About Reunoa Learn
Reunoa Learn is a free library of guides about easy bruising, purple patches (senile purpura), bruising on blood thinners, thin and crepey skin and brown stains — written for adults over 55 and the sons, daughters and caregivers who look out for them.
Who publishes this site
This site is published by Reunoa, the company that makes Reunoa Bruise Defense & Repair Serum. We say that at the top of every product mention, because you deserve to know.
- Official store: reunoa.com
- Customer support: support@reunoa.com · +1 (614) 739-9574
- Subscriptions: portal.reunoa.com
Why we built it
Every day our support team hears the same questions from customers: Why do I bruise from nothing? Is it my Eliquis? Why won't this brown mark go away? Is my mother's bruising normal? The answers online were scattered — some frightening, some selling something without saying so, and almost none written for people over 60.
So we decided to write the answers down properly: in plain English, with links to the research and official health sources, and with clear advice on when to see a doctor.
What you can expect from us
- Sources you can check. Every guide lists its sources — mostly PubMed studies, MedlinePlus (U.S. National Library of Medicine), the NHS, DermNet and the American Academy of Dermatology.
- Honesty about evidence. When research is small or mixed, we say so — including about ingredients in our own product.
- Respect for your medicines. We never tell anyone to stop, reduce or replace a prescribed medicine.
- Fair product mentions. When we mention Reunoa, we label it. Comparison pages explain how we compared products.
- Our own data, shared openly. Our Fragile Skin Report 2027 publishes aggregated, anonymous answers from more than 7,600 adults, with the method and a free download.
Meet the team
Our guides are written and edited by Margaret Hale, our senior health editor. Read how we work in our editorial policy.
Watch out for copycats
Reunoa is sold only at reunoa.com. Products using our name on Amazon, eBay or look-alike sites aren't from us. How to spot a fake.