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Radiaderm R1 Cooling Gel for radiotherapy treatment
Radiaderm R1 Cooling Gel for radiotherapy

Step One Cooling Gel

Radiaderm R1™ Cooling gel is the first step of the full R1 & R2 System. It cools, hydrates and stabilises skin temperature through physical means. As soon as R1 is applied to the skin it provides hydration. Radiaderm R1™  includes LACTOKINE™ in its formulation. Along with other lactose proteins, LACTOKINE™ contains milk-derived factors that assist skin to maintain a smooth and elastic texture.

What does R1 do?
 

  • Defends skin

  • Cools

  • Provides hydration

  • Soothes

  • Helps to stabilise skin temperature

What is LACTOKINE™?

LACTOKINE™ is a clinically tested milk-based fluid that has been used in personal care products for over 15 years. It is a skin conditioning  agent which also assists in the reduction of redness.
Along with other lactose proteins, LACTOKINE™ contains milk-derived factors that assist skin to maintain a smooth and elastic texture

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How to use

1

After your first radiotherapy session,  apply a generous layer of Radiaderm R1 to the affected area. To cover an area of approximately 10 x 10cm (4 x 4 inches), use an amount of 6g, which is equivalent to a heaped teaspoon. It is essential to start using Radiaderm R1 from the first day of your treatment and continue applying it on all subsequent treatment days following radiotherapy sessions

2

The Gel should be left in place for a minimum of 20 minutes/ Do not rub into the skin. Any residue may be gently removed

3

Move on to step two using R2 Soothing Lotion

Next Step: R2

Supporting your skin when it needs it most

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