i have tried the drwheatgrass superbalm for only a few times and it stings me! Bet it's the teatree oil / the alcohol contents that stings me. Then i got another bottle of drwheatgrass superspray, this time doesn't stings, but on the 3rd day of application, i realised i have more pain than before i applied!
So... i don't know what's wrong, probably i have a very sensitive anal or wat... Not sure why it helps so many people out there (as seen from the testimonials on his web), but not me... So i gave up on these, and went back to my good old aloe vera, even vit e oil makes me itchy too! So, now aloe vera became my best friend, all of cos our diet plays a great part.
i'm still healing though...

I tried Dr. Wheatgrass in the past and It did not help.
If you use any natural Vegetable oil it is better.
Vegetable Oils have a natural inflammatory component.

Has anybody else recently tried this?

I did and don't feel it really did anything. However, many people aren't strict with it and apply twice a day after a few weeks, like me. It's a healing aid so it will help a bit if you can stand it.

I've tried it, I had no results, complete waste for me.

Dr wheatgrass cream certeinly worked for me. As a matter of fact, it was the only thing that healed my AF. You have to be patient, sometimes. I have 4-5 people in my family and close friends (yes, probably runs in our family along with IBS) who used the whestgrass cream and they were all very happy. Try it. Nothing to lose. :)