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01-01-2015, 06:03 PM #11Senior Member
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I don't get 'em ..........
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01-01-2015, 06:54 PM #12Senior Member
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Go to the feed store and pick a bottle up. It makes styptic seem rather pleasant.
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Now that is some understatement. I remember that stuff from when we had horses.
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On the whole, never had any "cuts", but have had a few good nicks from bumps etc., and I've always followed Lynn Abram's trick he posted, a dab of Polysporin or some other topical ointment, heals cleaner and much quicker.
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Not trying to be patronising but prevention is better than cure. However Sudocream
would work very well, its antiseptic and a thick cream, I use it on cuts and scraps i get from working on building sites (its also perfect for nappy rash!). Unfortunately here in the UK most of what's been suggested you wouldn't be able to buy without a prescription.
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