Clinically Proven to Keep Hands & Feet Dry for up to 5 Hrs.
Contains No Aluminum
Breakthrough Technology
Contains advanced Polymer Formula Surface Barrier Invisible Application
Doctor Approved DriAid™ is a must-have for anyone whose performance depends on dry hands and feet. Also keeps dry in professional or social situations, where hand-to-hand contact is common.
easy to apply
dries instantly
dries clear
no stickiness
Warnings
Flammable: Keep away from heat and flame. For external hands and feet use only/ Do not apply to face or near eyes. In case of contact with eyes, flush thorough;y with water. Avoid contact with broken or irritated skin. if irritation develops, immediately discontinue use. Keep out of reach of children.
Comments about Physicians Prefer DriAid, .5 fl oz:
Unfortunately, this product did not stop my hands from sweating. I tried putting on the recommended amount, and even twice that, and my hands sweated right through it. Possible it could work for other people better.
Comments about Physicians Prefer DriAid, .5 fl oz:
I'm currently taking medications that make my hands and feet clammy. DriAid is a life saver. It keeps my hands and feet dry for hours with only a small amount of application. DriAid works really well.
Comments about Physicians Prefer DriAid, .5 fl oz:
My whole family has been using DriAid. My husband owns an auto shop and needs his hands dry as do my two sons who both play sports. I am taking medications and find my hands constantly clammy. Dri Aid has worked for all of us. We are thankful to have found a product that is not an antiperspirent that keeps our hands dry safely and effectively.
Apply by dispensing a small amount (one-fourth the size of a penny**) into clean and dried hands. Wiping hands together, spread Dry Touch evenly across the palms and fingers. One small application lasts up to 5 hours!
Description:
24% average increase in hydration after only 1 application After
one application: Clinically proven 24% average increase in skin hydration After 8 weeks: Clinically proven that 73% of subjects had ...
