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Hand/FootRx Moisturizing Spray
Choose how you want to order Healing urea + glycolic acid spray with natural botanicals and ceramides. Clinically proven to soften and repair severely dry, rough, cracked fingers and heels.
Formulated by dermatologists for sensitive skin.
No fragrance, parabens or artificial dyes.
Hypoallergenic and non-comedogenic.
3 fl. oz. / 89 mL
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Hydrate dry, cracked skin
Fight dry, cracked skin with our dermatologist-formulated, ultra-soothing Hand/FootRx Moisturizing Spray. Designed specifically for people living with cancer — 100% fragrance free — this easy-to-use spray will moisturize and soften your skin from dryness and cracking associated with cancer treatment.
- Uneven skin tone
- Dry skin
- Cracked skin
- Shake bottle before using.
- Dispense 2-4 spray pumps directly to dry areas on the hands and feet.
- Use 2-3 times daily until the skin softens.
Formulated for you
High-quality spray formulated to treat severely cracked, dry skin on the hands and feet. This formula includes several natural active ingredients designed to increase moisture, soften and exfoliate the outermost layer of hardened, cracked or dead skin to reveal new, bright and healthy skin.
Infused with natural ingredients 
Camellia Sinensis Leaf Extract 
Salix Nigra (Willow) Bark Extract 
Yucca Glauca Root Extract 
Purified Water 
Botanical Squalane 
Bromelain
Act as a natural antioxidant and skin protectant.
Acts as a natural skin protectant.
Acts as a natural skin protectant.
Removes impurities like chemicals and other contaminants.
A naturally occurring, antibacterial lipid that softens, hydrates and protects the skin.
An enzyme found in pineapple juice that acts as a skin conditioner.
At Oncoderm, we’re committed to creating clean, safe, and effective products for cancer patients. Our products are free of ingredients that may irritate or harm people undergoing oncology treatments—including fragrances, petrolatum, propylene glycol, sodium lauryl sulfate, PABA, and phthalates.
Frequently asked questions
I’m worried about getting an infection during my treatment, so I wash my hands many times a day. Will this make the dryness on my hands worse? If so, what can I do to prevent infections?
Washing hands with antibacterial or fragranced soaps and hot water will make your skin even drier. Be sure to use a gentle, fragrance-free soap and lukewarm water or hand-sanitizing antibacterial gels instead. Antibacterial gels are more effective at destroying bacteria and, when combined with emollients, cause less dryness than washing with soap and water. Also be sure to moisturize your hands when you finish washing them.
Because I’ve never had any problems with my skin, hair, or nails, I was surprised when I developed side effects from my cancer treatment. Are these types of problems to be expected?
Yes, but for the most part, they can be managed. A survey of cancer survivors showed that 67 percent did not expect skin problems to occur prior to treatment. But once they finished their treatment, skin irritation and dry skin were reported as the most common side effects. Since most anti-cancer treatments work by destroying rapidly growing cancer cells, healthy skin cells will also be affected.
Is there anything else I can use to cover or heal these painful cracks in my fingertips or heels?
Use barriers to keep germs out and moisture in. Liquid bandages are a useful mixture of chemicals that form a barrier when applied. Good examples are Band-Aid Liquid Bandage or New-Skin Antiseptic Liquid Bandage and Nexcare Skin Crack Care. You can also use fingertip bandages (these are “H” or hourglass-shaped) or “cots” after applying thick creams, to retain moisture and prevent pain when using the fingers.
I was told to apply a lot of lotion and drink a lot of water to prevent skin dryness. Will this be enough?
Drinking at least eight glasses of water a day may certainly be important for overall health but will not be sufficient to keep your skin moisturized. You also need to reduce your skin’s exposure to water, soaps, and fragrances and maintain a humid environment at home. In addition, frequent use (at least two times a day and even more frequently if receiving chemotherapy that causes skin dryness) of thick moisturizers is always better, so use ointments or creams over lotions.
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