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    Reptile relief spray

    Has anyone ever used this or recommend it?

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    Works great. I highly recomend it
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    I have used it in the past, it seemed to work well. It is nice because it can go on the snake since PAM cannot.

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    I have not but i know 'snake lab' does and does (use and recommend it) I have heard good things and it is free of some of the nasty possibilities that have been associated with P-A-M.

    I have only used the hard work method to rid snakes of mites.

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    I type to slow.

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    Lol thanks...do u guys use it only on the snake or on substrate and stuff as well

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    Chemicals in PAM make me nervous I want to avoid it if possible

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    It is one of the things that can be used on the snake. I use it as a preventative around my racks when I clean.

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    But I can use it for substrate and stuff to right?

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    I had bought a collection last year from someone who was getting out of snakes. I bought the collection solely for a couple animals and planned to sell the rest. When i picked the animals up they had mites. Not a full blown crazy infestation but bad enough. I used reptile relief on the collection, the racks, and myself lol. Mites wete cleared up quick. Pam is very effective but its because of toxic poisons.
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