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Antiperspirants vs Dermadry

Which is the best solution to treat excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis)?

Antiperspirants can help the average person keep their sweating under control, but if you suffer from hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating), they often will not be effective enough to keep you dry. If you’re looking for effectiveness and long-lasting results, discover Dermadry, which can help even the most severe cases of hyperhidrosis of the hands, feet, and underarms.
Antiperspirants contain aluminum salts, which is the active ingredient that helps reduce sweating. Antiperspirants (prevent sweating) and deodorants (prevent odor) are not the same, consult our antiperspirants vs deodorants chart to learn more.
For a better understanding of what solution is best suited for you, check out our Antiperspirants vs. Dermadry comparative chart below.
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What type of treatment is it?
Aluminum antiperspirant.
Home-use iontophoresis machine. Watch a demo.
What zones does it treat?
Most commonly used and designed for underarms, though other formulations exist for other parts of the body.
Hands, feet, and underarms
How does it work?
Antiperspirants decrease sweating by creating temporary “plugs” in the underarm made of aluminum salts.
Iontophoresis works by directing a mild current to the skin to neutralize the overactive signal from the nerves to the sweat glands. Learn more about iontophoresis.
How effective is it?
Antiperspirants are most effective for those who sweat an average amount. They are generally ineffective for those suffering from hyperhidrosis.
Very effective! 98.3%* success rate on even the most severe cases of hyperhidrosis.
How much does it cost?
Prices can range based on location and formulation (concentration of aluminum). Generally between US$3-US$25 per tube, which must be repurchased every few weeks or months, depending on use.
The Dermadry Total is US$699 and is a one-time buy.
How long do results last?
Antiperspirants generally only offer a few hours of protection before reapplication is required. Some strong formulations may provide 24-72h of protection, but not generally in the case of hyperhidrosis sufferers.
Results are long-lasting. Treatments can provide up to 6 weeks of dryness at a time during the maintenance phase.
Availability?
Widely available worldwide.
Treatment is done at home, anytime. Device ships globally for free.
What are people saying?
Antiperspirants are generally ineffective for those who have hyperhidrosis. They are best for those who sweat an average amount.
More than 1,000 5-star reviews. Read our testimonials.
What are the side-effects?
Common side effects, especially with high aluminum percentage antiperspirants include irritation, burning, and itching.
Minor and temporary side effects such as skin reddening and irritation.
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*/ Based on the survey results of 748 respondents.

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