Udder Cream

Well, until recently I’d never heard of it but apparently it’s what it says, it’s to stop cow’s udders getting sore.

Some kinds of chemo cause finger tips to split and become very sore, same with heels so my chemo nurse recommended I try to get this udder cream. I’ve tried our local pharmacy and Boots, never heard of it, same my GP, I’ve asked several nurses, in the end I found a supplier on line and it arrived yesterday.

Apparently it can be used as a moisturiser on any part of the body but I’m concentrating on hands and face at the moment. It feels very soft and silky so I’m hoping it’s as good as advertised, lots of good reviews.

I wondered if anyone else had heard if it or tried it and were the results good?

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Yes used it last time I had cancer, my toes went so dry they split open was very painful to walk, it worked well.

I got mine from an animal feed store out in the middle of no where in Northumberland if I remember rightly.

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I have never heard of it, but being diabetic my heels sometimes split and get sore....so please let us know how you get on with it. Thanks

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Twink can't beat aqueous cream from any pharmacy lathered on then a pair of cotton socks over night for that.

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Yes Mrs cows udder cream is very good, here it is available in 5 liter containers !!

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I instantly thought gosh they must have big cows in Norway, I'm sure that's not right

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Hi

Farm Supplies, £7 per kilo.

The same stuff, packaged for health and beauty, £40 per kilo.

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Thanks Julie!

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Udder cream contains almond and olive oil mostly, it is recommended for people with psoriasis which my son has.
We tried it but it didn't work for him.

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Harvey's Bristol Cream?