Radiation Relief Cream
Radiation Relief Cream
Radiation Relief Cream
Radiation Relief Cream
Radiation Relief Cream
Radiation Relief Cream
Radiation Relief Cream
Radiation Relief Cream

Radiation Relief Cream

Rad Remedy is the first and only radiation relief cream created by a dermatologist. It contains plant based and natural ingredients, many of which have been demonstrated through clinical studies to relieve radiation dermatitis.

$28.00

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Calendula: In a clinical study, patients undergoing radiation therapy who applied calendula had fewer incidences of radiation dermatitis, fewer interruptions in treatment due to radiation dermatitis, and less pain than a group using a traditional substance.

Aloe Vera: A review of 14 clinical trials totaling 1572 patients concluded aloe vera was associated with a significant reduction in the incidence and severity of radiation dermatitis.

Green Tea (EGCG): In a clinical trial involving breast cancer patients, EGCG, from green tea, was shown to significantly reduce the incidence and severity of radiation dermatitis.

Click to learn more about our ingredients here

Rad Remedy has been clinically tested and determined to be safe for sensitive skin with a low risk of causing allergic reactions. We do, however, advise patients to test our product first on a small patch of skin before applying to large areas.

For best results, start applying 1–2 weeks prior to radiation treatments. Apply gently at least 2x a day but can be applied as often as desired.

Do not apply 1 hour before radiation treatment.

Discontinue if skin ulceration develops as a result of radiation treatment and notify your healthcare provider. If a rash occurs, please discontinue use.

Caution: For topical external skin use only. Avoid eye contact. Before regular use, test lotion on a small area on wrist or forearm, if rash, itch, or redness occurs, discontinue and consult your physician.

Radiation Relief Cream
Radiation Relief Cream
Radiation Relief Cream
Radiation Relief Cream
Radiation Relief Cream
Radiation Relief Cream
Radiation Relief Cream
Radiation Relief Cream

Radiation Relief Cream

Rad Remedy is the first and only radiation relief cream created by a dermatologist. It contains plant based and natural ingredients, many of which have been demonstrated through clinical studies to relieve radiation dermatitis.

$28.00

Add to Cart

Calendula: In a clinical study, patients undergoing radiation therapy who applied calendula had fewer incidences of radiation dermatitis, fewer interruptions in treatment due to radiation dermatitis, and less pain than a group using a traditional substance.

Aloe Vera: A review of 14 clinical trials totaling 1572 patients concluded aloe vera was associated with a significant reduction in the incidence and severity of radiation dermatitis.

Green Tea (EGCG): In a clinical trial involving breast cancer patients, EGCG, from green tea, was shown to significantly reduce the incidence and severity of radiation dermatitis.

Click to learn more about our ingredients here

Rad Remedy has been clinically tested and determined to be safe for sensitive skin with a low risk of causing allergic reactions. We do, however, advise patients to test our product first on a small patch of skin before applying to large areas.

For best results, start applying 1–2 weeks prior to radiation treatments. Apply gently at least 2x a day but can be applied as often as desired.

Do not apply 1 hour before radiation treatment.

Discontinue if skin ulceration develops as a result of radiation treatment and notify your healthcare provider. If a rash occurs, please discontinue use.

Caution: For topical external skin use only. Avoid eye contact. Before regular use, test lotion on a small area on wrist or forearm, if rash, itch, or redness occurs, discontinue and consult your physician.

Radiation Relief Cream
Radiation Relief Cream
Radiation Relief Cream
Radiation Relief Cream
Radiation Relief Cream
Radiation Relief Cream
Radiation Relief Cream
Radiation Relief Cream

Radiation Relief Cream

Rad Remedy is the first and only radiation relief cream created by a dermatologist. Our patent-pending formula contains plant-based and natural ingredients, many of which have been demonstrated through clinical studies to relieve radiation burns (aka radiation dermatitis).

$28.00

4 fl oz / 118 ml

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Rad Remedy is the first and only radiation relief cream created by a dermatologist. Our patent-pending formula contains plant-based and natural ingredients, many of which have been demonstrated through clinical studies to relieve radiation burns (aka radiation dermatitis).

Calendula: In a clinical study, patients undergoing radiation therapy who applied calendula had fewer incidences of radiation dermatitis, fewer interruptions in treatment due to radiation dermatitis, and less pain than a group using a traditional substance.

