Driclor Solution Roll-On contains a medicine called aluminium chloride: This works as a strong anti-perspirant.

Driclor is used for the treatment of heavy sweating (perspiration):

Everyone sweats (perspires) to some extent, especially when it is hot, but some people sweat and become wet and sticky, even in normal conditions.

• Embarrassment Stress and Tension can make things worse

How to use Driclor:

• If this medicine is from your own pharmacist or doctor, follow their instructions
• Otherwise follow the full information in your own product
• If you do not understand the instructions or are not sure, ask your doctor or pharmacist

How much Driclor to use: When you first start using Driclor, you should use it once a day, last thing at night just before you go to bed.

• This is because your sweat glands are least active at this time
• This should stop your sweating during the day
• When sweating has stopped during the day, you may be able to cut down its use to twice a week or less.

How to apply Driclor Solution:

• Make sure that your skin is completely dry
• Apply Driclor to the affected areas of your skin by using the roll on applicator (like you would use a normal roll on anti-perspirant).

Only use Driclor on your skin:

• Avoid getting Driclor in your eyes, lips or mouth
• Wash Driclor off in the morning and do not re-apply
• You can continue using your normal deodorant as usual
• Driclor is not a deodorant does not contain any perfume

What else you need to know when applying Driclor:

• Driclor can stain clothes so let it dry before putting on clothes
• Avoid contact with jewellery and metal surfaces as Driclor can discolour these

If you forget to use Driclor:

• Do not use a double dose to make up for a forgotten dose
• Apply the next dose as usual

Driclor contains the active ingredient: Aluminium chloride hexahydrate (20% w/w or 185mg/ml).

The other ingredients are: Ethyl alcohol and purified water.

Do not use Driclor if:

• you are allergic to aluminium chloride or any of the other ingredients

If you are not sure, ask your doctor or pharmacist before using this medicine.

Possible side effects: Like all medicines, Driclor can cause side effects, although not everybody gets them.

The following may happen with this medicine:

Stinging and irritation. You can reduce the chances of stinging and irritation by making sure that:

• you dry your skin carefully before you apply Driclor
• you do not put Driclor on any irritated or sensitive areas of you skin (such as cuts or grazes)
• if you shave under your arms, try to do so in the morning or at different times to applying Driclor

If this troubles you, stop using Driclor for while to see if this helps.

If this side effect gets serious or lasts longer than a few days, or if you notice any other side effects, stop using Driclor and talk your doctor or pharmacist.