Anyone out there who gets poison ivy? Don't waste your money on a doctor visit.

Categories: Allergies, Poison Ivy, Poisoning, Skin Infection

Date Created: August 30, 2020

Author: Trish

Hi, my son gets poison ivy very bad. He didn’t have money to go to the doctor because he is off our insurance. So he put 20 drops of solution in a 2 oz. spray bottle and sprayed the area. It responded right away. and then sprayed it again the next day and it was scabbing over. His friend tried it and could not believe it took his away also. So anyone out there who gets poison ivy don’t waist your money on a doctor visit. just spray MMS.

Just wanted others to know thanks,

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