Driclor Antiperspirant Solution Roll-On Applicator 20% - 20ml

Driclor is a 20% aluminium chloride hexahydrate solution in a 20ml roll-on, used at night to treat excessive sweating of the underarms, hands and feet, sold by Ways Pharmacy (UK).

Key facts

Who it is for

• People with heavy or excessive sweating that ordinary antiperspirants do not control.
• Use on the underarms, hands or feet as directed in the leaflet.

Not suitable for: Do not apply to broken, irritated, sensitive or recently shaved skin, and do not use on children under 3 years.

How to use

1. Read the enclosed leaflet carefully before use.
2. Dry the area thoroughly before applying, because use on damp skin can cause irritation.
3. Apply once a day, last thing at night.
4. Wash the treated area in the morning and do not reapply during the day. You can still use your usual deodorant.
5. Once daytime sweating has stopped, reduce applications to twice a week or less.

Frequently asked questions

When should I apply Driclor?

Apply it at night to completely dry skin and wash it off the next morning.

Can I still use my normal deodorant?

Yes. Driclor is applied at night, so you can use your usual deodorant during the day.

Can I use it after shaving?

Do not apply it to freshly shaved skin. Leave time after shaving so the skin is not irritated.

How often do I need to use it?

Use it every night at first. Once sweating is under control, twice a week or less is usually enough.

Will it stain clothes?

It can. Let it dry fully before putting on clothes or nightwear.

Safety and storage

• Read the PIL. Report suspected side effects through the MHRA Yellow Card scheme.
• For external use only. Avoid contact with the eyes, nose and mouth.
• Flammable: keep away from open flames.
• May damage costume jewellery and polished metal, and may stain fabrics.
• Keep the cap tightly closed and store upright below 25°C.
• Keep out of the reach and sight of children.

This is a medicine. Always read the enclosed leaflet before use. Consult your doctor or pharmacist if you have an underlying medical condition or take other medicines.