R1 & R2 is a two-step skin care system to defend your skin during and after radiotherapy. R1 is a Cooling Gel and R2 is a Soothing Lotion.

R1 & R2 were developed to provide defence against the skin effects of radiotherapy. It also provides relief and protection for your skin while improving comfort throughout radiation treatment. R1 & R2 helps to provide defence from Day 1 of radiation treatment, before any skin changes are visible.

R2 Soothing Lotion is Step 2 of the system and adds needed moisture throughout the day and night. It contains Lactokine, which helps build the skin’s defense, so that skin can recover faster.

R2 Soothing Lotion also contains both UVA/UVB stabilisers that reinforce the skin’s natural barrier by helping to defend the formation of free radicals caused by UV exposure, sun exposure should be limited as much as possible.

Directions: Apply to skin 3-4 times a day including at night-time. Apply sparingly and evenly. Re-apply after towel drying, swimming, or sweating.

This is entirely dependent upon the size of the treatment area.

Both products are supplied as a system, R2 is also supplied separately so that you can continue to protect, moisturise and nurture your skin after your radiotherapy.

Yes, both R1 Cooling Gel and R2 Soothing Lotion can be used on all skin types anywhere on the surface where the skin is being treated with radiation

Yes, the skin in your treatment area should be free of all product,including R1 and R2. Do not apply R2 in the four hours before your radiation treatment.

If you can’t apply it immediately following your radiation treatment, apply R1 Cooling Gel as soon as you have a short block of time (not longer than four hours after your treatment) in which you can leave the irradiated area uncovered (minimum of 20 minutes). It will provide extra hydration and contains Lactokine™. As you go through your treatment, it will also help soothe and relieve the discomfort from any skin changes that may occur.

Radiaderm R1 & R2 System is not a sterile product, therefore it is not recommended for use on skin with open wounds. Please consult your physician for the proper way to treat affected areas with open wounds.

Yes, the PIP code is 423-9604