Aluminum Chloride, 20%, 4 oz

Bye bye hyperhidrosis?? Tomorrow will be a week that I’ve been applying to my hands, feet and arm pits. I mainly sweat from my hands and feet and every so often my armpits so I just decided to put some on there also but my main focus was/is my hands and feet. Day 3 I definitely thought I got scammed and thought I got sold water but day 4 that’s when I realized I was not! My hands did not sweat, not even a little. It took my feet a little longer. Today is day 6 and I can confirm it is now working on my feet as well. No more slipping and sliding in my shoes or nervousness when I have to shake hands. I have not experienced any skin irritation/burning/itching etc and that is because the instructions say to apply on completely dry skin. There is also a very helpful video on YouTube as well regarding aluminum chloride and hyperhidrosis. You should def check it out, if you suffer like the many of us.

I've been using the Healthlink-Clorox Aluminum Chloride solution for about three months now, and it has completely transformed my confidence and daily comfort! As someone who has struggled with excessive underarm sweating for years, I've tried countless antiperspirants that all failed to control the problem. The first time I applied this product according to the instructions (at night on completely dry skin), I was skeptical but hopeful. By the next morning, I noticed an immediate difference. After about a week of consistent use, my underarm sweating had decreased by about 90% - something I never thought possible! What I appreciate most is that I now only need to apply it 2-3 times a week rather than daily, which helps minimize any skin irritation. Yes, there can be some mild tingling when first applied, but for me, this minor discomfort is nothing compared to the embarrassment of visible sweat stains I dealt with before. The bottle is small but lasts a surprisingly long time since you don't need much product for each application. I've found it works best when applied to completely dry skin before bed, allowing it to work overnight when sweat glands are less active. For anyone dealing with hyperhidrosis or excessive sweating that regular antiperspirants can't handle, I wholeheartedly recommend giving Healthlink-Clorox Aluminum Chloride a try. It's been a genuine life-changer for me and worth every penny for the confidence it's given me back!

Good alternative to prescription drysol. As long as you wash and dry the area thoroughly before applying it works really well. It does make you super itchy though so i try to use it right before bedtime

At first I thought it didn’t work because it had no smell , seemed like water. The next morning I felt the itch that I feel with Drysol . It works and isn’t as harsh .

Hello all, I purchased this product just praying that it would work because I have hyperhydrosis and it is SO difficult to find products that help with excessive sweating. Since this product took a while for me to find, I thought perhaps it would work. It definitely doesn't. The first time I used it, I made the stupid mistake of dabbing it all over my face. Within 3 minutes, my face was on fire. Tingling, shooting, burning pains that lasted a good 30 minutes. I learned to never do that again, but thought it would be tolerable to just use on my hairline/forehead since that's where I sweat the most. Same reaction of course, but I sweat just as much as I usually do. It did not help with the sweating at all. At this point, I am considering botox because I hear that helps the most. There is also a Rx pill that my dr and I discussed but it comes with A LOT of side effects, so she doesn't necessarily recommend, but said she'll prescribe it if I like. I am going to do a bit more research before going with either, but something has got to give. I have always dealt with hyperhydrosis, but as I've gotten older, it has definitely gotten worse. I hate it. It negatively effects everything. Anyhow, this product does NOT help with sweating, so I would not recommend.

So far the product is working to manage the Bromhidrosis. Im pleased.

It’s doesn’t work well for me. It reduces perspiration in my underarms but doesn’t eliminate the wetness completely. I have been disappointed. I will most likely ask my physician for prescription antiperspirant next time I visit.

my dermatologist suggest this so I got it and does it stop the embarrassing armpit sweating. I put it on a cotton ball and give my pits a couple swipes the night before. It prickles for a bit which concerned me at first but I haven’t had any armpit sweating coming thru my shirts since I started using it and I know it worked when i was outside in 95 degree heat for a bit and I was good! I am never buying deodorant again