Bag Balm - Made in Vermont since 1899

Yes my husband used it because of his exzima. I' a farm girl so I denfinately know about that.

I have a small tin of it here in my house. I have used it on cuts and scrapes to as it has some antiseptic quality to it. I also use it on my cats and dogs when they have skin irritations. One of my friends told me about it some time ago and I have always had some on hand ever since.

I have used it before. My mother in law had rashes from her diapers, when she was very old. She loved it. It is a great product. I have never tried it on my feet though. Does it help very dry pealing?

Haven't heard of it, but my relatives in Vermont swear by Fisherman's Friend, a cold lozenge (quite strong) that was originally used by fisherman and lobstering folk who have to work in terrible weather conditions. I'll have to ask them if they know about Bag Balm, I'm sure they do, since they know some people who are dairy farmers.

My parents use to use Bag Balm on the cows utters. They also used it on different rashes and dry skin, also on our pets dry skin problems. When I was in high school I had a boil on my nose and my dad put some Bag Balm on it and it went away in time for school pictures two days later. It is a very good product and everyone should have at least a container of Bag Balm around. I don't have one right now, but have it on my list, it lasts forever, too. Do you have a container of Bag Balm in you home?

Yeah i have heard of it,it is a great Neurogesic balm

bag balm?never heard that before, we have dragon balm, white balm and etc. but never heard that before, how much is the prize and where we can i avail the balm?

Hey Butterfly, Bag Balm is sold here in Quebec too and it's UDDERLY awesome for all kinds of stuff...windburn, chapped lips, etc.

My Goddaughter's mother uses it after every diaper change to prevent diaper rash. After reading this post, I think I'll get some and try using it with socks for dry feet. It seems that nothing works to prevent that unsightly dry, scaling skin on the feet- it would be nice to have a head start on the sandal season!

My mom used to have some. I have no clue what she used it for. I think we may have a can of it in the closet. I had never thought of using it on the baby. She is only 2 weeks old & this is something for me to keep in mind.

I love Bag Balm. I use it for a lot of things except cow utters, I don't have a cow. I also use Bee Balm a lot, it's about the same.

Yes, I have. It is a great skin softener. I hadn't thought about using if for diaper rash. I'll have to pass that one on to my daughter who is expecting in February. Thanks for the tip!

My mother has both Tiger Balm and Bag Balm at home. There is a big history of excessively dry skin on the female side of my mother's family. I have been oh-so-fortunate to have inherited this trait, and so it was introduced to me a few years ago. Mom has to send away for it (she can't find it in Canada, if you know where I can find it here, someone let me know, okay?) so it's scarcely used, but yep, it's great stuff!! (as a side note, I remember hearing about Bag Balm quite a few years ago when it was made famous by none other than Shania Twain, who uses it on her face to keep her complexion clear and beautiful!)

I just posted on another board about this. I love this stuff!! It works for all kinds of rashes beside diaper rash. It works wonders on hard heels and elbows. I just love it and it is cheap too.

i use Tiger Balm from singapore,but havent tried Bag Balm

wow thats nice, but i think it is not available here in the philippines, but just in case it is available i would buy for my baby, to cure his diaper rash.

I have used it before, but had kind of forgotten about it. Thanks for the reminder ! :) I like to use it on heels, elbows, and even chapped lips, or your nose when you have a cold and have been blowing it alot.

I wld like to try this during winter season. if its wont available in my nearby area then its gonna cost me fortune to order it in India from the address you have given.

We started using Bag Balm when I was little and we had horses. Funny if we needed it one of us had to go out to the barn to get it. We used the same tin for animals and humans ...and kept it in the barn. Oh dear lord for some reason that sounds absolutely dreadful. I guess times change most of us keep our remedies in our house...lol Any way it's great stuff and works for all kinds of things.

Bag Balm has been the number one selling all- purpose human and animal skin conditioner in our Northern California area for years. As you mnetioned it was primarily used by dairyman to softenthe cow's udders prior to milking. Everyone should try some and it is economical