Dermal-K Cream, 4 oz.

Works well to repair small broken capillaries on your face and chest skin as the result of sun damage/age.

I purchased this after reading the great reviews. I bought it because I have a deep varicose vein in my leg that started causing pain. I wasn't crazy about how my vein looked, but I really purchased the cream to try to alleviate the symptoms it was causing. I haven't noticed a sizeable difference in the vein, however, after 2 months of use (2 times a day) I haven't had any days where I had to get off my feet and ice my leg/vein (after using it for 2 weeks). My doctor recommended taking horse chestnut but that just made me sick to my stomach. It hasn't worked miracles for reducing the appearance, but I'm also not dealing with spider veins. I really do think it has helped with the pain/irritation. The jar was much bigger than I expected too, so that was a pleasant surprise! If you're on the fence...I'd go for it!

Never had results I wanted!

My husband has been using this product on his face for 25 years. Keeps his skin soft - except for wiskers! And skin is youthful looking at age 75

This does about as good a job as the Reviva Vitamin K cream (2% Vitamin K) even though it claims to be 4% Vitamin K. But why quibble? The cost comes out to about the same and it will erase bruises about twice as quickly as they would go away naturally -- maybe even faster if you use it more than once a day! I was skeptical about it doing anything to spider veins and, as far as I can see, no Vitamin K cream does anything for spider veins. Maybe some smaller ones but I will believe it when I see it!