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Unscented Radiation Burn Relief Spray for Radiation Patients
Unscented Radiation Burn Relief Spray for Radiation Patients
Unscented Radiation Burn Relief Spray for Radiation Patients
Unscented Radiation Burn Relief Spray for Radiation Patients
Dermavitality

Unscented Radiation Burn Relief Spray for Radiation Patients

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Touch-Free Relief for Sensitive Skin

Unscented Radiation Burn Relief Spray

  • Deeply hydrates and moisturizes the skin
  • Helps to restore moisture to dry or damaged skin
  • Helps fortify the skin's natural barrier
  • Suitable for sensitive skin
Clinical Expertise
Plant-Based
Cruelty-Free
Nurse Trusted
GMP Certified
Description

Dermavitality Unscented Radiation Relief Spray

An Oncology Nurse–formulated cooling spray designed for radiation-sensitive skin. Made with calendula, arnica, aloe vera, chamomile, and other soothing botanicals, it helps hydrate, cool, and comfort dry, irritated skin during radiation treatment. This lightweight, non-greasy mist can be used at room temperature or refrigerated for added cooling relief. Trusted by patients, nurses, and radiation care teams, and free from parabens, phthalates, and harsh chemicals.

Patient Experiences
  • Customers using the Radiation Burn Relief Spray report relief from itching, burning, tightness, and skin discomfort associated with radiation therapy.
  • Customers also report a cooling and calming sensation shortly after using the spray, especially when the skin feels irritated and painful after radiation therapy sessions.
  • Some customers report using the spray as part of a regular skincare routine during radiation therapy, often in conjunction with a cream, and continued use throughout multi-week radiation therapy plans.
  • Comfort, ease of use, and safety for sensitive and compromised skin are also common customer concerns.
Who It’s For

For people experiencing itching, burning, tightness, or skin discomfort associated with radiation therapy or sensitive, irritated skin.

When to Use
  • Immediately after radiation therapy
  • Before bedtime or night time discomfort
  • Throughout multi-week radiation therapy plans
  • As needed when skin feels irritated, itchy, or tight
What Customers Say It Helps With
  • Itching and burning sensations
  • Skin discomfort after radiation therapy
  • Tight and irritated skin
  • Cooling and calming the treated area
What It Does Not Claim
  • Does not treat or cure radiation injuries
  • Does not prevent medical side effects
  • Does not replace medical care
Benefits
Key Benefits
  • Soothes Dry, Sensitive Skin
  • Calendula-Powered Comfort
  • Deep Hydration with Aloe Vera
  • Antioxidant-Rich Botanical Care
  • Helps Reduce Skin Discomfort
  • Supports Healthy-Looking Skin
  • Nourishes & Protects
  • Gentle Daily Moisture Support
Ingredients

Organic Aloe Leaf Juice (Aloe Barbadensis), Orange Blossom Water (Citrus Aurantium), Organic Calendula Flower Extract (Calendula Officinalis), Arnica Flower Extract (Arnica Montana), Roman Chamomile Oil (Anthemis Nobilis), Lavender Flower Oil (Lavandula) Angustifolia), Glycerin, Phenoxyethanol, Organic Oatstraw Extract (Avena Sativa), Organic White Willow Bark Extract (Salix Alba), Tea Tree Leaf Oil (Melaleuca Alternifolia), Polysorbate 20, Organic Alcohol, Tetrasodium Glutamate Diacetate
How to Use

Apply spray 3-4 times per day.  May be kept in Refrigerator for a calming cooling sensation.

Use 5 minutes Before using moisturizer and Creams to help calm pain prior to applying Cream.
Unscented Radiation Burn Relief Spray for Radiation Patients
Unscented Radiation Burn Relief Spray for Radiation Patients Sale price$34.95

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Formulated specifically for radiation-damaged skin, not a general moisturiser repurposed

Green water droplet icon representing hydrating ingredients including organic aloe vera, MSM, and botanical moisturizers that help keep skin soft and comfortable.

Deeply Hydrates & Soothes

Helps comfort dry, itchy, and sensitive skin within minutes of application.

Choose skincare you can feel good about every day. Your skin deserves gentle, clean care. That's why Restore is formulated with nourishing botanicals and free from parabens, sulfates, phthalates, and artificial dyes to help support your skin's natural moisture barrier.

Designed for treatment-sensitive skin

Soothes irritated skin and helps maintain the skin's natural moisture barrier

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Made in the USA

Certified US manufacturing to the highest quality standards

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Radiation Relief Spray?

Radiation Relief Spray is an Oncology Nurse–formulated cooling mist designed to hydrate, refresh, and comfort radiation-sensitive skin. It features calendula, arnica, aloe vera, and other botanical ingredients selected for daily skin support.

Who is this spray designed for?

The spray was created for individuals experiencing skin sensitivity, dryness, redness, or discomfort during radiation treatment and recovery.

Can I refrigerate the spray?

Yes. Many customers prefer to store the spray in the refrigerator for an extra-cooling application on sensitive skin.

How do I use Radiation Relief Spray?

Spray directly onto clean skin as needed. For additional comfort, allow the spray to absorb before applying Radiation Relief Cream or other moisturizers.

Can the spray be used with Radiation Relief Cream?

Yes. The spray is often used as the first step in a skincare routine, followed by Radiation Relief Cream to help maintain moisture and skin comfort.

Is the spray greasy or sticky?

No. The lightweight formula absorbs quickly and leaves the skin feeling refreshed without a heavy residue.

What ingredients are included in the formula?

Key ingredients include calendula, arnica, organic aloe vera, orange blossom water, Roman chamomile, and lavender essential oil.

Is Radiation Relief Spray suitable for sensitive skin?

Yes. The formula was developed with treatment-sensitive skin in mind and is made with carefully selected botanical ingredients.

Is the spray free from parabens and phthalates?

Yes. Radiation Relief Spray is formulated without parabens, phthalates, and harsh chemicals.

Who formulated Radiation Relief Spray?

The spray was developed by an Oncology Nurse with over 10 years of experience caring for patients undergoing cancer treatment.

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