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# Soothes & restores radiation-damaged skin Water-based formula for fast absorption Nonsteroidal & nut/alcohol free for sensitive skin Lotion

**Price:** C$4847
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🛡️ Protect your skin, power your treatment — don’t miss out on Miaderm!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Lotion
- **How much does it cost?** C$4847 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ni](https://www.desertcart.ni/products/11495539-lotion)

## Best For

- Customers looking for quality international products

## Why This Product

- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Keeps You On Track:** Helps prevent breaks in radiation treatment by minimizing discomfort
- • **Gentle Yet Powerful:** Clinically designed to reduce radiation skin damage without irritation
- • **Trusted by Survivors:** Highly rated with 4.7 stars and glowing real-user testimonials
- • **Safe for All Skin Types:** Nonsteroidal, nut oil & alcohol free for ultimate skin safety
- • **Fast-Absorbing Hydration:** Water-based formula that blends quickly, leaving no residue

## Overview

Miaderm Radiation Relief Lotion is a water-based, nonsteroidal formula designed to soothe and restore skin damaged by radiation therapy. Free from nut oils and alcohol, it’s safe for all skin types and clinically proven to reduce redness, irritation, and discomfort, helping patients maintain uninterrupted treatment schedules. With a 4.7-star rating and thousands of positive reviews, Miaderm is the trusted choice for radiation skin care.

## Description

Miaderm Radiation Relief 4 Oz

Review: Worth every penny - I started using this cream a week before radiation, three times a day and increased to four times a day during the four and a half week treatment for breast cancer, and for two weeks after, two to thee times a day. I also kept a small container with me at work and if I felt any irritation at all, I immediately put some on, which reduced the sense of burning. I had very minimal redness, which disappeared in two to three weeks, no blistering, and barely any discomfort. My radiation oncologist was very pleased, and a little surprised since my skin is fair and tends to burn in the sun. In fact, the area that was the worst was at the top of my breast where I had previously had sunburns. I used four tubes over the six weeks I used this cream, putting it on generously--and i do have large breasts. I loved the smell of it, and the feel of it. My friend, who has to opt for a less expensive cream had a much more severe burn, and so I gifted her with a tube, which she said helped with the discomfort and prevented further damage. I wish I had given her more at the beginning of her treatment, but I didn't realize she couldn't afford it and that she would have negative effects from not using it. Also, my husband used it when he had radiation to his chest and he never burned or had discomfort. I think this is an amazing product and i am so glad I used it. Great smell, terrific feel, and wonderful results!
Review: Worth It - Initially the price of this cream, at $30+ and adding in tax and shipping, bothered me a lot. I have never paid this kind of money for a cream. But then, I have never had breast cancer before either. My skin is very sensitive; I have already had severe reactions through the biopsy and lumpectomy phases. The doctor gave me a sample of Miaderm, and I was pretty much won over. I tried other lotions during the initial radiation treatments, but I prefer this one for these reasons: 1. It is incredibly gentle and soothing; 2. I have had no skin reaction to it; 3. It blends in quickly and leaves no residual; 4. It does calm down the itching; and 5. The fragrance is very mild. I began using Miaderm consistently on December 13 and finished 21 radiation treatments on December 17. My doctor says that the brunt of the skin reaction can occur within the next two weeks but may even happen up to a month. So, I am continuing to use Miaderm a couple of times a day for the next month. Also, I have secondary radiation burning under my arm and on my chest, and am using 100% aloe vera on these areas. That will give me a way to compare. Sometimes, you really do get what you pay for. I will be updating this review in approximately a month. December 25, 2014 update: I saw a nurse a few days ago because of skin breakage. On those areas, I am to use nothing. On areas where the skin is not broken, she said to use either the Miaderm or the 100% aloe vera. The experiment continues. January 12, 2015 update: My surgeon is pleased with the progress and wants me to continue using lotions to keep the skin from drying out or disintegrating. Some scabbing has occurred due to skin breakage from the radiation. Redness is still very apparent but noticeably reduced from December 17, my last treatment. Time will tell how much more the color will fade. Frankly, I cannot really see a difference in redness reduction between the areas where I applied 100% aloe vera versus the Miaderm. However, I note that the Miaderm absorbs more quickly and dries faster. September 2016 update: I'm updating my rating from four to five stars because I had one remaining place that continually scabbed over for almost two years and would not heal. It finally occurred to me to resume using the Miaderm on the spot to see whether it would help it heal. It has, although the process has been slow. I started using the Miaderm daily on the spot, and within two weeks the skin finally quit scabbing without healing. Since then, while the area is red, that is fading slowly, but more important, now there is healed skin there versus it being raw. Every body is different, and I see from the reviews that some people believe this product is worthless. My opinion is that if I ever have to have radiation again [God forbid] this is the first thing that I am going to purchase.

