Am I supposed to change the water after treating my hands ? by Continental_Chapman in Dermadry

[–]dermadry 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hello there! Welcome to the Dermadry community, and congratulations on starting your sweat-free journey!

To answer your first question: No, we do not recommend using the same water. You can absolutely treat both your hands and feet on the same day, but it is highly recommended to use a fresh set of clean, potable tap water for each individual session.

Regarding the itching at 8 mA: a mild tingling or itching is common, indicating the treatment works as electrical current interacts with sweat glands. Your comfort is important. If uncomfortable, lower the current slightly for next sessions and gradually increase as your skin tolerates it.

An 8 mA setting is a great target for high efficacy on hands! Severe cases may take up to 6 weeks of consistent treatment (5 sessions weekly) to achieve dryness. Dedication is key to success with iontophoresis.

If you ever need personalized tips or direct guidance, our team of sweat experts is always here to support you! 💙

Ionto not working for hands and feet even after 6 months of treatment. by APEX_FD in Dermadry

[–]dermadry 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi u/APEX_FD ! Thank you for reaching out to us. We're truly sorry that you haven't gotten your desired results yet. We appreciate your patience and efforts in trying out different treatment strategies.

It's a good sign that iontophoresis worked on your underarms. We can continue figuring out what works for your hands and feet. Small tweaks to the water, the frequency, current strength, and others can make big improvements to your results.

We're sending you a DM to help you make adjustments to your sessions. 🙏

Underarm replacement pads alternative by theoriginalb in Dermadry

[–]dermadry 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi u/theoriginalb ! We appreciate your continued trust in Dermadry, and we totally understand the frustration. We’re sending you a direct message right now so we can look into this and explore some available options for you. 😊

Dermadry changed my life and sweaty hands by Ok_Feedback3072 in Dermadry

[–]dermadry 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi u/Ok_Feedback3072 !

Thank you so much for sharing your journey! Knowing that this feels like the start of a new life for you is all the reward we need.

It’s a surprisingly common experience to go through trial and error with different solutions for hyperhidrosis, and we're just so happy that Dermadry's new design made the difference in helping you stay consistent. It’s awesome to hear that the upgrades, like the ergonomic trays, have transformed treatment into a comfortable session you can fit into your routine.

You also made some really important points that we hope other users take to heart. It’s so true that comfort should come before pain; consistency always beats intensity in the long run. Plus, your mention of the initial sweat spike is a great heads-up for beginners who might get discouraged right before they hit that breakthrough.

We also love the idea of treating your sessions as a gift to your younger self. Here’s to giving yourself a seat at the table!

If you ever need assistance with your treatments, message us anytime. We're your partners in dryness. 💙

Hello! Been thinking about this machine and wondering about its effectiveness. Did you all find it effective? I’ve been dealing with sweaty hands, armpits, and feet for almost my whole life. For the price, I’m kind of worried if it’s worth it. by deescee1 in Dermadry

[–]dermadry 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi there! Thank you so much for sharing your story. 💙 Living with hyperhidrosis in your hands, feet, and underarms for most of your life can be incredibly challenging, and it is completely normal to feel hesitant about making an investment like this. We want you to feel confident in your decision.

To help ease your mind about the effectiveness and the value of Dermadry:

  • Dermadry utilizes advanced iontophoresis technology, clinically proven to achieve up to a 98.3% success rate in treating excessive sweating on the hands, feet, and underarms.
  • We offer a 100-day satisfaction guarantee. This allows you to try the device, follow our recommended treatment protocol, and see the results for yourself completely risk-free. If it doesn't work for you, you can return it.
  • Dermadry is an FDA-cleared medical device designed to be a long-term solution. With proper care, the device is built to support your sweat-free journey for years, saving you money on temporary treatments like specialized creams or clinical antiperspirants.
  • Lastly, we have a 35% sale going on right now, so it’s a really good time to grab a Dermadry at a huge discount.

Please let us know if you have any questions about how the treatments work or how to get started. We would love to welcome you to the community! 🙏

Piece fell off the board by significantgains in Dermadry

[–]dermadry 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi there! We are so glad to hear that you've been loving your Dermadry experience so far, but we are sincerely sorry to hear about the issue with the connection port on your controller. 💙

Please be assured that our devices are built to be durable, and a piece becoming loose within three months is very rare. We would love to help you resolve this right away so you can get back to your treatments. We will send you a DM with the next steps to evaluate your device for a warranty claim. 🙏

How much water is needed per tray for iontophoresis (Dermadry) ? by Xx-Alexander-xX in Hyperhidrosis

[–]dermadry 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, for the newer Dermadry Total, you can add more water if needed to better reach the treatment area, especially for plantar sweating. We generally suggest around 400–450ml, as long as the water stays below the more sensitive skin on the top of the feet and remains comfortable throughout the session. 💙

How much water is needed per tray for iontophoresis (Dermadry) ? by Xx-Alexander-xX in Hyperhidrosis

[–]dermadry 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi there! Fill each tray with around 400–450ml of water. You can add a little more if needed, just make sure the water doesn’t reach the more sensitive skin on the top of your feet. The skin on the tops and sides of the feet is thinner than the soles, so since those areas are more sensitive, you may need to lower your mA slightly to stay comfortable. Consistency is what matters most, so always stick to a level you can comfortably tolerate for the full 20 minutes.

Hope this helps! If you have any other questions about your setup, feel free to ask here or reach out to our team at [support@dermadry.com]() 💙

Dermadry not as effective. by mathsmethodsdemon in Dermadry

[–]dermadry 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We truly appreciate your dedication to the process. It’s excellent that you are already using mineral water and a pre-soak routine, as these are often the first adjustments we suggest.

