🐎 Carr & Day & Martin Killitch Spray, 17.6 oz. Review

Last year my horse rubbed the tip of his tail due to the summer itch. At the first sign of chafing this spring I started using Killitich and the chafing stopped! I have to reapply it every few days to keep it from itching. The product burns your hands, so I recommend using gloves or washing your hands immediately after application.

After 3 years of trying pretty much everything from my mare's sweet itch, a product that works. I can't even believe it. It should be used early in the season, before the itching gets the better of you, and must also be used daily. But you don't have to apply a lot. I apply it every evening before she turns off for the night. During the day it is kept indoors, so I don't use it then. Last summer her stomach was inflamed and she bit herself profusely to relieve the itching. This causes their…

Arrived much earlier than expected. Well packaged, no leaks (important given the distance to be shipped). No strong odor, smells clean. Smooth lotion, easy to apply. Does not dry too fast/too slow. Acts as a styling lotion on hair/scalp. Be sure to only apply to dry skin (or hair/skin). The previous reviewer's recommendation of applying 3x 12 hours apart before removing is correct. I also advise that any burning sensation will pass. So will it be. Added note: However, if you feel uncomfortable,

This side of the Atlantic it's the best cure for scabies. When I spoke to the CDC, they told me that Permitin just doesn't work anymore as a first-line treatment and that, like the big pharmacists, they've known about it for as long. Permitin may have been a miracle drug 25 years ago, but few have developed resistance to it. I know because all using Permitin has done for me is prolong my agony for at least another 4 months. All current data taught to new medical students is at least 10 years…