We’re not just reacting to cancer; we’re reimagining what the management of cancer care and its side-effects can be. By blending science, empathy, and practicality, we’re leading the way to a new standard of support for patients and caregivers—one that values life during treatment as much as life beyond it.
Products and resources that shift the focus from just surviving cancer to truly living through it, with peace of mind, ease, and dignity.
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In mid-April, I was diagnosed with stage 3 mantle cell Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. Between chemotherapy and other medications my mouth went as dry as a desert, making swallowing that much more difficult. My trouble subsided after being given two bags of oral care sugar-free candies. They immediately stimulated my saliva flow and help me to swallow medications that would otherwise be a difficult task. I keep the oral care candies with me wherever I go. They are a delicious way to wake up your saliva flow and eliminate swallowing concerns.
These products are amazing! I used them during my chemotherapy and radiation treatment for breast cancer. The candies are so wonderful for dry mouth and the lip balm is fantastic for dry lips. I love them so much that I still continue to use them! I have also worked for a dentist for over 15 years and know the importance of oral care. These products are so helpful for so many reasons. Highly recommend!
I've been using the toothpaste, and I like it very much. It has a nice minty flavor that stays constant when I brush for two minutes. I feel that my teeth are very clean after brushing them. The toothpaste has helped decrease sensitivity of my teeth. The soft bristle toothbrush cleans well without hurting or causing gum damage.
The oral care candies are delicious. They are refreshing too and have this cooling effect. And they don’t have that weird or bad aftertaste that some candies without sugar have.
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