Sweatblock
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What is Sweatblock?
SweatBlock is a topical antiperspirant formulated to reduce excessive sweating, known as hyperhidrosis. It is typically applied once or twice a week and works by temporarily blocking sweat glands, thereby providing extended protection against underarm wetness and odor. Suitable for various skin types, SweatBlock's clinical-strength formula is designed to offer effective sweat control with long-lasting results.Side Effects
- skin irritation
- burning sensation
- itching
Warnings
- for external use only
- avoid contact with eyes
- discontinue use if irritation persists
- keep out of reach of children
- do not apply to broken skin
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What is Sweatblock ?
SweatBlock is a topical antiperspirant formulated to reduce excessive sweating, known as hyperhidrosis. It is typically applied once or twice a week and works by temporarily blocking sweat glands, thereby providing extended protection against underarm wetness and odor. Suitable for various skin types, SweatBlock's clinical-strength formula is designed to offer effective sweat control with long-lasting results.- skin irritation
- burning sensation
- itching
- rash
- for external use only
- avoid contact with eyes
- discontinue use if irritation persists
- keep out of reach of children
- do not apply to broken skin
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