Strong 1.7 oz Pack of 2 Degree Men Clinical Antiperspirant Deodorant for Sport Strength Review

Smells nice, but that's where it ends for me. It is a white, wet, powdery consistency that takes a long time to dry. It gets on all my shirts and if you ever wear tank tops or shirts with a muscular body, forget it. It just spreads everywhere. It works well, but not as well as Mitchum in every way. It smells better because all of the Mitchum Clinical products I could get my hands on are odorless. The hunt continues.

The description of this product contains false advertising. It clearly says there are 2 in the pack but only 1 comes. At $15-16 that's not a good price considering I can get 1 stick at the grocery store for around $7. 1 stick I received is fine. I'm not sure what exactly "athletic strength" means because at the end of the day I'm still sweating. The scent is too flowery for me and reminds me of women's deodorants. Due to the high price per stick and the feminine scent that the "Sport Strength"…

I'm a tall person so I have to wear deodorant all the time to make sure I don't sweat/smell. Using this product for the first time was a game changer. At the end of the day I could still smell the deodorant which I think is very impressive as normal deodorant only lasts about half the day even when it does.

I have used at least ten different types of antiperspirants over the past five years and this (over the counter) is the most effective I have come across. I'm a bulky sweater, especially in social situations, and this clinical-grade brand has greatly reduced the visible sweat stains under my arms. As others have pointed out, due to its potency, it has several side effects. I developed a very slight rash in my left armpit which cleared up with use. It will also be difficult to wash off…

I am a woman with chronically sweaty armpits. This is great because it lasts a lot longer than the deodorant sold for women. Keeps me dry and fresh.

Female deodorant has never worked for me so I always use male deodorant which works best for me. I read somewhere that MotionSence keeps you dry. So I bought Degree with MotionSense. Then they came out with this clinical power and always used it. A few bucks more, but hey, I smell fresh. I use "pure" because it doesn't smell like a man. In summer I use the spray under my breasts.

My son-in-law is a firefighter/paramedic, spends a lot of time outdoors and is always on the go so we're always trying to find products to make him more comfortable. Since it's advertised as a "clinical" strength, I figured it was just what he needed here in this Texas heat. Unfortunately he told me he doesn't want to buy it again that it didn't help at all. He asked us to buy what he had used before. It may work for others, it doesn't work for him.

I have always used Degree and swear by this brand. Over the years I wanted something that could help with underarm sweating and switched to Advanced Degree Protection and had nothing but good things to say about it. Price point so I decided to give it a try. It was about the same price but 2 units instead of 3 with Advanced Protection. It keeps you nice and dry, but I can smell body odor when I take my shirt off; if I smell it, then everyone can smell it. It may have better sweat protection…

This formula is useless. Bought for my 15 year old son who does a lot of exercise and clearly sweats a lot - this product was no different than using a cheap, low spec brand. All the men in my family use a diploma, so I thought this was the best way. Not correct.

This product's description contains false advertising. It clearly says there are 2 in the pack but only 1. At $15-16 that's not a good price considering I can get 1 stick at the grocery store for around $7. 1 stick I received is fine. I'm not sure what exactly "athletic strength" means because at the end of the day I'm still sweating. The scent is too flowery for me and reminds me of women's deodorants. Due to the high price per stick and the feminine scent that the "Sport Strength" sticks…

I've used at least ten different types of antiperspirant , the last five years and this is by far the most effective (over the counter) I have come across. I'm a bulky sweater, especially in social situations, and this clinical-grade brand has greatly reduced the visible sweat stains under my arms. As others have pointed out, due to its potency, it has several side effects. I developed a very slight rash in my left armpit which cleared up with use. It will also be difficult to wash off…