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Date Posted: 12:54:07 01/15/15 Thu
Author: Trish
Subject: Re: Rawleigh Products
In reply to: Shaun 's message, "Rawleigh Products" on 21:38:51 04/04/14 Fri

>I'm curious if anyone has used a Rawleigh product on
>poison oak or ivy. Any suggestions?

None of our Rawleigh products would work on poison ivy :(

http://www.herbalsunlimited.com

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[> Re: Rawleigh Products -- Alison, 18:15:24 03/26/15 Thu [1]

>I'm curious if anyone has used a Rawleigh product on
>poison oak or ivy. Any suggestions?

Try pure Aloe Vera Gel. It relieves the itch and helps with healing.

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