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Max Clinical DRIBOOST® Antiperspirant Wipes - 1 Pack Reviews

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About SweatBlock:

SweatBlock is a trade-secret antiperspirant formula pre-soaked on a soft towelette. Specifically designed to stop excessive sweating and reduce irritation for up to 7 days per use, SweatBlock is strong against sweat even when other antiperspirants have let you down.<br /> <br /> Stay dry and comfortable guaranteed!<br /> Wear any color or fabric - worry free<br /> Save your shirts and your pride<br /> Apply every 7 days or as needed

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I applied SweatBlock Saturday; here it is Wednesday and I'm still dry! I was reluctant to believe this could actually help treat my hyperhydrosis, but I stand corrected.
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Posted 7 years ago
Sweat Block worked terrific. I will order more
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Posted 7 years ago
Good product. I sweat literally for no reason and this has definitely given me my confidence back.
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Posted 7 years ago
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Posted 7 years ago
This is a great product! I sweat very heavily and most antiperspirants do little to nothing. I work outdoors and even with how active I am and how hot it has been this summer I get 3-4 days of it working great. I sweat heavy year round and could see each application easily lasting seven days when I'm not outdoors in summer temperatures all day.
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Posted 7 years ago
It works!! I have had armpit sweat since I started using SweatBlock, even when I’m doing yard work or working out. Finally something that works!!
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Posted 7 years ago
WOW!! Actually works and blocks out all the sweat. Only downside is that each wipe exactly lasts a week!
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Posted 7 years ago
I have a severe case of hyperhidrosis, sweating in hands, feet, groin and pits, and have tried tons of products. The iontophoresis didn't work and hurt. all the deodorants didn't work. I took anti-cholergenics for 20 years and those were not foolproof and then I heard they lead to dementia
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Posted 7 years ago