Review on 🌡️ 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 by Mary Beauchene

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 when it's over 80 degrees, but when I return to a cooler place, my sweating stops. Dry mouth is the only side effect I have, but it's tolerable with water. I still sweat when I exercise but not as much anymore so I drink plenty of water to avoid overheating. I'm 25 years old, 5'10, 205 lbs. I take two 1mg tablets two hours before meals each morning. I am writing this in the hope that it will help someone. This sucks and I hope they find a cure for this once and for all. You're not alone. Visit the Hyperhidrosis forum on Reddit to learn about the thousands of other people going through it.