it seems to be working faster on areas that were not scratched open and oozing
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Marvell8 Dec 2011
I don't know exactly how long it'll take to treat the poison ivy reaction. But yes, you will get the unopen areas healing faster, as the damaged skin layer doesn't have to heal first.
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Thanks for the response back that lotion works good almost all gone and hasn't been 2 weeks yet