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Patient preference is key to helping treatment adherence.

We’ve developed a specialist tool to help patients find the emollient we’d recommend to them based on their skincare needs, personal preferences and lifestyle.

You too can use the tool to help recommend a product to a patient.

My patient needs something for...

Dry Skin
Eczema or psoriasis

They are looking for a product to use...

All over the body
As a wash

They are looking for a product to use...

All over the body
As a wash

They are looking for an emollient to use...

Everyday
Overnight

The patient would class their symptoms as...

MILD. They are usually able to keep my symptoms in check. Even though their skin does occasionally flare-up, it doesn’t tend to interrupt everyday life
MODERATE. Their symptoms can vary and can sometimes get in the way of daily life. Their skin tends to feel itchy, irritated and often flares up
SEVERE. Their dry skin can sometimes feel tricky to manage, it tends to flare-up regularly and often interferes with daily life, stopping them from doing the things I’d like

Their skin tends to feel...

DRY. Their skin feels tight and has slight flaking and scaling. The patient wants their skin to feel hydrated
ITCHY. Their skin feels irritated and sore where I am scratching. I’d like something to soothe the itch
SENSITIVE. Symptoms are often triggered by things like soaps and cosmetics. Their skin can feel worse in dry and cold climates. They’d like something to protect against irritants

They prefer to use...

A GEL. Halfway between an ointment and a cream. Lighter and more easily absorbed than an ointment but needs to be applied more frequently
AN OINTMENT. Thicker than a gel, so a little less comfortable on the skin, but provides longer lasting and intensive relief

Their skin is generally

NON SENSITIVE. Symptoms are quite consistent and aren’t generally worsened by things like temperature or soaps
SENSITIVE. Symptoms are often triggered by things like soaps and cosmetics and their skin can feel worse in dry and cold climates

The patient would class their symptoms as...

MILD. They are usually able to keep my symptoms in check. Even though their skin does occasionally flare-up, it doesn’t tend to interrupt everyday life
MODERATE. Their symptoms can vary and can sometimes get in the way of daily life. Their skin tends to feel itchy, irritated and often flares up
SEVERE. They feel that their dry skin can sometimes feel tricky to manage, it tends to flare-up regularly and often interferes with daily life, stopping them from doing the things they’d like

The patient would describe their skin as...

Occasionally dryThey can use a light moisturiser to keep their dry skin at bay. Their symptoms tend to be affected by things like a change in temperature
Often dryThey struggle to keep on top of their symptoms, and need to make sure they keep it regularly moisturised

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