Pressure Sore Relief Recovery Cream

Concentrated Skin Protectant with Allantoin 1.5%

Advanced skin protection for pressure-prone areas, bedsores, friction and chafing.

TriDerma® Pressure Sore Relief™ Recovery Cream is an advanced OTC skin protectant formulated with Allantoin 1.5% to temporarily protect minor cuts, scrapes, burns and chafed or irritated skin.

The concentrated, non-greasy formula combines Allantoin with TriDerma's proprietary AP4® Botanical Aloe Vera Complex, Calendula, Dimethicone, Shea Butter, soothing Oats and Vitamins B & E to help moisturize, nourish and condition fragile skin.

It's especially useful for areas regularly exposed to pressure, rubbing, friction or chafing, making it a practical addition to daily skin care for people who use wheelchairs or prosthetic limbs or spend extended periods in bed.

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Why You'll Love It

• Allantoin 1.5% OTC Skin Protectant
• Temporarily protects minor cuts, scrapes and burns
• Temporarily protects and helps relieve chafed or irritated skin
• Helps protect skin from the drying effects of wind and cold weather
• Helps moisturize and condition dry, fragile skin
• Ideal for pressure-prone areas exposed to rubbing and friction
• Concentrated, non-greasy cream
• No fragrance added
• No cortisone or parabens
• Made in the USA with globally sourced ingredients

Key Ingredients

Allantoin 1.5% — Active Skin Protectant
Helps temporarily protect minor cuts, scrapes and burns and temporarily protects and helps relieve chafed or irritated skin.

AP4® Botanical Aloe Vera Complex
TriDerma's proprietary soothing botanical blend helps moisturize and condition dry, fragile skin.

Calendula
A botanical ingredient that helps soothe and condition irritated-looking skin.

Dimethicone
Helps provide moisturizing barrier support and leaves skin feeling soft and smooth.

Shea Butter, Oats & Vitamins B & E
Help nourish, moisturize and condition dry, fragile skin.

Ideal For

Daily skin protection in areas subject to:

• Pressure and prolonged contact
• Friction and rubbing
• Chafing
• Dry, fragile skin
• Wheelchair contact points
• Prosthetic contact areas
• Extended periods of limited mobility