👐 Carpe Antiperspirant Hand and Foot Lotion Package Deal - Stop Sweaty Hands and Feet, Save 17%, Dermatologist-Recommended, Popular Choice Review

First off I would like to say that this review is from a person who has been battling hyperhidrosis (abnormal/excessive sweating) for a long time I took medication for it and it helped a bit, but i still sweat a lot sometimes so i bought this product to try and help my hands sweat and it makes no difference to me. A major factor in my decision to purchase this product was the fact that it was labeled as a lotion. I haven't used lotion in years because it increases the amount of sweat my hands…

I was skeptical and didn't actually buy any medication or anything for my sweat problem. The doctor said it was normal and okay. Every day I felt less secure when my hands suddenly started to sweat. Sweating may have occurred during periods of nervousness, humidity/hot temperatures, or in some cases simply by accident. It's been like this for more than 10 years and for a long time I didn't dare to shake hands or do anything with my hands. I saw advertisements about Carpe on TV and thought about

I have suffered from hyperhidrosis my whole life and have seen many dermatologists. I can't tell you how many times I've been disappointed by a Drysol recipe that never worked for me. The last doctor prescribed me an iontophoresis treatment (not covered by insurance) which helped a lot but didn't stop the sweating as much as I had hoped, especially on the legs. Botox is too expensive and not covered by my insurance. This carpe works great for me when combined with iontophoresis. I don't want to

I have hyperhidrosis of 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. About a month has passed and my sweating has almost disappeared. I only sweat…

I have quite severe Hyperhidrosis in my hands and feet and finally I decided I had enough so I went to my doctor and he prescribed me Drysol which I have used in the past, and it looks well worked. Well, apparently there is a shortage of Drysol in the country, because I called about a dozen pharmacies and nobody had it, and everyone was waiting. I started looking for other remedies and a friend told me about it so I decided to give it a try. I was quite skeptical as it is a lotion. and if you…

Just got this lotion to try (for hands and feet). In the morning I tried a little on my hands. This left my hands feeling chalky and dry. I followed the instructions and washed my hands after 10 minutes because I didn't like the smell and didn't want to touch anything with it on my hands. However, later that night (about 15 hours later) I was standing in my bathroom styling my hair when I felt blood spurting out of me like I was about to pass out and I suddenly felt nauseous and sweating (…

This material works much better than expected. It feels like having wax on your hands. So you have the best grip! But this also causes friction (hands don't want to reach into tight pockets). The smell is weak but could be better. I think if your hands/feet sweat they will sweat. But this material dramatically reduces the amount released through the pores. I've been using it as directed for almost two weeks and have seen good results. If you use it for a month as you are told, I think the…

Seems to reduce hand and foot sweating. But on really bad days it doesn't help. I don't understand why there is hand cream and foot cream. I ordered both because I thought I needed both, but they are identical. The composition is exactly the same, the active ingredients and % are exactly the same, even the instructions for use. I could buy one and use it on both hands and feet. It looks like it's just an advertisement to trick you into buying two. Generally I will use it to help with events and

I was skeptical and didn't buy any medication or anything for my sweat problem. The doctor said it was normal and nothing to worry about. Every day I felt less secure when my hands suddenly started to sweat. Sweating may have occurred during periods of nervousness, humidity/hot temperatures, or in some cases simply by accident. It's been like this for more than 10 years and for a long time I didn't dare to shake hands or do anything with my hands. I saw an advertisement for Carpe on TV and…

I have hyperhidrosis on my arms and legs. 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 when

My 7 year old daughter has hyperhidrosis on her hands and feet. Her father had this condition and I realized she had it when she was only about a year old. She has struggled with "sweaty hands” and "sweaty feet” (as she puts it) her entire life. It became more difficult for her when she reached school age and had to start writing. Your papers get wet and we have to take breaks from homework. She likes gymnastics, but it also disappoints her. It has taken a toll on her confidence and as a parent