Certain Dri Information

Certain Dri is the #1 over-the-counter antiperspirant brand that doctors recommend for their patients with excessive sweating. In fact, it is one of the original clinical antiperspirant brands and one of the only brands that offers a variety of solutions specifically developed to help people who suffer from excessive sweating, clinically known as hyperhidrosis. The Certain Dri product line offers three levels of sweat protection: Prescription Strength, Extra Strength and Everyday Strength. Dermatologists often recommend the active ingredient Aluminum Chloride for patients with excessive sweating, which can only be found in Certain Dri Prescription Strength Clinical Roll-On at the retail shelf. This product is the strongest in the Certain Dri line and is the most effective antiperspirant you can buy without a prescription. Certain Dri Extra Strength Clinical Solid is an extra-effective antiperspirant + deodorant that has been shown to provide long-lasting wetness protection for people who may require a product that is more gentle on sensitive skin. Lastly, Certain Dri Everyday Strength Clinical Solid or Roll-On is the first step in managing excessive sweating and has been shown to provide all-day protection for many people who seek an effective clinical antiperspirant with added deodorant protection. For optimal effectiveness against excessive underarm sweating, apply Certain Dri at night before bedtime. This is when people perspire less, so more of the antiperspirant's aluminum-based active ingredient is pulled into the sweat ducts, more effectively plugging pores and signaling the sweat glands to reduce or stop perspiration. Make sure skin is completely dry to get the best protection against excessive sweating and avoid discomfort. If there is too much sweat or water on your skin it may cause irritation or stinging and compromise efficacy. Using an antiperspirant after directly shaving your underarms is also not recommended since the skin is typically irritated by this and applying an antiperspirant can cause further irritation.