looking for bag balm in germany

"Kyle Legate" > I'm looking for a source of Bag Balm in Germany, mail order
preferred. My searches lead me to believe that it's not distributed in
Europe, and I'm not paying the crazy shipping to send it over from the
States. Does anyone know of a retailer for this stuff?

Kyle, as this stuff is really for veterinary use, why don't you contact a
vet supply house--or even a local veterinarian? Also, there are comparable
German products for chamois care. But, really, try the veterinarian route
first. You might be surprised.

Pat in TX

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"Kyle Legate" > I'm looking for a source of Bag Balm in Germany, mail

order

Quoted message said:

preferred. My searches lead me to believe that it's not distributed in
Europe, and I'm not paying the crazy shipping to send it over from the
States. Does anyone know of a retailer for this stuff?

Kyle, as this stuff is really for veterinary use, why don't you contact a
vet supply house--or even a local veterinarian? Also, there are

comparable

Quoted message said:

German products for chamois care. But, really, try the veterinarian route
first. You might be surprised.

Pat in TX

for next week:

Assos Chamois Creme
Optimaler Hautschutz. vor jeder Fahrt dünn auf Haut und Polster auftragen.
Assos Chamois Creme 11,50

from www.roseversand.de

for tomorrow:

give yourself a cheap treat and try vaseline,

cheers from NL, Bert L.

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Kyle Legate said:

I'm looking for a source of Bag Balm in Germany, mail order preferred. My
searches lead me to believe that it's not distributed in Europe, and I'm not
paying the crazy shipping to send it over from the States. Does anyone know
of a retailer for this stuff?

Thanks in advance.

Bag Balm is just carbolic salve. Any vet will have it, likewise any
druggist. People used to use to soothe hemmorhoids (piles).
Bernie

Any store that sells to farmers will carry it. Look for a Feed or Tac store
in your area, or check with a local vetinarian.