Aluminum Chloride
Aluminum Chloride 100GM of
What is Aluminum Chloride?
Aluminum chloride is a chemical compound primarily used as a topical antiperspirant in over-the-counter formulations to control excessive sweating. It works by blocking the sweat glands, thereby reducing the amount of sweat produced. Aluminum chloride is also employed in various industrial applications, including water purification and as a catalyst in chemical reactions.Side Effects
- Irritation or burning sensation at the application site
- Itching and redness
- Swelling of the treated area
Warnings
- Do not apply on broken or irritated skin
- Avoid contact with eyes, nose, and mouth
- Discontinue use if excessive irritation or allergic reaction occurs
- Consult a healthcare provider before using if pregnant or breastfeeding
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What is Aluminum Chloride ?
Aluminum chloride is a chemical compound primarily used as a topical antiperspirant in over-the-counter formulations to control excessive sweating. It works by blocking the sweat glands, thereby reducing the amount of sweat produced. Aluminum chloride is also employed in various industrial applications, including water purification and as a catalyst in chemical reactions.- Irritation or burning sensation at the application site
- Itching and redness
- Swelling of the treated area
- Tingling or prickly skin sensation
- Do not apply on broken or irritated skin
- Avoid contact with eyes, nose, and mouth
- Discontinue use if excessive irritation or allergic reaction occurs
- Consult a healthcare provider before using if pregnant or breastfeeding
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Aluminum Chloride 100GM of
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