Drysol vs. Maxim antiperspirant

Drysol antiperspirant is an antiperspirant used for excessive sweating and hyperhidrosis. Drysol has been used by dermatologists since the early 1960's. Drysol contains 20% aluminum chloride hexahydrate in an alcohol carrier. Drysol can be a very good product as a last resort. Drysol can also have draw backs. The main draw back to Drysol is that Drysol can cause major skin irritation, swelling, redness and itching. Drysol can cause these adverse reactions due to the high concentration of Drysol's 20% aluminum chloride. You also need a prescription to use Drysol and Drysol is not easily obtainable on the web because you have to buy Drysol from Canada.

Looking for a prescription strength antiperspirant that doesn't cause irritation like Drysol? Try Maxim antiperspirant. Maxim antiperspirant contains 15% aluminum chloride hexahydrate in an aqueous base and is significantly less irritating than Drysol. In a recent clinical study, Maxim reduced heavy perspiration by nearly 70%. Patients using Maxim have also benefited from Maxim Sensitive.