UK based and regulated pharmacy
Fast, free delivery on order over £20
Sent Royal Mail in discreet packaging
Health Condition
Re Gen is a skincare brand available at withaid, a UK based and regulated pharmacy. If you’re here to buy Re-Gen Cream online, you’ll find the brand’s current range listed below with clear pricing and a straightforward checkout. Most shoppers land on this page looking for a reliable Re-Gen moisturising cream 125ml to support everyday hydration—particularly for areas that feel dry or look uneven—while keeping expectations realistic for cosmetic concerns such as the appearance of stretch marks, scars and blemish-prone skin.
Re Gen’s focus is simple, routine-friendly skincare, and this page is designed to help you quickly decide whether to stick with Re Gen or compare with broader pharmacy moisturisers. For example, if your priority is all-over body hydration, you may prefer to browse body skincare and emollient-style moisturisers; if you’re building a daily routine, you might compare with face moisturisers. All orders are sent via Royal Mail in discreet packaging, with fast, free delivery on orders over £20.
This brand page shows Re Gen items currently listed on withaid, including Re-Gen Cream 125ml. If stock changes, check back here to see the latest range.
Re-Gen Cream is a moisturising skincare product used as part of daily hydration. Some people choose it for cosmetic concerns such as the appearance of stretch marks, scars and uneven-looking skin.
No topical product can guarantee removal of stretch marks or scars. A moisturiser may help support skin comfort and improve the feel of dryness, but results vary from person to person.
Use it as directed on the packaging. Many people apply moisturiser to clean, dry skin and use it consistently as part of their routine.
Suitability depends on individual skin and the ingredients. If you’re prone to sensitivity, patch test first and stop using the product if irritation occurs.
Seek advice if you have severe or persistent symptoms, broken or weeping skin, signs of infection, spreading redness, or if a skin concern is getting worse rather than improving.
Safety note: Skincare advice on this page is general and doesn’t replace medical guidance. If you’re unsure which product is appropriate for a specific skin condition, ask a pharmacist; for ongoing or worsening symptoms, speak with your GP.