Aloe Vera: A review of 14 clinical trials totaling 1572 patients concluded aloe vera was associated with a significant reduction in the incidence and severity of radiation dermatitis.

Green Tea (EGCG): In a clinical trial involving breast cancer patients, EGCG, from green tea, was shown to significantly reduce the incidence and severity of radiation dermatitis.

Directions for Use

For best results, begin applying one week prior to radiation treatments. Apply gently to affected areas at least twice a day, or as often as needed.

Do not apply within one hour of radiation treatment.

Safety Information

Rad Remedy has been clinically tested and shown to be safe for sensitive skin, with a low risk of allergic reaction. However, we strongly recommend performing a patch test before first use. Apply a small amount to a small area of skin (such as your wrist or forearm) and wait 24 hours. If redness, itching, or a rash occurs, discontinue use and consult your healthcare provider.

Caution

For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes.

Radiation Relief Cream
Radiation Relief Cream
Radiation Relief Cream
Radiation Relief Cream

Radiation Relief Cream

$28.00

Add to Cart

Rad Remedy is the first and only radiation relief cream created by a dermatologist. Our patent-pending formula contains plant-based and natural ingredients, many of which have been demonstrated through clinical studies to relieve radiation burns (aka radiation dermatitis).

Calendula - In a clinical study patients undergoing radiation therapy who applied calendula had fewer incidences of radiation dermatitis, fewer interruptions in treatment due to radiation deramtitis, and less pain than a group using a tradiation substance.

Aloe Vera - A review of 14 clinical trials totaling 1572 patients concluded aloe vera was associated with a significant reduction in the incidence and severity of radiation dermatitis.

Ceramides - ceramide lipids can help restore your damaged skin barrier.

Click to learn more about our ingredients here

For best results, start applying 1-2 weeks prior to radiation treatments. Apply gently at least 2x a day but can be applied as often as desired.

Do not apply 1 hour prior to radiation treatment.

Discontinue if skin ulceration develops as a result of radiation treatment and notify your healthcare provider.

Caution: For topical external skin use only. Avoid eye contact. Before regular use, test lotion on a small area on wrist or forearm, if rash, itch, or redness occurs, discontinue and consult your physician.

More Calendula than Other Radiation Relief Creams

Rad Remedy contains both calendula oil and CO₂ calendula extract, an ingredient not found in other radiation relief creams. Our CO₂ extract delivers a higher concentration of calendula's beneficial compounds, enhancing the cream's powerful skin-soothing properties.

It's also what gives Rad Remedy its natural yellow color, which will not stain clothing.

Rad Remedy FAQs

Best results are achieved when Right Remedy is applied starting 1-2 weeks before your radiation treatments commence and continuing for 3-4 weeks after your last treatment. If you wait to start it until your skin is in significant distress, it will help, but you will not obtain the full benefit.

Rad Remedy should be applied at least twice a day, but you may apply it as often as desired to calm and moisturize your skin.

Patients usually go through 1-2 tubes.

Patients receiving radiation treatments are usually advised to not apply cream to their skin within one hour of their radiation treatments. Why is this? There is some evidence that thick globs of cream on the skin at the time of your treatment can increase the dose of radiation delivered to the skin in that location, worsening skin reactions. Studies show, however, this is a concern only if the cream thickness is >3 mm. That being said, we still advise against applying creams within one hour of treatments.

If you develop moist open wounds from your radiation treatments, it is best to stop using Rad Remedy and consult your health care provider. Sometimes they will need to prescribe topical and/or oral antibiotics (if there is evidence of a secondary infection), or bandages to help with wound healing. Please note, your radiation oncology team (technicians, nurses, radiation oncologist) are trained to monitor your skin throughout your treatment. However, reactions often peak 1–2 weeks after treatments conclude, so seek advice if your skin condition worsens post treatment.

No, Rad Remedy does not contain any added artificial fragrance. Artificial fragrances are the leading cause of contact dermatitis allergies.

Rad Remedy can be applied to calm dry, itchy, irritated, burning skin conditions that occur due to chemotherapy and immunotherapy treatments. It can also be applied to sunburns.

