Domeboro Medicated Soak Rash Relief (Burow’s Solution), 12 Count

Domeboro is an advanced version of Burow's Solution, created by surgeon and anatomist Karl August Burow to relieve the itching and inflammation of minor skin irritations. Dr. Burow was also the inventor of plastic surgery and wound healing techniques that are still widely used today. Dome Laboratories, a company specializing in creating and refining treatments for allergies and skin conditions, modified Burow's Solution for the modern marketplace. The name "Domeboro" is a blend of "Dome" (Laboratories) and "Boro" (for Burow's solution), intended to honor the creators and the long history of caring for and calming skin irritations and rash treatment.

Domeboro can be used to soothe a variety of skin irritations, including plant rashes (such as those caused by poison ivy, oak, or sumac), contact dermatitis from jewelry (usually jewelry containing nickel), and allergic reactions caused by detergents, soaps, and fragrances in cleaning products. It's also great for relieving the itch and burn of athlete's foot.

To use Domeboro, the astringent powder can be used as a soak, compress, or wet dressing treatment to help relieve the itching and discomfort of these skin conditions. For those with sensitive skin, Domeboro can provide a soothing and calming relief when dealing with issues like soaps, jewelry, or fragrances, as well as skin irritations from poison ivy, chicken pox, or bug bites.

The medicated relief of Domeboro can be particularly beneficial for those who have enjoyed epsom salt soaks or oatmeal baths, as the astringent powder helps dry out rashes, stop itching, and calm irritated skin. With over 60 years of trusted use, Domeboro has proven effective in relieving inflammation and rashes from minor skin irritations, making it a valuable tool in the treatment of conditions like poison ivy, poison oak, poison sumac, contact dermatitis, and skin allergies.

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