Certain Dri Anti-Perspirant, Roll-On, Prescription Strength, 1.2 oz.
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Product Reviews of Certain Dri Anti-Perspirant, Roll-On, Prescription Strength, 1.2 oz.
Product Review: It Works When Used Correctly
Summary: 5 Stars
If you use it correctly, you won't have any problems or perspiration.
Do NOT put on a shirt directly after applying and do NOT use while armpits are sweaty or wet.
Works perfectly if you follow the rules!
Product Review: It Works a Bit, but OWwWwW!
Summary: 2 Stars
As a female, excessive sweating I think is almost worse than it is for a man. Mine is pretty bad. I turned to Certain Dri, hoping it would help - and it does, a little. It's not a miracle worker by any means, but at this point, even a little something is a big help.
But don't listen to the reviews that say there is some 'minor' irriation - it burns and cause a red itchy rash. This is made even worse if you put it on freshly shaved skin - YiKeS! I'll never do that again! Seriously, it can be very painful. I only use it when I absolutely have to.
Product Review: It Works!
Summary: 5 Stars
Hands down, this works. I'm a teenager and had issues with going out and I had to constantly think about it. Life is so much easier and carefree now and I only have to use it about twice a week, then normal deoderant the rest of the time. I won't need to use anything else again. It's great!Product Review: It Works!!
Summary: 5 Stars
As someone who sweats incredibly much more than the average person, I have gone through countless over the counter antiperspirants/deodorants, THIS ONE WORKS!!Product Review: It minimally worked
Summary: 2 Stars
I tried this and despite the burning feeling under my armpits, it worked for about a couple of weeks. However, now, about 2 weeks after using it, it is entirely ineffective. I am extremely disappointed that this deodorant no longer works. I followed the directions explicitly, but it isn't effective. Any suggestions on a better type of antiperspirant?