Hyperhidrosis Forum

I suffer from HH too, and using ionto to keep it under control. I have two children and while I haven't seen any signs of HH yet, I am having the same thoughts when it comes to ionto. I wouldn't want my children to go through the same as I went through if there is a solution. I bought my machine fro...

Do some research on iontophoresis. Ionto has been working very good for me during the last 5 months. Use it for hands and feet, and since those areas are now under control armpits sweat less as well, as I don't get as stressed anymore in social situations. Bought a Hidrex PS500 from Germany.

I would recommend ordering an Hidrex PC or Idromed PC from Germany. I think you can find ads on this site, and reviews as well on the front page. If the device does not work for you just send it back and get a full refund. I believe that these devices are the only ones offering pulsating current, wh...

I have had the problem probably all my life. Until I was 13-14 it didn't bother me as much, but then I gradually got more and more aware of my problem. At the age of 17 I really understood that there was something that was not right, as no one else I knew was sweating this much. Prior to this I only...

Ladyjess: I am not using Drionic, I am using Hidrex myself. I have not experienced increased sweating of the backs of my hands or fingers. Hands and feet are my main problem areas, and I have always sweated a bit on the back of my fingers as well. However, it is not very noticable compared to the pa...

You can read about the administrator's experiences with Drionic, Hidrex and Idromed on this website; http://www.no-ets.com/ Take a look under "My experiences" or something like that. It was after reading these reviews I decided to give ionto a try. I didn't expect it to work at all, but I'm very hap...

skipper386: Have you tried iontophoresis? It's proven to be effecient for palmar sweating. I have a severe case myself but a couple of weeks of ionto eliminated the problem to the degree that I don't have to worry about it anymore.

I decided to go for Hidrex because it could do both pulsed current and direct current. Direct current gives a more itchy feeling during treatment, so I really recommend a pulsed current unit. You can also set the treatment time with Hidrex. I don't think you can do that with Idromed as it always use...

Bad! My hands could drip unless I wiped them off and I would leave tiny pools of water on the keys when typing on a keyboard for example.

I didn't really expect Ionto to work, but I am glad it did and I wish I would have tried it sooner.

I bought a Hidrex PC in the end of January, and have no problem with hands and feet anymore. I guess it's about 6 weeks of dryness now. I don't even start sweating from my hands or feet during exercise. I think you should give it a try and if it doesn't work just return the device and get your money...

Then perhaps Rubinol, Avert or other similar medication can be something for you. I used something similar for about 4 years and it worked in the most situations.

Hi Marc,

Have you heard about secure wipes? Haven't tried them myself as my problem is hands and feet, but I have read that others have had success using these or similar to stop forehead sweating. Quite expensive but I read that one user cut one wipe into four, hence making them last longer.

Thanks for sharing your story and I am glad you are able to handle this condition the way you do! Hopefully it will inspire others! Anyway, I found a solution for the IPhone, IPad, Android phones etc. and it's called iontophoreris. Thanks to ionto I have been dry now for 6 weeks straight. I am 35 an...

I am using Ionto and it works for me. I could see results in the seconds week after starting initial daily treatments. Quite surprising that the vendors don't know why some tap water is working while other is not. Shouldn't be too hard to put some research into analyzing the properties of working ta...

Thanks for the report and the good advice!

I have a question for you - how often do you use the unit in order to keep your hands dry? Does your hands remain dry during hot summer days as well?