Whether due to radiation treatment, prolonged sun exposure, or accidentally touching a hot pan, burns are painful. Unfortunately, home burn remedies aren’t always effective, leaving you with red, inflamed, uncomfortable skin. Now, with CellQuest Topical, we have a better option! 

CellQuest Topical is a unique product that harnesses the healing benefits of CellQuest Liquid in an easy-to-apply gel. Read on to learn more about how it can provide lasting burn relief!

CellQuest Topical

CellQuest Topical was created when CellQuest Liquid was found to have anti-inflammatory and burn-relieving properties. CellQuest Liquid is extracted from specially selected musaceas plants. These plants, which account for commercial-quality bananas and plantains, are found in tropical regions.

With a proprietary bio-botanical cultivation and manufacturing process, CellQuest Liquid contains a host of natural defense compounds, called phytoalexins, which protect the plants against parasites, fungi, and microbes.

In addition to natural phytoalexins, CellQuest is rich in potassium, calcium, iron, and manganese. All of these healing components are also found in CellQuest Topical. 

Burn Protection and Relief

CellQuest Topical has a soothing gel formulation that can naturally alleviate pain, swelling, and inflammation from burns. Since it’s derived from plants, it’s safe for sensitive, compromised skin and even encourages healthy skin conditioning. 

Patients have reported positive results from using CellQuest Topical before and after radiation therapy. It can be used proactively to prevent skin damage, but it also works as an anti-inflammatory remedy for burns after they appear. For some patients, CellQuest Topical can be used as a natural alternative to steroid medications for radiation burns. 

If you or a loved one is suffering from radiation burns, dry skin, or skin inflammation, CellQuest Topical can provide soothing pain relief. Contact us today to learn more about CellQuest products and how they can benefit the health of your skin.