Full Ingredient List

Water (Aqua), Isopropyl Palmitate, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil*, Cetyl Alcohol, Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Butter, Glyceryl Stearate, Glycerin, Methylheptylglycerin, sr-(Spider Polypeptide-1 Oligopeptide-178), Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Oil*, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice*, Phenoxyethanol, Sodium Stearoyl Glutamate, Xanthan Gum, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Cyclodextrin, Calendula Officinalis Flower Extract, Tocopherol, Oryza Sativa (Rice) Bran oil, Olea Europaea (Olive) Oil, Moringa Oleifera Leaf Extract, Linoleic Acid, Phytosterols, Phospholipids, Glycosphingolipids, Epigallocatechin Gallatyl Glucoside.

*Organic Ingredients

2x the Calendula than Other Radiation Relief Creams

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Rad Remedy contains both calendula oil and CO₂ calendula extract, an ingredient not found in other radiation relief creams. Our CO₂ extract delivers a higher concentration of calendula's beneficial compounds, enhancing the cream's powerful skin-soothing properties.

It's also what gives Rad Remedy its natural yellow color, which will not stain clothing.

Rad Remedy FAQs

Best results are achieved when Right Remedy is applied starting 1-2 weeks before your radiation treatments commence and continuing for 3-4 weeks after your last treatment. If you wait to start it until your skin is in significant distress, it will help, but you will not obtain the full benefit.

Rad Remedy should be applied at least twice a day, but you may apply it as often as desired to calm and moisturize your skin.

Patients usually go through 1-2 tubes.

Patients receiving radiation treatments are usually advised to not apply cream to their skin within one hour of their radiation treatments. Why? There is some evidence that thick globs of cream on the skin at the time of your treatment can increase the dose of radiation delivered to the skin in that location, worsening skin reactions. Studies show, however, this is a concern only if the cream thickness is >3 mm. That being said, we still advise against applying creams within one hour of treatments.

If you develop moist open wounds from your radiation treatments, it is best to stop using Rad Remedy and consult your health care provider. Sometimes they will need to prescribe topical and/or oral antibiotics (if there is evidence of a secondary infection), or bandages to help with wound healing. Please note, your radiation oncology team (technicians, nurses, radiation oncologist) are trained to monitor your skin throughout your treatment. However, reactions often peak 1–2 weeks after treatments conclude, so seek advice if your skin condition worsens post-treatment.

No, Rad Remedy does not contain any added artificial fragrance. Artificial fragrances are the leading cause of contact dermatitis allergies.

Rad Remedy can be applied to calm dry, itchy, irritated, burning skin conditions that occur due to chemotherapy and immunotherapy treatments. It can also be applied to sunburns.

2x the Calendula than Other Radiation Relief Creams

Rad Remedy contains calendula oil as well as CO2 calendula extract. Other radiation relief creams do not contain CO2 calendula extract. Our CO2 extract results in a higher concentration of calendula’s beneficial compounds, giving our cream its tremendous skin-calming properties. The CO2 extract is what gives our cream its yellow color.

Please note, the yellow color will not stain clothing.

Frequently Asked Questions

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For best results, begin applying Rad Remedy 1 week before your radiation treatments start, and continue using it for 3-4 weeks after your final treatment. If you wait to start it until your skin is in significant distress, it will help, but you will not obtain the full benefit.

Rad Remedy should be applied at least twice a day but can be used as often as needed to calm, moisturize, and restore your skin.

Patients usually go through 1-2 tubes.

Patients undergoing radiation therapy are typically advised not to apply cream to their skin within one hour of treatment. Why? There is some evidence that thick layers of cream present on the skin during treatment may increase the dose of radiation delivered to the skin, potentially worsening skin reactions. However, studies show this is only a concern when the cream layer is thicker than 3 mm. That said, out of an abundance of caution, we still recommend avoiding cream application within one hour before your radiation session.

If you develop moist open wounds as a result of your radiation treatments, discontinue use of Rad Remedy and consult your healthcare provider. In some cases, prescription topical or oral antibiotics may be necessary if there is evidence of a secondary infection. Your provider may also recommend specific bandages to support wound healing. Please note, your radiation oncology team (technicians, nurses, and radiation oncologist) are trained to monitor your skin throughout your treatment. However, reactions often peak 1–2 weeks after treatments conclude, so seek advice if your skin condition worsens post-treatment.

No, Rad Remedy does not contain any added artificial fragrance. Artificial fragrances are the leading cause of contact dermatitis and allergic skin reactions.

Rad Remedy can be used to calm dry, itchy, irritated, or burning skin caused by chemotherapy and immunotherapy treatments. It can also be applied to relieve discomfort from sunburns.

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