## Features

- Reduces radiation's effects on the skin
- Soothes and restores radiation-damaged skin
- Reduces or eliminates breaks in radiation treatment
- Water Based, Nonsteroidal, Non-Irritating, Nut Oil & Alcohol Free
- Safe & Effective on all skin types & 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #126,822 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #408 in Eczema, Psoriasis & Rosacea Care |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 1,914 Reviews |

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: What else, besides the key ingredients, is in this cream?**
A: Miaderm Radiation Relief Lotion Ingredients List1. Calendula greater than 10%2. Aloe Vera greater than 10%3. Hyaluronic Acid greater that 1%4. Marine Collagen less than 1%WaterCaprylic/Capric TriglycerideIsopentyldiolCetearyl Alcohol (Non-drying alcohol)Cetearyl MethiconeDimethiconePolyglyceryl-2 StearateHydrogenated PolysobuteneSodium HyaluronateAloe Barbadensis Leaf JuiceOctyldecyl PhosphateHydrolyzed CollagenTetrahexyldecyl AscorbatePEG-75 LanolinXanthan GumSodium HydroxideButylene GlycolPhenoxyethanolCaprylyl GlycolEthylhexyglycerinHexylene GlycolPhenoxyethanolCaprylyl GlycolDisodium EDTASodium BenzoateFragranceSincerely,Renee LinsonPharmaceuticalMiaderm Radiation Relief LotionMiaderm-L 4% LidocaineToll free: 877-642-7727 x103Cell: 505-780-7777"Miaderm and Miaderm-L are evidence based formulas

**Q: Cream effectiveness is somewhat determined on where the radiation treatment is.   Any specifics on this?**
A: I was told by my Radiation Oncologist and the Radiation Oncology Nurse to apply two to three times daily on the area that is to be treated with Radiation.  I would say the cream effectiveness is not somewhat determined but is indeed determined on putting the cream medication directly on the area of the body being radiated.  I am currently being given radiation treatments for trachea cancer and am holding up well.  However do not apply cream 2 to 3 hours before treatments.

**Q: What size is this?**
A: These are 4 ounces.  Over the 5 weeks of radiation I used 3-4 of these.  I did use the cream very liberally, several times a day, and experienced very minimal/mild burning.  Nothing to be concerned about at all.  It was well worth the money for not having to go through serious burns.

**Q: Is this paraben-free?**
A: Miaderm® products are paraben free!

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Worth every penny
*by M***A on April 29, 2018*

