CareMagnesium Sulphate Paste 50g, Drawing Ointment for Inflammatory Conditions

exactly as described worked a treat on a boil

Great stuff. Fast delivery.

Comes as a white paste that's easy to apply thickly then pop a plaster over. It has worked well pulling up an infection under the skin.

I bought it to remove a splinter at the side of my fingernail. It had been in there for a few days and became sore and red. After putting the cream on overnight, it was improved and the spinter and redness was gone by the next day. Excellent!

Great product

This has done a good job of pulling infection from wound on the wife - next I shall try using it to draw the venom from my mother in law... I might need a bigger pot

Bought for an annoying splinter in my finger which I could not see and would not come out..!After several days of doing the usual cleaning of wound and trying to see the tiniest of splinters, which was preventing the wound from healing, I thought I would try this.Arrived the day after ordering which was very good and needed.It is a small pot which is also good as we won't need lots over the next few years before we will have to discard it, so will be less wastage..As a small pot it was a little awkward to mix / stir it like it says to do. Also as it is quite a think paste.Having done that I put it over the area as directed and left it overnight etc.Warning - it might sting a bit when you put it on.The paste did not bring the splinter out, bit it may have encouraged it to come up to the surface slightly, as I had to go digging around with an appropriately sized needle to lift 'something' out of my finger.After that it was back to good old anticeptic dips and cleanliness and the area has healed.Did this work...?? I don't know for sure, but it was well worth the small outlay.

I've successfully used this to treat Bumblefoot in ducks, to treat minor cuts and grazes and especially those that look like they may get infected, and to draw out grass seeds in my dog's feet. In fact on one occasion, having drawn out two grass seeds in one of my dog's feet I was sure there was still one in there but I just could not get it to come out, so took him to the vets. The vet insisted that it was "highly unlikely he would have three grass seeds in his foot" and sent us away.Knowing there was a grass seed in his foot, since it was failing to heal properly, I then applied this again overnight, and unwrapped his foot the next day to find an inch long grass seed had come out. His foot was then able to heal properly, no thanks to the vet. This was especially annoying because my dog only happens to have two working legs, and the one that had had three grass seeds stuck in it was one of his two remaining working ones. So keeping his remaining legs free from injury is a top priority for me.I always keep it in my supplies cabinet now for both myself and my pets.