About RadiaPlex Rx Wound Gel Dressing with Hyaluronic Acid
RadiaPlex Rx Wound Gel Dressing with Hyaluronic Acid is a hydrogel wound dressing formulated specifically with hyaluronic acid, a naturally occurring glycosaminoglycan that plays a key role in wound healing by supporting cellular migration, tissue hydration, and inflammatory modulation. RadiaPlex Rx is most commonly used for the management of radiation dermatitis — the skin injury caused by radiation therapy — as well as chronic wounds, partial-thickness burns, pressure injuries, and dry or damaged skin that requires moisture supplementation to support healing. The gel creates a sustained moist wound environment that facilitates autolytic debridement of devitalized tissue while providing a soothing, protective layer over painful, compromised skin. Its preservative-free, non-irritating formula is specifically designed for the fragile, hypersensitive skin associated with radiation-damaged tissue.
Key Benefits & Features:
- Hyaluronic acid formulation supports cellular migration and tissue repair at the wound level
- Specifically designed for radiation dermatitis and fragile radiation-damaged skin
- Creates a sustained moist healing environment to facilitate autolytic debridement
- Preservative-free formula minimizes risk of irritation on sensitive or irradiated skin
- Soothes and protects painful, dry, or compromised wound and skin surfaces
RadiaPlex Rx Wound Gel Dressing with Hyaluronic Acid FAQs
What is RadiaPlex Rx most commonly used for?
RadiaPlex Rx is most widely used to treat radiation dermatitis in cancer patients undergoing radiation therapy. It is also used for chronic wounds, partial-thickness burns, pressure injuries, and any wound or skin condition requiring moisture and hyaluronic acid supplementation.
How does hyaluronic acid help wounds heal?
Hyaluronic acid is a natural component of the extracellular matrix that provides hydration, supports cellular migration into the wound bed, helps modulate the inflammatory phase of wound healing, and promotes organized tissue regeneration.
How do I apply RadiaPlex Rx?
Apply a thin layer of the gel directly to the wound or affected skin area and cover with a non-adherent wound dressing or gauze. For radiation dermatitis, apply to the affected skin area as directed by your radiation oncology team. Frequency of application varies by wound condition.
Is RadiaPlex Rx safe for use during active radiation therapy?
RadiaPlex Rx is formulated for use on radiation-affected skin. However, timing of application relative to radiation treatments should be guided by the radiation oncology team, as some gels may interfere with radiation delivery if applied immediately before treatment.
How long does a 6 oz tube last?
Duration depends on the wound size and application frequency. For small areas treated once or twice daily, a 6 oz tube can provide several weeks of treatment.
Ingredients
Hyaluronic Acid (Sodium Hyaluronate), Purified Water, Carbomer, Triethanolamine, Methylparaben.
