Rejûvaskin Skin Recovery Cream always works best if you start early. We recommend beginning to apply the cream about one week ahead of your first treatment. This will help prepare your skin for radiation and minimize your risk for radiation dermatitis.

The Skin Recovery Cream is elegible for HSA reimbursement if it is being used for radiation dermatitis or eczema concerns.

With any HSA, it is important to keep both your receipt and any documentation in case your accountant requests proof. One strong piece of documentation is a note from your physician specifying the medical necessity. We have included a downloadable copy that your healthcare provider can sign here.

Health Savings Accounts and the eligible products allowed under the program are determined by the IRS. You can review their requirements by searching Publication 502.

Our oncology cream completed testing by an independent lab declaring it safe for sensitive skin and non-irritating. This cream is free from drying alcohols and 100% of participants reported the cream produced no irritation. It is also approved by The National Eczema Association & The Good Face Project.

Typically, our 3-pack or 5-pack is enough to get you through your treatment. Again, our goal is to prevent any side effects, so if you haven't had any irritation, that's a sign to keep using the product. 

No. Our oncology cream should be applied to closed skin. You can continue to apply the cream to the surrounding area, but it has no antiseptic properties. If you're skin is broken consult with your physician on what to do next.

Our oncology cream was designed with radiation patients in mind. However, we've had positive reports from patients using the skin recovery cream for eczema relief, extreme dry skin, and after-suncare.