Handmade Alaska Devil's Club Salve - Skin Ointment with Light Scent, Premium Herbal Formula - USA Made, Tradition Inspired Muscle Rub - 2 oz. Jar

A friend told me about something called salve made in Alaska with Devils Club that she bought while on a cruise. We went camping and what a game changer. Instantly takes the itch out of bug bites. Works even a day later. Well worth the money as I seem to attract bugs more than everyone else around me.

I've been using Devil's Club Salve for over 2 years now and it is my go to for aches & pains relief. The salve works usually with us ( Mom -72 yrs old, Husband-58 yrs & me 46 yrs) within generally 20 minutes of application. The salve defiantly dulls the pain and not with a harsh odor like Ben-gay. I've tried the double strength really could not tell the difference from the regular salve so wouldn't waste the money. We use this stuff on on-going knee pains, back strains, leg cramps, and arm pulled muscles. It's not greasy and absorbs into the skin quickly. It's not instant stop the pain but in about 20 minutes the pain has dulled and generally goes away. Great job and keeping making an awesome product Snowy Summit- the formula is great no changes needed !! We live in Alaska and have some harsh weather conditions works year round for our aliments.

Needed a topical salve for knee, foot and lower back pain that wasn't a hemp by-product. Have used several salves in the past, and honestly, most do a good job, but have drawbacks that are either cost, smell, greasy, or become temperature activated and uncomfortable. I just wanted an affordable alternative that did its job and did it without being noticeable.This is a hard salve, and I mean it takes some work to get some on your hand with enough to hit the spots needed. When I got what I thought was enough on a sore spot, I just kinda waited, expecting some kind of sensation that I had it on. Nothing. After about 30 minutes though the soreness in my lower back seemed a lot less, as did my hip.Use it twice a day, in the a.m and p.m, and go about my day with less pain and aches.This would be a great option if it came in the stick, roller version though, and not just the tub. The stick roller dispenser would make it much easier to apply to the back and feet vice hand to tub to skin, and then wash hands.

Love this for aches and pains. Bug bites and calms a rash.

When in Alaska natives said that the leaves and roots from this plant relieves pain naturally so we purchased a jar. To see how it worked for neck pain.

I don't know how or why it works but it does. We tried it in Alaska. After a knee problem, my Dr. recommended Voltaren. I did not find Voltaren very effective but this salve worked with the added benefit of no NSAID side effects.

I’ve been using it on my hands at noght to prevent dryness and cracking of fingertips, since I sew a lot.Bought my first container in Skagway and was thrilled to find it on Amazon so I can easily gift it.

I was turning into a lizard. This cured it.But not really.Had a rather nasty and persistent eczema flareup on both arms, and scratching to the point of leaving marks... This helped a lot with soothing the itch, inflammation, and buising. Worst thing about it is that it is 'greasy', but there's nothing to be done about that considering the ingredients. It will not be fully absorbed by your skin, but it does wash off easily with gentle soap and warm water if that is a problem. Be careful buying or using it if you have any tree resin or other allergies to plants. Do a test application or consult a doctor if you're not sure before you commit to using it.