Hi M,
We have had excellent results with scrotal dermatitis however the product requires the following application method. The Psorexederm Cream is a thick white zinc based cream that can stain clothes so you will need to purchase some women's panty liners with wings to avoid the cream messing up your clothing. Apply it thickly before bed to the affected area. It will not sting and will soothe any itch. Then get a pair of underpants, bikini type are best, and peel the backing off the panty liner to reveal the adhesive back and stick it inside the front of the pants wear your genitals will touch the cloth when you put them on.

In the morning, remove the panty liner and discard it, have a shower to wash off the cream using a soap free cleanser such as cetaphil. It is not necessary to remove all trace of the cream which will leave a thin protective oily layer on the skin. You will feel the skin has absorbed some product but it should not stain during the day.

If the problem is severe and you are at home during the day, say, a week end, you can also use the cream during the day also. If the product works for you, you should see a great improvement within 14 days. However, as no product works in 100% of cases we offer a hassle free 100% refund. Simply let us know if it worked! If it did work we would love to know, and if it doesn't we will happily refund your money in full.

It is hard to know how long you may need to use it. Once the problem has cleared up you stop using it but still avoid soap and anything that could aggravate it. Perfumed talc, fragranced toilet paper and soap are common irritants. It may recur and you may have to retreat it. Men and women get this problem and I have had good feedback on the product working, but little information on it recurring. One person revealed it had totally cleared the problem which was a great help in there relationship as you can imagine!

There quite likely is someone in the USA making something for the problem. It is simply not a million dollar profit area so the drug companies don't bother making products for it. Sounds cynical, but I have been in the business since 1974 and they are all looking for what is known as "blockbuster drugs" - Viagra is a good example, a new drug invented for blood pressure which had a highly desired side-effect!!! Drug patents only last 5 years for the good of mankind!

I am what you will probably recognize as a compounding pharmacist. My specialty is skin and I formulate many products for individual needs. Some of my formulations have been so effective for a wide range of conditions that I sell them on the internet with an unconditional guarantee. When you are desperate and your doctor cannot help you, turn to the Internet. I cannot give you a 100% guarantee the product will work, but if it doesn't I give you a 100% guarantee I will give you an immediate 100% refund.

That's basically why we have niche products as we can provide some answers to some conditions that are difficult to treat. I also don't like cortisone very much. It is fine for a short while but over the long term it does damage the skin. If you are currently using it be aware that suddenly stopping it may cause a "Cortisone Flare-Up" 3 days after you stop.

If using cortisone, keep using it during the day and use our Psorexederm Cream at night. After 1 week halve the dose of cortisone. E.G. using it twice a day with our product at night for 1 week, after 1 week drop it to once a day with our product then all should be progressing well and you can stop the cortisone and if still needed, continue with the Psorexederm Cream.

The product should cause immediate improvement, in the unlikely event of a reaction, cease using it and let me know. This is unlikely.

Depending on the climate you live in wool microfiber suits and clothes should be fine once the problem has cleared. Wool fibers come in different thicknesses and the finest (Micron size) wool from Australia goes to China and Italy in that order!

Microfiber is not at all prickly but you seem to know your clothes so I may be telling you what you already know. Hope you have good results when you try the Psorexederm Cream. I look forward to hearing the results.

Kind Regards,
David Hosking