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Drysol - Overview
Drysol is a prescription medication used in the treatment of excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis). People who might need a prescription can use Push Health to connect with a medical provider who can prescribe Drysol solution deodorant when appropriate and indicated to do so.
What Is Drysol Used For?
Drysol is a medication indicated for use in severe cases of hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating) - commonly around the underarms, palms, or soles. Drysol consists of aluminum hexahydrate and works as a high-strength antiperspirant. The aluminum salts in the medication form a temporary plug within sweat ducts, preventing sweat from reaching the skin surface. The effect is not permanent and ongoing use is often needed to maintain the effect. While lower-strength aluminum chloride products are sold over the counter, Drysol is prescribed because it contains a higher concentration for patients who need stronger therapy.
Drysol - Use and Coupon
Drysol is typically prescribed to be applied once daily at bedtime to dry skin in affected areas. Some medical providers may customize the course to the patient's needs. Generally, it is recommended to be used once daily at first although many people may reduce use to a few times per week after sweating improves. Drysol should not be applied to broken, recently shaved, or irritated skin and the area should be washed in the morning. Some medical providers may recommend covering the treatment area with a wrap.
Drysol is relatively inexpensive, costing under $20-30 per bottle at most US pharmacies. Prescription discount cards may be available and some insurance plans may help cover costs associated with the medication.
Can I Buy Drysol Online?
Prescription versions of Drysol are not available over the counter. People who need prescription-strength Drysol, however, can use Push Health to connect with a medical provider who can prescribe the topical medication to the patient's pharmacy when appropriate to do so.
Frequently Asked Questions about Drysol
What is Drysol used for?
Drysol is used for the treatment of excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis). It is sometimes used on the underarms, hands, or feet when regular antiperspirants are not enough.
How does Drysol work?
The aluminum chloride in the medication helps block sweat ducts temporarily and reduces sweat on the skin surface.
How is prescription Drysol different from OTC antiperspirants?
Prescription products are typically higher strength. Many people try OTC antiperspirants first and move to prescription therapy when the OTC products are insufficient or poorly tolerated.
How long does Drysol take to work?
Some improvements may appear within several nights of consistent use. A fuller effect can take 1-2 weeks or more and maintenance application is often needed.
Why apply is it recommended to apply it at night on dry skin?
Nighttime application on dry skin improves the effectiveness and may reduce irritation. Moisture on the skin can increase stinging and dilute the product.
Can I use it after shaving?
Avoid applying Drysol to freshly shaved or broken skin as the irritation risk is higher. Wait until the skin has recovered unless your provider advises otherwise.
What are alternatives if Drysol irritates my skin or is not enough for me?
Options may include adjusting frequency, other topical agents, oral medicines, or procedural treatments. A medical provider can recommend an alternative for you.
How much does Drysol cost?
Drysol is relatively affordable compared with many prescription dermatology products. The exact price varies by pharmacy. Insurance coverage may also help reduce costs.
Drysol - Side Effects
Common side effects resulting from Drysol use include rash, redness, irritation, itching, and stinging at the application site. Drysol should not be used in the eyes or other unapproved parts of the body. People with known kidney disease should use caution. The solution vehicle often contains alcohol, sometimes making the medication flammable until dry so use care around flames. People with a hypersensitivity to aluminum chloride or Drysol should not use this medication. Patients should discuss any concerns about using the medication with one's medical provider and pharmacist.
How to Get Drysol with Push Health
- Complete a brief health intake. Describe your sweating symptoms, products you have already tried, and any kidney issues.
- Connect with a licensed medical provider. A medical provider will review your information and determines whether Drysol or another medication might be appropriate. Same-day consultations are usually available.
- Receive your prescription. If approved, your prescription will be sent to the pharmacy of your choice. No office visit is required.
- Start treatment. Apply Drysol as directed. Contact your provider if you have severe irritation or your sweating does not improve.
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Last updated September 1, 2026. Given the evolving nature of medicine and science, this information might not be accurate and should not be construed as medical advice or diagnosis / treatment recommendations. Please consult a licensed medical provider if you have additional questions. Please call 911 immediately or go to the nearest emergency room if you believe you are experiencing a medical emergency.