 Welcome to the Brown Recluse Spider Bite Remedy web site. Alternative medicine has become increasingly more widely accepted. We hope this web site will make this effective, all natural remedy available to everyone who needs it.
Made from clay and a unique combination of natural organic herbal extracts, this ready-to-use natural ointment is bottled in amber glass and needs no refrigeration or mixing of ingredients.
The original formula was created 15 years ago and has since undergone extensive reformulation to achieve the current product, which was first marketed in 2005.
Testimonials from people have been wonderful. Everyone reported excellent results from the remedy. Many of these bites were examined by a physician, and the healing results were witnessed.
The Brown Recluse, Yellow Sac and Hobo spiders all have like venom, known as necrotic rachnidism, which appears to break cells apart and dissolves tissue. Spiders in this family are often referred to as Fiddle backs because of the faint purple image of a violin on their bodies. These bites are frequently misdiagnosed because the symptoms mimic other infections.
Brown Recluse spider bites are often painless. Initially there is a small black dot. Becoming red at first, the area will gradually enlarge and deepen. Effectiveness of any treatment depends on an early diagnosis, using the product properly, and monitoring by your health care professional. Since early intervention is so important, we believe the Spider Remedy to be a valuable item to keep in your first aid kit.
Other uses include:
- Ant bites
- Bee Stings
- Facial clay mask
- Poison oak and ivy
For questions, comments or testimonials, please contact us by phone or email.
Bless you, humbly,
Sadhu Khalsa
Jane Crow
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known medical cure or anti-venom. Because of FDA regulations,
I make no claims of medical cure. The word remedy is a name
only and does not mean cure or medical treatment. Keep in mind
that a bottle of Spider Magic
in your home at all times is the best insurance of fast
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