Unscented Radiation Burn Relief Spray for Radiation Patients
Description
Unscented Radiation Relief Spray
Our oncology nurse-formulated, cooling calendula-based spray for radiation patients is designed to soothe and help heal itchy, painful, radiated skin and calm inflammation. Ideal for areas too sensitive to touch, it can be used refrigerated or at room temperature to provide cooling relief to painful, sensitive skin.
Trusted and recommended by nurses, radiation therapists, and treatment providers to help maintain healthy skin during radiation therapy.
Formulated by an Oncology Nurse
Dermavitality's Radiation Burn Spray is formulated by an oncology nurse with over 10 years of experience. Dermavitality carefully selects natural herbal ingredients to help provide relief from radiation's effects on the skin.
Trusted by patients, nurses, and treatment centers across the United States to naturally reduce radiation's effects on the skin, and to soothe and restore damaged skin.
Why It Matters
Targeted skin care during this time is essential for protection and healing. The right products can help soothe burning sensations, reduce irritation, and support the skin as it repairs itself. More than that, they can make everyday things—like getting dressed or trying to rest—just a little more manageable.
Unscented Radiation Relief Spray
Our oncology nurse-formulated, cooling calendula-based spray for radiation patients is designed to soothe and help heal itchy, painful, radiated skin and calm inflammation. Ideal for areas too sensitive to touch, it can be used refrigerated or at room temperature to provide cooling relief to painful, sensitive skin.
Trusted and recommended by nurses, radiation therapists, and treatment providers to help maintain healthy skin during radiation therapy.
Formulated by an Oncology Nurse
Dermavitality's Radiation Burn Spray is formulated by an oncology nurse with over 10 years of experience. Dermavitality carefully selects natural herbal ingredients to help provide relief from radiation's effects on the skin.
Trusted by patients, nurses, and treatment centers across the United States to naturally reduce radiation's effects on the skin, and to soothe and restore damaged skin.
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