What is a bag's balm?

BAG BALM® is a salve or ointment that is currently used for different purposes. In 1899, a local application to cows was invented when the skin was damaged or abrasive by the milking process. Since then, its use has been expanded and is now commonly used by people. It was Mr. Norris, who suggested the cover that was still used: a small green cubic can with a red inscription, a red clover and a cow's head on the lid. After the death of John L. Norris in 1934, his son also took John. Daughter John Jr. Barbara is currently in charge of an organization whose name is Dairy Association Co., Inc. And which is still located in Lyndonville.

Using Balm Balm® for animals, apparently led people to wonder if it would work for them. People experimented with Balm Balm® when they had a skin that was dry, chased, irritated or plean. And good results led to the spread of ointment as a current application for people. Today, however, is an active ingredient of 8-hydroxychinoline sulfate 0.3%thatIt is supplied at the base of Lanolin with Petrolatum. It is not exactly when the wording has changed.

Famous supporters of the use of Balm® in the bag include Admiral Byrd, which in 1937 took it to the North Pole for use on animals that set out on the road. The product was greatly used on the paws of search dogs who after 11 September worked in the wreckage of Twin Towers. Bag Balm® is also included in the nursing packages sent to American troops located in Afghanistan and Iraq - at their specific request.

BAG BALM® is recommended professionals for the ulcers of cyclists, stinging fingers and the hands of gardeners. It is also used to calm the skin of patients with chemotherapy. Shania Twain is one of the most famous users. He says she uses her on both her face and her hair. Charles Kuralt contains BAG Balm® on its series on the road in 1983 and included it in its 1985 book.