-Can I use Perrin's Blend on large areas?
Perrin's Blend is a honey based ointment, making it a sticky paste so it is not easily spread over large areas, but a person can do so if he/she is determined to do so.  It is also burgundy in color due to the grape seed extract which means can permanently stain clothes, bed linens, etc. so we recommend covering the area with a bandage if staining a fabric is a concern to you. .
 
-Do I have to keep it covered?
As mentioned above, Perrin's Blend is a sticky honey based ointment and burgundy in color due to the grape seed extract which means it will stain clothes.  Even though we have seen positive results with sporadic application, the best results come when the lesion is in constant contact the Perrin's Blend.  That also means leaving the bandage on during a bath, then not washing it off before reapplying.  Most of the time the lesion needs to be covered to prevent the Perrin's Blend from being rubbed off.  If the place is on your face (where there is less of a chance of the ointment being rubbed off) and you doesn't mind the appearance of the ointment then there may not be as much of a reason to keep the area covered, and a person can keep reapplying during the day.
 
-Why is Perrin's Blend so thick?
Perrin's Blend is a high concentration of antioxidants in a base of raw honey, and honey thickens naturally.  We could add more honey which would help with the thickness but that would weaken the formula, so we have chosen not to do this.  The ointment seems to work better when it is so thick it actually has to be pressed onto the area being treated.  Once it makes contact on the skin your body will start to slightly melt the honey, making it softer.  A thicker product runs less, which helps it to stay in place until a bandage can be placed over the area.  If the thickness poses a real problem to you then you can thin the product with pure honey.  Some people choose to do this.
 
-What should I use to apply Perrin’s Blend?
First, never use a cotton-tipped applicator.  Cotton fibers will stick to the ointment.  If you prefer not to use your finger, choose a firm applicator -- a wooden paddle or spoon handle is fine).  If Perrin’s Blend tends to stick to the applicator you may want to slightly oil the applicator before applying.
 
Can I get my money back if Perrin's Blend doesn't work?   What is your return policy?
We don't make claims that Perrin's Blend works for everyone. We relay the testimonies given to us by those who have had success with our products to our customers and those interested in using our products.  Results vary and so does the diligence and consistency of application of the customer,  but we have see more positive results than we ever imagined.  We rarely get a return based on the product not working.
     We consider returns on a case to case basis.  A processing fee ranging from 5%, if the shrink-wrap is not broken, up to 20% will apply.   We do not refund postage.   We do not give refunds after 90 days.   Each refund is given individual consideration.   
     Please understand that Perrin’s Blend is a thick, sticky, honey based, burgundy colored ointment that can stain clothes.  Please know before opening the container that it can be messy to use.    Also understand that results don’t usually occur in the first week.   Sometimes we receive a testimony of a skin disorder or abnormal growth being corrected within the first 10 days of application but most of the testimonials of successful results usually involve 3-6 weeks of diligent use.  Some results have taken longer as can be read in some of the testimonials posted on the our web site.
     Perrin's Blend is a high concentration of antioxidants in a base of raw honey, and honey thickens naturally.  We could add more honey which would help with the thickness but that would weaken the formula, so we have chosen not to do this.  Perrin’s Blend seems to works better when it is so thick it actually has to be pressed onto the area being treated.  Once it makes contact on the skin your body temperature will start to slightly melt the honey, making it softer.  A thicker product runs less, which helps it to stay in place until a bandage can be placed over the area.  If the thickness poses a real problem for you then you can thin the product with pure honey.  Some people choose to do this.
 
-Is Perrin's Blend like Black Salve?
No it isn't.  Black Salve can be extremely invasive and painful, and can leave scars.  There is no ingredient in Perrin's Blend that is similar to black salve.  Perrin's Blend is non-invasive and for the most part, painless, and most of the time leave no scars.  There have been some reports of itching and/or tingling associated with using Perrin's Blend but nothing extreme.  
 
-How long does one container last?
How many applications in one container depend on the size on your lesion.  We have recently had a health food store owner comment that "this stuff [Perrin's Blend] lasts forever".  If you are treating something the size of a pencil eraser then you will probably get at least 75 applications out of one 1 oz. container.
 
-What are the ingredients in Perrin’s Blend?
The ingredients are:
Raw Honey (local honey directly from the beekeeper),
Grapeseed extract (extremely fine powder with no additives)
Natural Vitamin C powder (pure with no additives)
Natural dry Vitamin E powder (with natural stabilizers)
Alpha Lipoic Acid powder (pure with no additives)
N-acetyl-Cysteine [NAC]  powder (pure with no additives)
Rice Flour, Magnesium Stearate, Calcium Silicate (natural stabilizers).
All ingredients contain no toxic substance and are actually edible.   No chemicals or petroleum-based substances are ever added to any of Perrin’s products.
 
-What is the shelf life of Perrin’s Blend?
We put a two-year expiration date on it, because we know one person had successful results after having it for at least this long.  Honey itself is a natural preservative
 
-Should Perrin’s Blend be refrigerated?
No, refrigeration is not necessary, or even good, for honey.  Store at room temperature in a cabinet to keep it in the dark as much as possible.  Keep it  dry.  Never add water.  Water can cause mold.

Disclaimer:
     *Statements contained herein have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.  This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease.

      *All Skin cancer and especially Melanoma is dangerous.  We recommend seeing a doctor’s advice for treatment.


Our Products are not meant for animal use.

Grapes: Though it isn't clear to scientists just what makes grapes toxic to both cats and dogs, even a relatively small amount can damage the kidneys. For this reason it's unwise to feed these to your pet, even if small amounts are tolerated.

Grape/Raisin Toxicity in Dogs and Cats