Lotion with 4% Lidocaine 4 Oz

This cream was very well and soothing and relieving radiation bombs on the skin. The only complaint I have is that it only comes in 2 ounces and it is very pricey. It provides excellent relief and is very rich to moisturize the skin after Treatment

Great for radiation burn. Much better than the greasy stuff recommended by the radiologist

I am forever grateful for this product during radiation. It definitely helped with the burning!

This product really helped me get through my radiation treatments. This was my second bout with breast cancer and the first time I was so badly burned I had to stop treatment for almost 2 weeks. My skin was so charred I was in constant pain. This time I used Miaderm and made sure to drink lots of water. I still got a bit of blistering in a couple of small areas but I did not have to interrupt treatment! I got through with much less discomfort and the skin will not take nearly as long to recover. Highly recommend using this a week before starting treatments and continuing for a month or so after. 3-4 times per day. And drink plenty of water! It's not cheap, but for me it was worth every penny!

I friend who was using this for radiation treatment recommended this for my daughter. Her idea for us was completely unique because her chemo nurse uses it for her daughter's eczema relief- so she thought of us. I, like many mom's with kids that suffer with eczema, was willing to try ANOTHER product. I ordered this. The way I used it was to first put on whatever eczema cream we were using at the time, right out of the bath, so basically, that routine was as usual, then after about 10 minutes after letting the medicine soak in, When my daughter typically already wants to start digging into her skin, I would generously apply this cream. The relief isn't instantaneous and it isn't inexpensive but I did notice a decrease in scratching for what that is worth. I hope that helps, I know it isn't a perfect answer, but is anything with eczema?!? if so, I haven't found it yet- sorry. Oh, one more thing. I do find that even when I apply the ointment or the creams that if I put the hairdryer ON COOL SETTING- VERY IMPORTANT OR YOU WILL DRY OUT YOUR CHILD'S SKIN MORE AND CAN BURN THEM it does help minimize the itch. Although, don't move the air around, that tends to tickle more and hence itch. Since, it is on a cool setting, it can be held steady toward the skin- if you are set on cool, and holding the COOL button. This also holds in the moisture as an added benefit while you can lotion up. Sorry for the long-winded message