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Thoughtfully formulated with ingredients studied for their role in supporting skin comfort and integrity during radiation therapy.
Developed by a dermatologist and breast cancer survivor
Dr. Nancy Franklin
MD, FAAD
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The radiation relief cream that you choose matters
Rad Remedy contains superior plant based and organic moisturizing ingredients including jojoba oil, shea butter, glycerin, calendula oil, moringa, silk, and our vegan ceramides.
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What is Radiation Dermatitis?
Radiation dermatitis is an expected side effect of radiation treatments, affecting >95% of patients. Learn what skin changes to expect and the importance of starting your radiation cream early for maximum benefit.
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Developed by a dermatologist and breast cancer survivor
Dr. Nancy Franklin
MD, FAAD
Learn more about her story
The radiation relief cream that you choose matters
Rad Remedy contains superior plant-based and organic ingredients including calendula CO2 extract, aloe vera, EGCG (from Green Tea), B-silk™ and our plant ceramides.
Learn more about how our ingredients set us apart below.
Click here
What is Radiation Dermatitis?
Radiation dermatitis is an expected side effect of radiation treatments, affecting more than 95% of patients. Learn what skin changes to expect and the importance of starting your radiation cream early for maximum benefit.
Get the full picture
Treatment Checklist
Your skin should be in good condition before you start your radiation treatments, especially if you have dry skin. To prepare your skin it is recommended that you start Rad Remedy 1–2 weeks before your radiation treatments begin.
Your skin should be in good condition before you start your radiation treatments, especially if you have dry skin. It is, therefore, recommended that you start Rad Remedy 1–2 weeks before your radiation treatments begin.
Each radiation session results in damage to the outer layer of your skin. Therefore, it is important to apply Rad Remedy daily to help support the skin barrier and maintain comfort during treatment. If you wait to start it when your skin is in significant distress, it will help, but you will not obtain the full benefit.
Each radiation session results in damage to the outer layer of your skin. It is important to apply Rad Remedy daily to counteract this damage. If you wait to start it when your skin is in significant distress, it will help, but you will not obtain the full benefit.
Gentle daily cleansing is an important part of skin care during radiation therapy. It is important, however, that you use a gentle, non-soap cleanser since soaps can be excessively drying and contribute to damaging your skin barrier. Gentle cleansers or cleansing bars, by definition do not have the word “soap” in their name.
Studies show that daily washing with a gentle cleanser can decrease the incidence of severe radiation dermatitis. It is important, however, that you use a gentle, non-soap cleanser since soaps can be excessively drying and contribute to damaging your skin barrier. Gentle cleansers or cleansing bars by definition do not have the word “soap” in their name.
Moisturizing the skin is routinely recommended for patients undergoing radiation treatments. The most effective way to use a moisturizer is to apply it to your damp skin within minutes of taking a shower. This “water trapping” practice helps seal moisture into your skin. Rad Remedy contains several excellent moisturizing ingredients.
Source: Tasi P., et. Al., In vivo 2023 37:2776-2785
Moisturizing the skin is routinely recommended for patients undergoing radiation treatments. The most effective way to use a moisturizer is to apply it to your damp skin within minutes of taking a shower. This “water trapping” practice helps seal moisture in to your skin. Rad Remedy contains several excellent moisturizing ingredients.
Source: Tasi P., et. Al., In vivo 2023 37:2776-2785
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