Stiefel Driclor Reviews

i am an excessive sweater.... hot or cold....ill be sweating... usually after school everyday i'll always come home with wet patchs no matter how much anti perspirant i use. i recently was reccommened driclor. I went to buy it immediately and tried it. i felt no stinging or anything. Trial 1 i was not sweating ...  Read the complete review

Combats excessive perspiration - Advantages: Works like a miracle, Don't have to use everyday, Easy to use - Disadvantages: Some discomfort if area is slightly wet, Used to come in a bigger package, Expensive

You use it differently to other anti-perspirants, put it on at night, wash it off in the morning and then use your normal deoderant for a nice smelling effect. It stops sweating dead. The only drawback in my opinion is that it stings like hell initially! You've just got to learn to only apply a small amount and in the right area. ...  Read the complete review

Effective but with pain involved - Advantages: Will stop underam sweat, After first week, only needs to be applied every 2-3 days, Restores confidence - Disadvantages: Stings like crazy. may keep you awake at night, Large red rashes under arm, Itchiness the following day

I started sweating and soon realised that no matter what deodrant i used it didn't help. After feeling paranoid about damp patches under my arms and after taking showers 7 times in one day I eventually went to see my doctor feeling like a complete freak. My doctor said hyperhidrosis is very difficult to treat and he perscribed some ...  Read the complete review

Driclor is a strong aluminium chloride deodorant designed for the treatment of hyperhidrosis ? excessive perspiration. You put it on at night, leave it on over night, and wash it off in the morning. You then apply regular deodorant. This is incredibly effective, and completely stops underarm perspiration. A word of ...  Read the complete review

I recommend this product 100% . I was one of those people who constantly had wet patches on my clothing under my arms regardless of the outside temperature. It meant that I couldn't wear a lot of clothing that I would have liked to and also meant that I was constantly self-conscious! Last week I started reading up on excessive perspiration on ...  Read the complete review

I have tried various aluminium chloride based deodorants such as Driclor and Anhydrol Forte but they absolutely kill me.. as soon as I put them on the irritation/stinging/itching/burning almost drives me insane and I have to wash it off almost immediately. I think I may have particularly sensitive skin as these products seem to work for many other ...  Read the complete review

Driclor saved me - Advantages: it works!!!, it is easy to use, quick results - Disadvantages: stings like heck after shaving!!, can't be in contact with clothing

driclor - Advantages: no sweat.nothing worked for me except driclor , perfect if you wax your underarms and then use the product - Disadvantages: don't shave underarms, it kills you, too much pain if you don't use wax., your body gets used to it you start sweating but very little, nothing like before!

When i first started using this product, my skin suffered greatly, but then i learnt if it was applied every other day, the irratation was greatly reduced. I then used various products on my skin during the day such as vaseline and savlon which stoped my skin drying out and stopped the irratation. I now apply driclor once a week to my armpits ...  Read the complete review

I found this product recommended in a medical journal at my local library. I decided to try it and ordered it from my chemist (cost approx £4.95). After the first application it really irrated my armpits but I decided to persevere and found that if used every other evening then there is little irritation and the effects last a couple of days. It ...  Read the complete review

I bought this Driclor product from my local chemist. Large packaging - very small bottle inside - very expensive. It is meant to stop sweating for "days not hours". You are meant to apply it at night and wash it off in the morning. I have done this twice and now have angry blisters under both arms! Even as I type this I am ...  Read the complete review

Now available over the counter, although shop around on the Internet if you are going to buy as prices can vary. For years I used to sweat under my arms, as the result of nerves/stress. This was particularly embarrassing at work and during social occasions. The sweat under my arms would drip down my torso, ruin clothes and cause ...  Read the complete review

I was first prescribed this product a number of years ago. Although following all directions to the letter, the pain which followed the application meant that I had to wash the product off almost immediately. Not one to be discouraged, I returned to the doctor, who agreed that the marks remaining under my arms (which now resembled severe ...  Read the complete review

I tried Driclor a few months ago for a few weeks,and despite it being recommended by pharmacists,i think it did me no good really.I found that it stung like mad once i had applied it,to the extent that i found it hard to sleep.It also left me with huge red circles around my armpits,that persisted.I therefore only used it sporadically,because of ...  Read the complete review

You roll Driclor under your armpits before you go to bed and then in the morning you wash it off with soap and water. It is super-efective and I have always felt the results of one application for several days. It is actualy for the treatment of hyperhidrosis which is excessive sweating. Unless you have this whereby usual deodorants don’t ...  Read the complete review

For the treatment of hyper-hidrosis (excessive perspiration) try Driclor, it's serious stuff. Looks clinical. Was on prescription but now available from the pharmacist and not too cheap. Read the leaflet carefully- in a nutshell, after washing at night, roll it on and then wash off in the morning. Use your normal spray/roll-on during the day. ...  Read the complete review

If top brand deodorants don't work for you.. ask your doctor for Driclor. Also available over the counter, this small roll on anti-perspirant is a magical cure for hyper-hydrosis (excessive sweating). You use it in the evening, daily at first and then reducing to a few times a week, and shower it off in the morning. Unlike other formulas, it ...  Read the complete review