a long way.

With daily consistent use, this softened the skin calloused over a hair splinter in the ball of my foot.I used this for roughly a month, morning and night, and applied a band aid over it so it could marinate all day in my steamy socks. I used a foot scrubbing pumice on the area occasionally and cuticle nippers to clip away the softened skin with out hurting myself (too badly) . The hair splinter finally made its way to the surface and I was able to tweeze it out! Love to read the other uses for the product too. Will keep stocked in our home.