Psoriasis Coal Tar Salicylic Acid 100gm((3.52 Ounce (Pack of 1)

I've only had this a few days, maybe 3-4. I hate putting on gloves and I use "finger cots" instead. I hate having greasy fingers and having to work hard all day to try and keep from touching anything. What a mess. the cots solve this problem. I go to a dermatologist and have been using many different creams, lotions, emulsions, and clobetasol proportionate cream on my hands. I have psoriasis out breaks on the back top of my head also. I can't believe how this cream has outdone all the prescriptions I've got around here. Been dealing with this for about more than 16 years and this has worked faster than any tried before. The clobetasol doesn't work as well anymore. Maybe I'm getting immune to it. The improvement in the 3-4 days I've been using this cream on my hands is absolutely amazing. No matter what you use, it's going to take time for healing. It's not an overnight thing. But I have went from looking like someone took an axe to my hands (including bleed cuts and large crusty hardened dead skin leaves and the resulting pain) to no pain, the leaves are mostly gone, my fingers are feeling softer and more human, and the cuts are pretty much healed and it's not nearly noticeable if someone isn't looking directly at my hands. I feel much better. And, I'm not having to follow around myself wiping cream off of everything I touch because of the cots. With this cream and the cots my hands do not feel hot and greasy, and I can do a limited amount of touching. With the cots, the cream stays on and inside the cots. I recommend that if you're a newbie to psoriasis and your fingers are involved, you get some cots which they sell right here on Amazon. Might as well go with a bulk buy as this stuff is never going to leave totally. It will keep reappearing and you'll be fighting this the rest of your life. And, I'd get some of this cream too... I am at home more days than not and I put this cream on my head when I'm sure I'm not going back out. I then shower and wash my hair an hour or so later. First, I use regular soap and then the prescription shampoo to get this medication out. It has the look and almost the thickness of Vaseline... close, but no odor. The ingredients, coal tar and salicylic acid, are the best OTC medications for psoriasis from my experience. Very few creams have both, very few are this thick and easy to apply and have a stick-to-it-ness that more efficiently demonstrates staying power. I believe I've tried everything available and spent hundreds of dollars. This cream, in my opinion has worked best. Otherwise, I couldn't do this review just three days after I started using it. Good luck.

Highly recommend. I had scabs from itching so much, this did the trick within 4 days. Everything was clear and itch free, the one con is that you have to wash your hair a couple times to get the grease out, worth it.

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The top of the container doesn’t fit well and the cover after that just made it very messy and difficult to contain

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Not happy doesn’t work

My elbows, despite two different prescription creams, were scaly and unsightly with psoriasis. This product started working within days, and approximately one month later, I feel good about wearing short sleeves again!

I have several severe types of psoriasis that cause me continual discomfort and pain in addition to some unproductive times that I need to be extraordinarily productive. Nothing has worked, and I gave up on expensive treatments the doctor prescribed long ago. I've been using different products just to have a little relief (a similar salve that was only 2% coal tar and obviously not enough), but this is soooo much better than that. After using about 4 times in 24 hours, I've experienced no pain or discomfort, and haven't had a single immune response. It's the first good day I've had in years and I plan to sleep like a baby. My skin already appears to be normalizing, too..though I've been in such agony for so long I stopped caring what it looked like. I know it's a bit soon to be leaving a review, but I think I might actually be in the long-term clear if I stick to it. For anyone undecided, please give it a try. I've paid hundreds for prescriptions for just a chance and this isn't a bit expensive!