Shelf check
For pharmacies, hospital shops and beauty retailers: which of your products suit someone whose skin is reacting to cancer treatment?
Why this shelf matters
About 9 in 10 people on EGFR-inhibitor therapy develop a rash, and patient guidance asks them to avoid fragrance, drying alcohol and acne actives. Those are exactly the ingredients most shelves are full of. A patient standing in an aisle has no quick way to tell. U.S. Pharmacist · St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust · Macmillan Cancer Support
An open catalogue, audited
Check your own range
One product per line: name | ingredients. Paste from a spreadsheet (tab-separated works too). It runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
Rules flag ingredients named in published patient guidance; they don't test products. A pass means nothing on the watch-list, not a medical endorsement. Each rule and its source is listed on the method page.