Bag Balm users, let us proclaim the miracle.
 

wow.


i have problem feet on account of a bunch of reasons, been a struggle for years and years. dry, calloused skin, even my toe nails severely dry out! other things too. whatever.

i've tried everything, dermo scripted lactic acid, otc everything, blah, the real good stuff would certainly work but it would take a while and then i miss a couple days and bam all progress lost.

recently, a friend referred me to Bag Balm, i didn't think about it too much at the time, being skeptical, she gave me a big glob of it and i just put it in the medicine cabinet and kinda forgot about it. but did finally give it a go, smearing it all over my feet and putting socks on and letting it soak in overnight.


wow. it works and works damn good. my feet were 90% back to normal after that 1st application and stayed that way for several days, i applied another liberal coating then, put some socks on and let it works its magic overnight and my feet look and feel fantastic.

highly recommended.

it's been made in America for over 100 years and they still use the original formula (minus the mercury, of course ;)


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Every blue collar person I know who otherwise would have extremely dry / messed up hands and feet swear by this stuff.

I have an armor shell on the backs of my heels ever since boot camp years ago. I recently tried one of those foot cheese grater from CVS for 20 minutes and I couldn't make it to any tissue with nerves in it. If this will cure my zombie feet I'll try it.

what does class have to do with something that has worked for millions of people over 100+ years.

buy it and try it, you won't regret it. liberally schmear it on, everywhere, toenails, cracks crevices, everthing, and put some socks on and let it soak in overnight. i bet you'll be stunned the next morning.

Interesting. Going to try it. Thanks.

The name Bag Balm had me thinking it was for sore scrotums.

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you're actually very close, it was originally for chafed udders on milk cows.

It is a common fixture on commercial fishing boats of all sizes in Alaska - very good stuff to prevent hands from drying out and cracking from the salt water which can be crippling

If it softens callouses too then watch out for your fretting fingertips.

hah, i can believe it, you know it's good stuff if it gets a spot on a commercial fishing boats eh.

a surfer buddy is the one who recommended it to me, now that it's summer, i'm in the ocean every day.

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it;s funny you mention this, spot on, i slip on latex gloves to apply Bag balm.