I write very few reviews, but I just wanted to share my unbelievable success with healing my cracked heels. I have fought this battle many years, with no success. I started using this stuff 3 weeks ago, along with a heel sander, and I only have a small scar that I suspect will go away. I cannot believe the results!!! I only wish I had taken pictures to proof the results!! But who wants to look at UGLY cracked heels??? LOL...it WORKS!!!!!!!!!! 5 stars

This has been used by our family forever! We use it on burns, diaper rashes, cuts on our animals, and just about any type of open wound--it works wonders! Plus, this trial-like size makes it perfect for the diaper bag, purse, drawer, or first aide kit. 5 stars

I have used this stuff ever since I found a mini tin of it in my mom's closet. I don't use it on my pets though, I use it as lip gloss! It keeps my lips smooth and hydrated and isnt sticky. I layer it over lipstick for a great shine. Try it as a chapstick as well for dry chapped lips. It works wonders 5 stars

My lips have a tendency to chap easily, possibly due to an Accutane treatment regimen for acne back in the early 90s. I experimented with a couple of different lip balms, such as ChapStick, Burt's Bees, and Carmex. But after trying Bag Balm at the suggestion of my mother, I was hooked - it worked better than the other brands.

Mom's family used it a lot on their Minnesota farm, so she always has a big jar of it around the house. However, I gravitate towards the smaller size - it's easier to tote around in the car, store in a bathroom travel kit, or keep in my desk drawer. When I did the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage in Spain during the summer of 2007, I carried two small tins along. In addition to my lips, I used it on heat rashes, abrasions, small cuts, and even on my feet to prevent friction. It seemed to help with healing, or at least didn't aggravate anything.

However, besides my lips, my most important use for Bag Balm was for my nostrils. Sometimes I suffer sudden nosebleeds due to an old septum injury and the subsequent surgeries to fix it. A couple of years ago they came on strong, and were traced to a vulnerable blood vessel in one nostril. Until I had it cauterized, the only way I could stop the blood flow was to pack my nose with Bag Balm. My ear, nose, and throat doctor recommends that I keep the insides of my nose moist, so I use a little bit every night in each nostril.

As I've demonstrated, there are many uses for Bag Balm. Of course, you might want to check with your doctor for competent medical advice - I'm just a layman. But I'll always have some Bag Balm nearby. 5 stars

I recall first hearing about Bag Balm at an adult Scout Leader training retreat. One of the participants started talking about Bag Balm and how he used it for everything from burns to lip balm. Needless to say, I was intrigued and, upon returning from the retreat, did a little more investigating.

When I asked my wife whether she had ever heard of the stuff she immediately said that she had and that one of my toddler nephews was then using Bag Balm under a doctor's direction for pesky diaper rash. I then began to question some of my horse riding buddies. They too had heard of it and used it with very positive results.

I immediately went out and bought a big tin for my medicine cabinet and a couple of small more portable tins to keep around my office and car and use as lip balm.

I couldn't be more pleased. I have used Bag Balm as an excellent lip balm and have used it on minor cuts and abrasions as well. Rubbed directly into the skin. Under Band-Aids. You name it. The stuff, as originally touted by my Scouting friend, seems also to have antibacterial properties. Now, I am not a doctor and I don't play one on TV so please don't take that as some sort of prescription.

Putting it in a nutshell, Bag Balm is incredible stuff and it works. I highly recommend it!

THE HORSEMAN 5 stars