PORTERS Liniment Salve, 2 Count
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TDI
> 3 dayI will admit that the scent is like a 1970s nursing home, but the results are something I have never seen in any other balm or salve. This stuff will help everything from dry skin to an open wound. You can pack this into an infected wound (after cleaning it with hydrogen peroxide) and then the next day it will be reduced in redness and swelling and starting to heal already!
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Sydnee Krajcik
> 3 dayThis is the stuff my mom always used on us when we were kids. Were all alive and well, and my oldest brother probably would have been that way anyway, so I dont think this salve is to blame. Its not just good for people, but for farm animals too! No self respecting germ wants to be anywhere close to this stuff.
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crystal mcrae
> 3 daySo glad can still purchase Porters Liniment salve. My mother is 94 and shes always kept it and Ive always had some on hand too. Really works for infected wounds!
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frank
> 3 dayA very good product, have used it for years.
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KS
> 3 dayThis stuff just works! My grandparents and parents used it ever since I can remember. I love that something natural will knock out the pain and actually help cuts heal faster. The smell is strong, but when it works so well, I dont care. As someone who is allergic to certain antibiotic ointments, it is so nice to be able to use this with no concern.
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Kinny
> 3 dayLove this my grandmother used it the whole time I was growing up for everything. Now I do. Does have a smell though
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LISA WATKINS
> 3 dayBEST SALVE EVER
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Wanda Smith
> 3 dayBest stuff ever!
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Erin C.
Greater than one weekWe have used Porter’s Salve for years. My kids called it “magic circle medicine” when they were little. It works on just about anything. Small cuts, minor burns, splinters, bee stings, etc... I keep one tin at home, one in the camper, and one at work.
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Roxanne
> 3 dayIt does smell medicinal but nothing that I would complain about. Glad to have a trusted ointment on hand for minor Owies as I am not one to run to the doctor much.
Porter"s Liniment Salve - Original Formula
History
The George H Rundle Company was founded in 1871 in Piqua, Ohio where they produced the original Liquid Porter’s Pain King Liniment. During the prohibition, The Rundle Company was forced to discontinue their original formula due to the high alcohol content in the liquid liniment. Market demand brought about the creation of Porter’s Pain King Salve in 1916. The salve formula was based off the original liquid version; but the solid form required no alcohol which allowed sales to continue during the prohibition. Rumor has it that the Rundle Company was so confident in the product that they would only accept payment from satisfied customers! The George H Rundle Company went out of business in 1969. At that time W.E Roecker moved the operation to Covington, Ohio where the Roecker family continued to produce the original formula for 52 years. In 2021 the operation was moved to Mechanicsburg, Ohio where the next generation will continue the 105-year tradition.
Use
A soothing first aid salve. Aids to prevent infections in minor cuts, burns and abrasions. Provides temporary relief of discomfort due to minor burns, sunburn, chapped skin, non-poisonous insect bites and itching. The salve has a drawing quality, which works particularly well on slivers of metal, wood, or glass, beneath the surface of the skin.
Be sure to pack a tin of our soothing first aid salve for the following activities:
Camping • Backpacking • Boating • Sporting events • Picnics • Vacation • Kid’s camps • Work
Applications
- For bruises, rough/cracked skin caused by inclement weather, insect bites, sunburn, local irritation
- Works particularly well on slivers of metal, wood, or glass, beneath the surface of the skin
- Made in USA