
Poison ivy prevention
Poison ivy block and cleanse for crews in the field
Poison ivy, oak and sumac all carry urushiol, an oil that can cause an itchy, blistering rash. Nobody on a crew can take time off for that. Our three-step system covers each stage: Block before work, Cleanse after exposure, Relief if a rash still shows up.
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The three-step poison ivy system
Block, Cleanse, Relief. Use them together for a complete poison ivy program.




Why crews pick it
Stop the rash before it starts
Good poison ivy prevention starts before your crew touches a single leaf.
A barrier, applied before exposure
I.C. Ivy Block goes on like sunscreen to all exposed skin, dries quickly and offers immediate protection. Its bentonite clay absorbs up to 8 times its weight in urushiol oil.
How to use Ivy Block and Ivy Cleanse →Wash the oil off, not around
Regular bar soap can move urushiol around the skin. I.C. Ivy Cleanse uses micro scrubbers to lift the oil, with moisturizers that leave skin soft.
Cold or hot water for poison ivy? →Easy to wear in the field
Ivy Block is alcohol free, fragrance free and non-greasy.
Managing poison ivy exposure →Questions crews ask
Poison ivy prevention: FAQ
When do I apply Ivy Block?
How does Ivy Block work?
Why not just use regular soap after exposure?
What if a rash still appears?
Skin care that cares about the worker and about the work
Try the system on your crew first.
Free samples for crews, safety managers and buyers. Ask about a lunch and learn for your safety team.








