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    The document provides directions for using Certain Dri anti-perspirant which contains aluminum chloride to treat hyperhidrosis or excessive sweating. It explains that Certain Dri works differently than other anti-perspirants and should be applied sparingly at bedtime. The document also lists facts about perspiration problems and what causes sweating.

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    The document provides directions for using Certain Dri anti-perspirant which contains aluminum chloride to treat hyperhidrosis or excessive sweating. It explains that Certain Dri works differently than other anti-perspirants and should be applied sparingly at bedtime. The document also lists facts about perspiration problems and what causes sweating.

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    The document provides directions for using Certain Dri anti-perspirant which contains aluminum chloride to treat hyperhidrosis or excessive sweating. It explains that Certain Dri works differently than other anti-perspirants and should be applied sparingly at bedtime. The document also lists facts about perspiration problems and what causes sweating.

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    Certain Dri® Anti-perspirant

    Directions for use and important facts about perspiration problems


    Certain Dri® contains Aluminum Chloride (AlCl3), the ingredient prescribed by doctors to patients
    with hyperhidrosis or excessive perspiration. Laboratory studies prove that aluminum chloride is
    more effective and longer lasting than other ingredients found in anti-perspirants; yet it is safe when
    used as directed. Important: Because of its therapeutic ingredients Certain Dri® is used differently
    from all other anti-perspirants. For maximum effect, it is important to follow directions very
    carefully.

    Directions:
    1. Apply Certain Dri® anti-perspirant to residual limb at bedtime. This is because Certain Dri®
    works while you sleep to shrink your pores so it can stop perspiration all day. It will not
    wash off the next day, even after bathing or showering.
    2. Apply sparingly. Use only a few sprays as a start; more if necessary.
    3. You may not have to use Certain Dri® every day. Begin your treatment by using Certain
    Dri® once a day for one week. Then decrease to using it every other day or as needed.

    Caution: Do not use immediately after shaving or showering; or if skin is broken or irritated. Skin
    area must be completely dry prior to application. Discontinue use if a rash develops. Keep away
    from eyes. Keep out of the reach of children.

    Warning: Certain Dri® can discolor clothing if it is not completely dry. Please allow 5 to 10
    minutes for the product to dry.

    Facts about Perspiration Problems


    • What causes perspiration? Any of the following factors, separately or in combination, can
    cause varying amounts of perspiration: physical exertion; mental or emotional stress; warm
    or hot temperatures; nonporous, heavy clothing; obesity or endocrine dysfunction; inherited
    factors.
    • Why does perspiration occur? When your body “overheats” as a result of any of the above
    factors, it activates the sweat glands to produce perspiration which is emitted through your
    skin pores. The perspiration then evaporates to produce a cooling effect thereby reducing the
    skin temperature of your body.
    • What is anti-perspirant? A true anti-perspirant, as its name implies, should shrink and close
    off pores to inhibit the flow of perspiration. The more effective the formulation, the more
    effective and longer lasting will be the anti-perspirant relief. Generally, an anti-perspirant is
    also a deodorant because it prevents perspiration which is the source of odor-causing
    bacteria; but a deodorant is not necessarily and anti-perspirant.

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