Is SweatBlock good for hyperhidrosis?

SweatBlock Clinical Strength Wipes are specifically designed to treat excessive underarm sweating (axillary hyperhidrosis). However, some users report success using the wipes in other body areas like the hands, feet, back and face.

Which is better Carpe or SweatBlock?

And basically, the difference is that SweatBlock has a higher concentration of aluminium than Carpe. So Sweatblock is stronger (think clinical level) but that can lead to more skin irritations. Carpe is weaker so it’s less irritating but then it’s for less severe cases. Whichever you chose is up to your needs.

Is Duradry safe to use?

Yes. Our products are FDA compliant and completely safe. Duradry works on the same principle as other antiperspirants, except we use different active ingredients. Moreover, Duradry is dermatologist approved.

Is odaban antiperspirant safe?

Apply to the scalp by carefully parting the hair and dabbing sparingly with a cotton bud. Frequency of application with ODABAN® will often vary with each individual, just take your time and gradually reduce the rate and amount of product used to achieve and then maintain protection.

What are the ingredients in a sweat block?

Other ingredients: Water, polyoxyethylenesorbitan monolaurate, polyethylene glycol 8000, eugenol, vitamin E oil, assorted tannins and phytosterols derived from natural plant extracts, 0.15% benzoic acid for preservative. My initial impression of SweatBlock is – it works!

Can you use sweatblock as an antiperspirant?

“SweatBlock works when most antiperspirants fall short. An overwhelming majority of our customers report life-changing results. Due to body chemistry, not all experience satisfactory results.

What kind of salt is used in antiperspirants?

The most common aluminum salt compounds found in today’s antiperspirants are aluminum chloride, aluminum chlorohydrate, aluminum chloride hexaydrate and aluminum zirconium tricholorhydrex glycine. While the effectiveness of these varies, each of these aluminum compounds works to reduce sweating in the same basic way.

Which is the best antiperspirant for your feet?

Xerac AC is a topical, prescription-only treatment designed for use on the underarms, palms and feet. Active Ingredient: Aluminum Chloride Hexahydrate (6.25%) Formalaz is a sweating treatment specifically designed to combat foot odor and sweat. A prescription-only option for plantar hyperhidrosis or foot sweating.