As a dermatologist with a keen interest in treatments for hyperhidrosis, I've had the opportunity to study and apply various solutions to manage excessive sweating.
Drysol is a topical treatment that has been widely used for this purpose, and its mechanism of action is quite intriguing.

Drysol, as a brand name, is associated with a formulation that contains aluminum chloride hexahydrate and anhydrous ethyl alcohol. These two components are crucial for its efficacy in treating hyperhidrosis, a condition characterized by excessive sweating beyond what is needed for thermoregulation.

The primary mode of action of Drysol involves the closure of sweat ducts.read more >>

Drysol is the brand name of a topical treatment that uses aluminum chloride hexahydrate and anhydrous ethyl alcohol. It's used to treat excessive sweating. ... It works by closing your sweat ducts. Drysol can be used on areas such as the underarms, scalp, hands, and feet.May 4, 2016read more >>