At DSE Healthcare Solutions, maker of Certain Dri®, we have been hearing for years about people’s struggles with excessive perspiration, how it impacts social and professional lives, defines the types of clothes or shoes one wears…overall, how debilitating of a condition excessive perspiration (hyperhidrosis) can be. We are also proud of the thousands of letters and e-mails we get each year letting us know how our products have helped to change this all for the better.

So, on that note, we decided to create the “Make Certain You’re Dri” blog as an outlet for you to share information, even vent, about your struggles and success with stopping excessive perspiration in hopes that another person in this situation will see that it is a pretty common condition. As an FYI, we did a survey and found out that more than 45% of respondents – that’s more than 100 million U.S. adults – feel that their perspiration is a problem! (Who knew?).

Whether you feel your underarms are the issue or if you sweat each step with foot perspiration (or any other body parts in between), let us know about it.

Our medical experts are here to offer some information, tips and advice, and we would love to hear your thoughts and feelings so we can share them with our audience (you can do this anonymously).

In addition to listening to your comments and suggestions, we will be sharing any good news we have about Certain Dri, including product giveaways, media coverage, new product launches, etc.

We also encourage you to post your concerns, suggestions for future topics and other comments which can help make this blog and our Web sites (www.certaindri.com) and (www.certaindrifeet.com) excellent resources.

We hope you’ll enjoy the information we will be sharing, since we know that excessive sweating…is the pits.

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