Indications 

Drysol Liquid is a topical treatment prescribed for hyperhidrosis; a condition marked by excessive perspiration. 

As an antiperspirant, Drysol Liquid works by targeting sweat-producing cells, thereby reducing perspiration. 

Uses and Dosage 

Before applying Drysol Liquid and each time you get a prescription refill, carefully review the provided medication guide and patient information leaflet. For queries or further details, seek guidance from your healthcare provider or pharmacist. 

Drysol Liquid is suitable for use on arms, feet, and hands.  

Initially, this medication is typically applied once to the sweaty area before bedtime. Following 2 to 3 days, your doctor may advise adjusting the frequency of application to once or twice a week. 

To use Drysol Liquid effectively, follow these steps: 

1. Wait a minimum of 2 hours after bathing or showering before using this medication. 
2. Ensure the intended treatment area is completely dry before application. 
3. Apply the medication by moistening a cotton ball or using your fingers without rubbing it in. 
4. Allow the applied medication to dry and keep it on for 6 to 8 hours. 
   • If using on the hands or feet, wrap the treated area with plastic wrap and cover with a mitten or sock. 
5. In the morning, cleanse the treated area with soap and water, then gently towel dry. 

Refrain from using Drysol Liquid on skin that has been recently shaved, waxed, or is currently broken or irritated. 

Exercise caution to avoid contact between this medication and your eyes, mouth, nose, or lips. If accidental contact occurs, immediately rinse with water. 

To maximize effectiveness, follow the precise guidelines for applying Drysol Liquid. Refrain from using more of this medication or more frequently or longer than your doctor advises. 

Promptly inform your doctor if your condition continues or worsens. 

Ensure that the bottle of Drysol Liquid is tightly sealed and stored at room temperature, away from heat sources or open flames. This medication contains alcohol and is highly flammable, evaporating quickly upon exposure to air. 

Side Effects 

Listed below are the potential side effects of Drysol Liquid. Tell your doctor promptly if any of these symptoms last or worsen. 

Common Side Effects 

• Mild burning sensation or itching of treated skin 
• Tingling or a prickling sensation 

Serious side effects 

• Severe burning, inflammation, or swelling of the treated skin 

Notify your doctor right away if any of the serious side effects listed above occur. 

Allergic Reactions 

In rare cases, Drysol Liquid may trigger a severe allergic reaction. Promptly seek medical aid upon observing any indications of a severe allergic response, including: 

• Difficulty in breathing 
• Face, lips, tongue, or throat swelling 
• Hives 
• Dizziness 
• Chest tightness 

This list does not cover all side effects of Drysol Liquid. Should you observe any other effects, reach out to your doctor or pharmacist. 

Cautions 

Before initiating the use of Drysol Liquid, inform your doctor about any known allergies, particularly to aluminum chloride or any of the inactive ingredients in this anti-perspirant. 

Before using Drysol Liquid, disclose your medical background to your doctor to determine its suitability for your specific condition. 

Some products have the potential to interact with Drysol Liquid, such as: 

• Alternative antiperspirants 

• Disulfiram 
• Metronidazole 
• Tinidazole 

To mitigate the likelihood of such interactions, notify your healthcare provider or pharmacist if you are currently taking any other prescription or over-the-counter medications, dietary supplements, or herbal remedies. 

Use caution when applying Drysol Liquid to avoid staining garments and fabrics or causing harm to metal. Make sure the medication is fully dry before wearing clothing on the treated area. 

Inform your doctor about your pregnancy or plans for pregnancy so that you can have a detailed conversation regarding the pros and cons of utilizing Drysol Liquid during this period. 

Inform your doctor if you are breastfeeding before using Drysol Liquid and discuss any possible risks to your baby.