Preparation H does not work nearly as well as MegaStrike.

The reverse is also true.

None of the bass in your pond have roids! That being said, be careful if you go swimming in a pond..

Preparation H does not work nearly as well as MegaStrike.

The reverse is also true.

Would be coffee on the keyboard if it was morning. I gave you a +1 for that!

For it's intended use, Preparation H must work better than Preparations A-G. How would you like to have been the guinea pig when they were testing that stuff?

The really strange thing is; Prep H was developed for use as a lubricant for small machinery. I wonder who had the idea for using it for what it's now sold for? I don't even want to speculate how that came about.

I would consider the place where its intended for now small machinery.

The really strange thing is; Prep H was developed for use as a lubricant for small machinery. I wonder who had the idea for using it for what it's now sold for? I don't even want to speculate how that came about.

this kind of machine maybe? :lol:

HAHAHAHA DAVE GETS FUNNIEST POST OF THE YEAR AWARD!

Almost dropped my laptop on the floor!

Preparation H will give the same results as some of the cosmetic facial skin tightening ointments & creams or so I have read.

Preparation H will give the same results as some of the cosmetic facial skin tightening ointments & creams or so I have read.

Okay, true story here. I was at the National Training Center in California a few years back, and my feet became extremely chapped due to constant sweating and drying. The bottom of my feet and in between my toes was cracking and bleeding, so I asked my platoon medic for help. He handed me a tube of Preparation H, and he told me to put it on my feet. At first, I thought he was nuts, but I was desperate, so I gave it a try. My feet were almost completely healed overnight.

Preparation H is often recommended by tattoo artists as a treatment to aid healing of a new tattoo. The active ingredient in Preparation H shrinks capillaries and reduces blood flow to the freshly tattooed area. This allows for the inked site to heal faster, as reduced blood flow calls for less touching and rubbing, and therefore less interference with the ink setting. Apply a thin layer of Preparation H over the tattooed area of skin, no more than twice a day, and for no more than 2-3 days

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And this too......

The really strange thing is; Prep H was developed for use as a lubricant for small machinery. I wonder who had the idea for using it for what it's now sold for? I don't even want to speculate how that came about.

Strange things have been caught in rotating machinery. Really strange things.

Preparation H is often recommended by tattoo artists as a treatment to aid healing of a new tattoo. The active ingredient in Preparation H shrinks capillaries and reduces blood flow to the freshly tattooed area. This allows for the inked site to heal faster, as reduced blood flow calls for less touching and rubbing, and therefore less interference with the ink setting. Apply a thin layer of Preparation H over the tattooed area of skin, no more than twice a day, and for no more than 2-3 days

yup sure does work i got 10 pieces and have used it for all of em. u just get funny looks when ya pull it out in study hall and start rubbing it on your arm i thought i was a cool guy getting tatts in high school.

on a side note iv used KY to get tight radiator hoses on.......seriously

The really strange thing is; Prep H was developed for use as a lubricant for small machinery. I wonder who had the idea for using it for what it's now sold for? I don't even want to speculate how that came about.

EWWWWWWWWWW!!!!

That sir, is disturbing.

LOL!Good one Ghoti.

yup sure does work i got 10 pieces and have used it for all of em. u just get funny looks when ya pull it out in study hall and start rubbing it on your arm i thought i was a cool guy getting tatts in high school.

on a side note iv used KY to get tight radiator hoses on.......seriously

KY also works very well on vintage VW window seals. It's non-staining, water-soluable, and slippery as goose turds.