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Developed by Radiation Oncologists
using a scientific approach to help prevent radiation
dermatitis and breaks in treatment as well as soothe and
restore irradiated skin. Miaderm Radiation Relief lotion was
formulated using the ingredients Calendula, Hyaluronate and
Aloe Vera which were shown in phase III clinical studies to
be effective in reducing the occurrence and severity of
radiation dermatitis, delaying its onset and minimizing
treatment breaks.
- Water Based Formula
- Nonsteroidal
- Non-Irritating
- Nut Oil Free
- Alcohol Free
- Safe & Effective on all skin types
- 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed
Created in a FDA approved laboratory in the USA with
ingredients clinically proven to help:
- Avoid Breaks in Radiation Treatment
- Prevent Radiation Dermatitis
(Radiation Burns)- Reduce Healing Time
- Protect From & Soothe Radiation Burns
- Help Heal Damaged Skin
Clinically Formulated with Ingredients Including:
- Calendula
- Hyaluronate
- Aloe Vera
- Marine Collagen
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CALENDULA (>10%) |
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HYALURONATE (>10%) |
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ALOE
VERA (>10%) |
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In a random study of 254 radiation patients, topical, application of 4% calendula ointment resulted in far
fewer occurrences of Grade 2 of higher
dermatitis than occurred in the group using Biafine (trolamine). Calendula users also experienced less radiation induced pain and fewer breaks in treatment.
(Pommier P.et al. J
Clinical Oncol 2004; 22:447-1453) |
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In a randomized double-blind placebo-controlled study of 134 radiation patients, 0.2% hyaluronate cream was shown to significantly reduce the incidence of high-grade skin reactions, delay their onset and reduce the incidence of high-grade
skin reactions, delay their onset and reduce their severity.
The study also noted hyaluonate's association with faster recovery from skin symptoms.
(Ligouri
V. et al, Radioth Oncol. 1997; 2:155-161) |
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In a prospective, randomized and blinded study, patients who applied aloe vera after applying a mild soap solution experienced initial skin irritation two weeks later than those who used the soap but not the aloe.
The study noted that this finding suggests aloe vera may have a proactive effect.
(Olsen DL, et al.
Oncol Nurs forum.
2001; 28:543-247) |
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