I think it's about 35$ and worth every penny. I also found this on a blog a while back, it claims immediate results also?kragluver wrote:The one product I've found that works without fail is Zanfil. You can find it over the counter at most drug stores. Its not cheap, but I've taken to always having a couple tubes around the house during the spring and summer months.
"At the first sign of irritation caused by poison ivy/oak, wash the area with soap and water if possible, but in any case, spray (never use a stick or roll-on) the area with an antiperspirant containing aluminum chlorhydrate. Arrid Extra Dry was a favorite, but any kind that is not too sticky will work. Simple deodorants won't work; it must be an antiperspirant! This material reacts with the urushiol, the principal irritant in poison ivy/oak, and deactivates it. It will even provide relief and start healing when oozing blisters are present. My sons never went camping without it."