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For anyone using Pilex, you can actually find much cheaper versions of Pilex from an Indian company called Himalaya on eBay (http://www.himalayahealthcare.com/pr...cinalrange.htm); it's also plant-based, just with more botanical ingredients.
It's also available at:
http://www.favorfinesse.com/hhpilex.shtmland they offer free shipping.
I’m honestly surprised nobody else on this forum mentioned how much Hemo-ex stains clothes—it definitely bleeds right through two layers of fabric. Since the essential oils are so greasy, they’re a total nightmare to wash out. I barely managed to get it off my jeans, but my sweatpants are pretty much ruined, even after several washes. Just a heads-up! I really should have used a thicker pad under my underwear, but I didn't realize that until it was too late.
I should probably just mention my own experience with Paul. It was a complete waste of money, honestly. The hemorrhoid cream from Enclave works just as fast, if not faster, and it’s 12 TIMES cheaper. If you just pair it with some ointment, it's plenty for milder external cases.
It basically just fills in or masks the color—it doesn't mean the scratch won't look faded once you're done. It only works on the tiniest surface scuffs, stuff that isn't wider or deeper than maybe a tenth of a millimeter. For instance, I scraped my car against some bushes and left those light little streaks, which this actually fixed, but you can totally forget about using this on deep gouges from a key or anything wider than that. It kind of cleans up the metal, I guess, and brings back a bit of shine.