Topical Sun FAQ

1. What is Topical Sun?

Topical Sun is a scientifically formulated topical lotion that serves both as a daily skin moisturizer and a source of Vitamin D.

2. What is the RHn system? 

Topical Sun employs the RHn system in order to optimize the delivery of the Vitamin D into the skin. The RHn system insures that the Vitamin D found in Topical Sun does not merely stay on the surface of your skin but penetrates deeply to the sections of the skin where it is naturally found and can be best utilized.

3. Why Vitamin D?

The bone and joint health benefits of Vitamin D have long been recognized but more research is coming out that indicates that Vitamin D is vastly more powerful than once understood.  Please read our scientific review to learn more about the health benefits of Vitamin D.

4. What are the health benefits of Vitamin D?

The health benefits of Vitamin D are too numerous to list in a FAQ. Please see Topical Sun’s scientific review of Vitamin D and its benefits.

5. How often should I use Topical Sun?

One can use Topical Sun as their daily moisturizer applying it whenever additional skin moisture is needed. Using Topical Sun often will insure that one’s body is healthy.

6. Do I need to continue to use my current lotion?

Topical Sun was formulated to not only provide one with a source of natural Vitamin D but also to serve as a skin moisturizer. In addition to being a moisturizing lotion, Topical Sun also has soothing Aloe Vera and the powerful anti-oxidant, Grape Seed extract, to insure one’s skin looks and feels great.

7. Why not just drink milk to get my Vitamin D?

In a recent study, carried out by the United States Department of Agriculture, it was found that while the government mandates that milk contain 400IU/quart, much of the sampled milk had significantly less amounts of Vitamin D than was mandated. Vitamin D2 is used to supplement Milk not Vitamin D3. Vitamin D3 is found naturally in one’s skin and is more biologically active. Vitamin D2 has only 30-40% of the activity that Vitamin D3 has.  One would have to drink 10 glasses of milk to get the recommended dose of Vitamin D.

8. What are natural sources of Vitamin D?

Vitamin D is naturally found in the skin of a healthy person. It is made when the skin is exposed to the Ultra Violet rays of the sun. Unfortunately these are the same rays that damage skin, causing it to age prematurely and develop skin cancers. Vitamin D can also be found in some foods, namely oil-rich fish. (For many years Doctors used to give children cod liver oil to insure they receive an adequate amount of Vitamin D to prevent Rickets.)

9. Why not just take an oral Vitamin D supplement?

While there are many sources of oral Vitamin D supplements, many of them are not the Vitamin D3 form.  The Vitamin D2 form is much less biologically active. Additionally, one’s body is used to making Vitamin D3 in the skin and as such is built to process the Vitamin found there. Taking an oral supplement is not the way Mother Nature wanted us to get our Vitamin D.

10. What is Topical Sun's shipping and return policies?

All in stock orders will be shipped within 1-2 business days. We provide customers we many options for shipping, including USPS and UPS. Shipping charges will be calculated in the checkout process.

If your item is damaged in any way you may return the item within 30 days of delivery for a replacement. Refunds are contingent upon inspection of item(s) once we receive it. There is a 15% restocking fee for unopened returned items that are not being exchanged and are not damaged. Again you MUST contact us within 30 days if you intend to return ANY item back to our store. Items returned to us after 30 days and/or without contacting us will not be refunded.