Outdoor Itch Resource Center
Welcome to the outdoor itch resource center! Our goal is to help you stay itch and pain-free. We offer guides and how-to's to help you understand and avoid poison ivy and oak.
- Common Misconceptions About Treating Poison Ivy Rash
- How Does Poison Ivy Spread?
- How Does Poison Ivy Work?
- How old is my Tecnu
- How to Use Tecnu Original Outdoor Skin Cleanser on Pets, Clothing, Tools, Equipment and More
- Tecnu Original versus Tecnu Extreme
- What is Contact Dermatitis?
- Where Do I Find Poison Ivy, Oak, and Sumac Plants?
- Am I Immune To Poison Ivy?
- Are Dead Poison Ivy Plants Safe To Touch?
- Can I Get A Rash From Burning Poison Ivy?
- Can I Get Poison Ivy From My Dog?
- Can I Get Poison Ivy Rash From Someone Else?
- Do Blisters Cause Poison Ivy Rash To Spread?
- Does Bleach Help Poison Ivy Rash?
- How Do I Stop Itching From Poison Ivy And Oak?
- How Do You Cure Poison Ivy Fast?
- How Long Will Poison Ivy Rash Last?
- Should I Break The Blisters From Poison Ivy Rash?
- Should I Clean Poison Ivy From Clothing And Tools?
- Should I Wrap Or Cover Poison Ivy Rash?
- What Causes Poison Ivy Rash?
- What Does A Poison Ivy Rash Look Like?
- How to use Calagel
- How to use Tecnu Extreme
- How to use Tecnu Original
- How to use Tecnu Original Cleanser to Remove Poison Ivy and Oak Oil from Your Clothing
- How to use Tecnu Original Cleanser to Remove Poison Ivy and Oak Oil from Your Pet’s Fur
- How to use Tecnu Original Cleanser to Remove Poison Ivy and Oak Oil from your Skin
- How to use Tecnu Original Cleanser to Remove Poison Ivy and Oak Oil from your Tools
- How to use Tecnu Original Cleanser to Remove Skunk Oil from Your Pet's Fur
How to use Calagel
Skin irritations such as rashes, insect bites, minor cuts, burns, and scrapes can be a hassle during outdoor adventures. However, Calagel offers maximum strength itch relief, providing the much-needed relief you seek when facing these discomforts.
Check out the video above or follow these simple 2 steps below to effectively use Tecnu Calagel:
Step One: Clean your skin with soap and warm water if it's available, then dry the area.
Step Two: Apply Calagel to the affected area and enjoy the pain and itch relief.
Calagel is a wonderful way to combat itch and irritation, but remember to limit your use of Calagel to three times a day. A little bit of Calagel can go a long way!
Say goodbye to the inconvenience of the traditional calamine pink and flaky mess while you're out on your adventure. Experience the immediate relief and clarity of Calagel's formula!
Updated on 06 Dec 2024
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