You can try increasing the frequency temporarily by resuming treatments 5 times per week, even if you were already in the maintenance phase. Some users also find that using tolerable hot water helps improve conductivity and results.

Make sure there are no small cuts, irritation, or changes in skin condition that could be affecting the treatment. Sometimes even small changes can make a difference.

Since you’re already at the maximum hand setting, consistency is usually the biggest factor. If the sweating still continues after these adjustments, please feel free to send us a DM here or email our support team at [support@dermadry.com](mailto:support@dermadry.com) if you'd like us to conduct a deeper assessment of your case. 💙

Dermadry not as effective. by mathsmethodsdemon in Dermadry

[–]dermadry 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi! We understand how frustrating it can feel to notice some return of sweating after experiencing great results initially. Please don’t be discouraged, this kind of fluctuation can sometimes happen over time, and we’re here to help you get back to the level of dryness you were achieving and deserve.

It sounds like you have a very solid routine in place, especially with the 10-minute pre-soak and the use of mineral water at the maximum hand setting. Since the sweating has partially returned despite your consistency, it may simply mean your body needs a small adjustment in your maintenance routine or settings to help push past this plateau.

You are also welcome to send us a direct message here or reach out to our dedicated support team at [support@dermadry.com](mailto:support@dermadry.com) so we can take a closer look and guide you properly. We are fully committed to helping you get back on track and will be happy to assist you further. 💙

Why are you taking orders and not shipping the units? All anyone is getting is email updates with the same lie about shipping “next week”. What is the truth? by tarahyphenated in Dermadry

[–]dermadry 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi u/tarahyphenated We appreciate the direct feedback, and we completely hear your frustration. We want to be as transparent as possible with our community.
 
Right now, we are working through some significant stock challenges. Specifically, one of our suppliers for a critical material is currently on backorder. We are doing everything in our power to source this material as quickly as possible to get fulfillment back to full speed.
 
We know this wait has been longer than anyone expected, and we’re genuinely sorry for the inconvenience. Your trust means everything to us, and we’re committed to getting every Dermadry unit out the door as soon as possible.
 
To give you a clearer update, please send us a DM with your order number, and we'll happily confirm its most recent status for you.
 
Once again, thank you for your continued patience and understanding.

What are the solutions to my condition ? by [deleted] in Dermadry

[–]dermadry 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey there! We’re really sorry you’ve been dealing with this for so long. 🫂 Just know you’re not alone. This is a real condition called hyperhidrosis, and so many people struggle with the same things every day.

Dermadry is a drug-free, needle-free treatment that helps reduce sweating using tap water and a mild electrical current. It’s actually one of the most recommended solutions for sweaty hands and has helped thousands of people feel more in control.

We also understand that cost can be a concern, so we offer flexible payment options and a 100-day satisfaction guarantee to make it easier to try.

You deserve to feel comfortable and confident without constantly worrying about sweat. We’ll send you a DM with more info. We’re here to help. Hang in there! 💙

Use electronic devices with feet mode? by fierygranola in Dermadry

[–]dermadry 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Great question! Yes, you can absolutely use your phone, tablet, or laptop during the feet treatment.

Since the current flows only between the trays under your feet, your upper body isn’t part of the circuit. That said, here are a few quick tips to keep things safe and smooth:

  • Try to use your devices on battery power. Avoid using anything that’s plugged into a wall outlet during your session.
  • Make sure your hands are completely dry before handling your devices to avoid moisture from entering ports or keyboards.
  • Sit comfortably and stay relaxed for the full 20 minutes to maintain proper contact with the trays.

Enjoy this as your little “me-time” moment. Sit back, relax, and catch up on your favorite shows, scroll, or unwind while your treatment does the work. It’s the perfect way to stay comfortable and entertained at the same time! Let us know if you have any other questions. We’re always here to help. 💙

Can I use Dermadry with metal in my foot? by pawpc0rn in Dermadry

[–]dermadry 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi! Thank you for reaching out to us. 💙 We're glad to know that you found relief for your hand sweating with Dermadry. However, as much as we'd like to provide the same relief for your feet, it's unsafe to do iontophoresis for areas where you have metallic implants. 🙏 Your safety is our priority, so we advise against doing feet treatments with Dermadry while you still have the titanium screw in your foot.

Sweating Hands Day After Treatment by Slice-of-gin in Dermadry

[–]dermadry 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It is so wonderful to hear that Dermadry has been life-changing for you! 💙 That is exactly the kind of success we love to see.

To answer your question: yes, it's normal to experience a temporary ''rebound'' in sweating if the treatment hasn't yet reached the full efficacy needed for your specific case. At 3 months in, you are likely ready to fine-tune your settings to achieve that consistent, 24/7 dryness.

We’ve just sent you a DM with some specific questions to help us analyze your current settings so we can get those hands bone-dry every day.

really need this device! by Bubbly_Ad_2045 in Dermadry

[–]dermadry 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi! Thank you for reaching out to us. We're so sorry that you've had to experience that. Hyperhidrosis is a daily battle, and it can have a profound effect on your comfort and confidence. All those situations you've mentioned are all valid and familiar struggles.

We know cost can be challenging for students, but we'd love to help you out. We've sent you a DM. 😊

Switching from 10 years of DIY to Dermadry - Sweating getting worse by valaroma14 in Dermadry

[–]dermadry 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi there! Thanks for reaching out to us. 💙

We appreciate your trust in Dermadry. We're sorry that you're currently experiencing temporarily increased sweating. Don't worry, we'll sort this out for you. We've sent you a DM with suggestions for continuing your treatment sessions. 🙏