Drysol Online Prescription

Drysol - Overview

Drysol is a prescription medication used in the treatment of excessive sweating. People who might need a Drysol prescription can use Push Health to connect with a medical provider who can prescribe Drysol solution deodorant when appropriate and indicated to do so.

What Is Drysol?

What is Drysol and how does Drysol work? Drysol is indicated for use in severe cases of hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating). Affecting millions of people, hyperhidrosis is often resistant to traditional deodorants and requires prescription antiperspirants such as Drysol. Drysol consists of aluminum hexahydrate in anhydrous ethanol. Aluminum salts are thought to obstruct sweat gland ducts through damaging cells of the duct, leading to the formation of a plug which prevents sweat from being released. This process is not thought to be permanent as the cells in the duct are reformed but it is possible that the sweat glands are affected over longer periods of time with ongoing use.

Drysol - Use and Coupon

Drysol is typically applied once daily at bedtime to affected areas although the application frequency may be different, depending on the judgement of the medical provider and the length of use. Some providers may also prescribe covering the area of treatment with a plastic wrap. Drysol should not be applied to broken skin or areas with skin irritation. Prescription Drysol generally contains a higher concentration of aluminum salts than Drysol OTC versions. Drysol is relatively inexpensive, costing under $20 at most US pharmacies for 1 bottle with 35 ml of 20% topical solution. Drysol coupons may also be available online. Some people want a Drysol prescription because of its higher strength and because and some insurance plans may cover the cost of a Drysol prescription when prescribed.

Can I Buy Drysol Online?

Some versions of Drysol with weaker concentrations are available over the counter (OTC) and online in the United States. Prescription Drysol, like other prescription medications, are only available at pharmacies in the United States with a valid prescription from a medical provider and, for these versions, one cannot buy Drysol online. People who need a Drysol prescription, however, can use Push Health to connect with a medical provider who can prescribe Drysol medication, including Drysol topical, when appropriate to do so.

Drysol - Side Effects

Drysol can cause side effects in some people. Side effects resulting from Drysol use include rash, redness, irritation and swelling at the application site. Drysol should not be used in the eyes or other unapproved parts of the body. Drysol should be used cautiously in people with known kidney disease. Drysol and alcohol should not be used together. People with a known hypersensitivity to aluminum chloride or Drysol should not use this medication. Before using Drysol, it is important to discuss concerns and possible side effects with one's medical provider and pharmacist.

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