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Where
Has PsoRelief Gone? Do you know if
PsoRelief is still being manufactured?
I have not had success in locating a source for this cream.
My mother had success using it to clear up psoriasis.
She has had a mild recurrence, but only has a small amount of the
cream left. This treatment was
mentioned in your article regarding a Girl Evicted From Ramada Inn and a
website was included --- www.junglemd.com, but I was unable to enter the
site. A warning
indicated that I was not authorized. Could
you provide info on the maker and an address or phone number?
Thanks, -JH ***** Ed’s
Response: Sorry about the URL.
I got the same message, which suggests to me that junglemd.com might have
gotten lost in the Internet rain forest.
I found a QVC
brochure on the PsoRelief
here: http://www.adcommadv.com/gallery/packaging/PsoreliefCreme.pdf ... which
contained this item number — A40513 — and this phone number
1-800-345-1515. Now that
you’ve got all the information, don’t bother.
I called and inquired about the availability of the product and
they said “discontinued.” The
woman on the phone didn’t know if that just meant QVC has discontinued
retailing the product or if it’s gone away entirely. Further on-line
investigation revealed a U.S. Justice Department document with this
headline for a title: “Former
Accounting Director Arrested for Allegedly Forging $584,000 in Company
Checks.” http://www.usdoj.gov/usao/nj/publicaffairs/releases/de0412_r.htm ... which was
interesting. And I found a few
other mentions; however, the latest mention was 1998.
I finally gave up. PsoRelief
contained aloe vera, oxidants and Burdoch root.
A few more hours on-line might yield some near-replacements. I know how
frustrating it can be to lose track of a product that really works.
I feel the same way about tin buckets with cone-shaped mop ringers.
Too damned practical. Nothing
works as well. If
anybody knows where PsoRelief can be found these days, please drop me a
line. Best
of luck, JH. -Ed www.flakehq.com |