Poison Ivy Has Met Its Match!
Learn how to avoid the painful itch of poison ivy or treat the rash if you come into contact with the plant. In this blog post, you'll learn how to identify poison ivy, avoid poison ivy, and treat poison ivy.
Myths and Truths about Poison Ivy, Oak and Sumac
1) Go get a goat! Goats are poison ivy and poison oak eaters. Poison Ivy and poison oak can be found throughout North America, and might even be i...
Marie Originals Poison Ivy Treatment
Our Poison Ivy/ Oak Relief Soap is an all-natural remedy formulated to prevent the spread of urushiol, and treat a rash that has already developed....
Common treatments for Poison Ivy
Common over-the-counter poison ivy medications include topical and oral antihistamines. The most commonly used topical products are calamine lotion, and hydrocortisone (a low potency steroid) to help reduce itching once a person has developed poison ivy. Since these treatments can only mitigate symptoms of poison ivy and cannot help prevent the spread, some people might consider this a downside.
The troublesome trio: Poison Ivy, Oak and Sumac
Summer has arrived and adventure is calling. The allure of the sultry sun and the calming blue skies beckon us to the outdoors. It is time for long...