Black Wolf Drawing Salve

For splinters, slivers, tiny shards of glass or metal, thorns, nettles, bee stings (especially if the stinger won't come out!), spider bites, boils, infected wounds, or anything else that requires something to pull out toxins or foreign materials, this is the stuff!
Black drawing salve has been in use for hundreds of years for all the things listed above, along with a whole lot more. It contains cold pressed, extra virgin olive oil infused with echinacea, goldenseal, calendula, rosemary, chaparral, bitterroot, osha root, St. Johns wort, yarrow, white sage, mint, comfrey, clove, chickweed, chamomile, plantain, dandelion leaf, green tea, and jasmine; cocoa butter, shea butter, activated charcoal (absorbs toxins), bentonite clay (drawing agent), raw clover honey, essential oils of: lavender, tea tree, and camphor.
Directions: Clean area with mild soap & water, apply a generous glob to the affected area with a cotton swab, cover with gauze or a bandaid, and leave it for several hours to let it do its work.
Then clean it with peroxide or soap and water. More stubborn splinters/slivers may take a couple days to bring to the surface, and boils and infected wounds routinely take that long. Just reapply and replace the covering every 12-24 hours until the problem is cleared up.
 

A must for any camping or hiking trip, as well as a good idea to keep handy any time.
 

*Black salve can stain clothing and furniture. Keep site covered and use care when applying.*

**WARNING: If infection does not show improvement within 24 hours, is accompanied by a high fever, or red streaks appear coming from the site, contact your doctor or local emergency department for advice IMMEDIATELY**