Bag Balm - available at 1 store *

Known as "Vermont's Original", Bag Balm was created in 1899 once John L. Norris bought the formula from a man in the village of Wells River, Vermont. Created at a time when few products were packaged, the distinctive little green can with red lettering and clovers quickly became the obvious choice for softening cow udders.

For cattle, Bag Balm helps soothe small injuries, rashes, or caked bags. It can be used to soften dried, hardened, pinched or contracted horse hoofs. Bag Balm is even a pet's best friend, alleviating cuts, scratches, skin irritations, and paw abrasions.

Early on, a farmer's wife discovered her hands always felt best when milking the cows. Since then, Bag Balm has been recommended by hundreds of publications for ailments like diaper rash, chapped skin, cuts, scratches, and irritations. Its devoted fans include Oprah, Johnny Carson, and even Meg Ryan in the film Sleepless in Seattle.

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