I started using this cream a week before radiation, three times a day and increased to four times a day during the four and a half week treatment for breast cancer, and for two weeks after, two to thee times a day. I also kept a small container with me at work and if I felt any irritation at all, I immediately put some on, which reduced the sense of burning. I had very minimal redness, which disappeared in two to three weeks, no blistering, and barely any discomfort. My radiation oncologist was very pleased, and a little surprised since my skin is fair and tends to burn in the sun. In fact, the area that was the worst was at the top of my breast where I had previously had sunburns. I used four tubes over the six weeks I used this cream, putting it on generously--and i do have large breasts. I loved the smell of it, and the feel of it. My friend, who has to opt for a less expensive cream had a much more severe burn, and so I gifted her with a tube, which she said helped with the discomfort and prevented further damage. I wish I had given her more at the beginning of her treatment, but I didn't realize she couldn't afford it and that she would have negative effects from not using it. Also, my husband used it when he had radiation to his chest and he never burned or had discomfort. I think this is an amazing product and i am so glad I used it. Great smell, terrific feel, and wonderful results!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Worth It
*by K***Y on December 19, 2014*

Initially the price of this cream, at $30+ and adding in tax and shipping, bothered me a lot. I have never paid this kind of money for a cream. But then, I have never had breast cancer before either. My skin is very sensitive; I have already had severe reactions through the biopsy and lumpectomy phases. The doctor gave me a sample of Miaderm, and I was pretty much won over. I tried other lotions during the initial radiation treatments, but I prefer this one for these reasons: 1. It is incredibly gentle and soothing; 2. I have had no skin reaction to it; 3. It blends in quickly and leaves no residual; 4. It does calm down the itching; and 5. The fragrance is very mild. I began using Miaderm consistently on December 13 and finished 21 radiation treatments on December 17. My doctor says that the brunt of the skin reaction can occur within the next two weeks but may even happen up to a month. So, I am continuing to use Miaderm a couple of times a day for the next month. Also, I have secondary radiation burning under my arm and on my chest, and am using 100% aloe vera on these areas. That will give me a way to compare. Sometimes, you really do get what you pay for. I will be updating this review in approximately a month. December 25, 2014 update: I saw a nurse a few days ago because of skin breakage. On those areas, I am to use nothing. On areas where the skin is not broken, she said to use either the Miaderm or the 100% aloe vera. The experiment continues. January 12, 2015 update: My surgeon is pleased with the progress and wants me to continue using lotions to keep the skin from drying out or disintegrating. Some scabbing has occurred due to skin breakage from the radiation. Redness is still very apparent but noticeably reduced from December 17, my last treatment. Time will tell how much more the color will fade. Frankly, I cannot really see a difference in redness reduction between the areas where I applied 100% aloe vera versus the Miaderm. However, I note that the Miaderm absorbs more quickly and dries faster. September 2016 update: I'm updating my rating from four to five stars because I had one remaining place that continually scabbed over for almost two years and would not heal. It finally occurred to me to resume using the Miaderm on the spot to see whether it would help it heal. It has, although the process has been slow. I started using the Miaderm daily on the spot, and within two weeks the skin finally quit scabbing without healing. Since then, while the area is red, that is fading slowly, but more important, now there is healed skin there versus it being raw. Every body is different, and I see from the reviews that some people believe this product is worthless. My opinion is that if I ever have to have radiation again [God forbid] this is the first thing that I am going to purchase.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great product
*by K***6 on October 6, 2017*

Six years ago when I had a partial mascectomy and my first bout of radiation. I was unaware I would get a burn until I actually started to. Dumb maybe but no one mentioned it and I apparently didn't ask the right questions. So my skin was already irritated when the doctors and techs mentioned some other creams and gels. None work for me. I nearly didn't complete radiation and wasn't sure if would subject myself to radiation again. However six years later and I'm back for the other side. Another partial and radiation. The good news is now I have a matching set. But this time I did my homework beforehand. I looked for patient testimonials and this had pretty good recommendations. So I started using it before radiation started and I was happy with the results . There was still a slight burn but nothing like the first time. Plus it wasn't messy and had a pleasant smell. It might be because I used it from the beginning but I don't think so. I think it's a better product PS This has nothing to do with the product but halfway through radiation I heard a doctor tell another patient to remember to try to drink a gallon of water and day while in rad. Seriously? First I'd heard of it. But it's true. Though if I drank a gallon a day I'd never leave the bathroom. Do the best you can and good luck!

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