Be Familiar With Poison Ivy Treatments

June 2023

You may be itching to know what works for poison ivy, oak, and sumac.

Exposed areas should be washed ASAP with soap and water...and anything (clothes, etc) that had contact with the plant oil should be cleaned, since it sticks to surfaces for long periods of time and can spread.

OTC cleansers or barrier products are often promoted for decreasing or preventing a reaction.

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