🌡️ SweatBlock Lotion for Hands & Feet | Proven to Reduce Excessive Sweating, Control Hand & Foot Sweat | Prevents Smelly Feet | Effective & Safe | FDA Compliant | Anti Sweat Lotion for Women & Men | 50mL Review

I don't know what the negative reviews are talking about. I have yet to see any "residue" or "film" from this product. Maybe they use too much. My feet have been sweating my whole life. I often come home with my feet so wet my socks are wet. My shoes are turning white on the outside from the salt in my sweat and it's very embarrassing. I've tried dry socks, wool socks, ventilated shoes, etc., etc. All without success. Then I bought this. He stopped sweating on the first day! My shoes are dry…

I took advice from others and tried lotion on my hands with the fan running and waited an hour for it to dry completely before going to bed. I guess the lotion couldn't treat my hyperhidrosis because my sweat kept seeping through it. Anyway, after a few days my hands started itching. I thought maybe my hands need to get used to it after a while so I tried again after a couple of weeks to no avail. Hands before work meetings/communications that require a handshake, but I usually start sweating…

Heeding the advice of others, I tried lotion on my hands next to a running fan and waited an hour for it to dry completely before going to bed. I guess the lotion couldn't treat my hyperhidrosis because my sweat kept seeping through it. Anyway, after a few days my hands started itching. I thought maybe my hands would have to get used to it after a while so I tried again after a couple of weeks to no avail. Hands before work meetings/communications that require a handshake, but I usually start…

I have hyperhidrosis on my hands and feet. Sweat blocking didn't work for me. I spilled a few bottles hoping it might make a difference but didn't get anything. I've also tried Carpe, Crystal Deodorant Mist, Xerac Ac and Iontophoresis but none of them worked. I found out about glycopyrrolate on the Hyperhydrosis forum on Reddit and decided to give it a try. You need a prescription from your doctor if you are in the US. It's been about a month now and my sweating is almost gone. I only sweat…

I have been suffering from severe hyperhidrosis, especially craniofacial hyperhidrosis, for 7 years. I had problems when I worked in a hospital. I was always wet as a washcloth. I considered an endoscopic thoracic sympathectomy to sever the sweat glands. But the operation is very painful. I found Sweat Block and realized this was my last chance. I bought pads, lotion and deodorant together. I use all three together every day/night and I'm finally getting on with my life. How I use the products: