Underarm Sweat Pads, Armpit Sweat Pads for Women and Men 【100 Packs】,Premium Sweat Shield Fight Hyperhidrosis,Disposable Underarm Pads for Sweating Women,Comfortable Unflavored, Non Visible

I like these a lot. In the summer most people tend to sweat more than usual including me. I hate sweating under my arms and getting the shirt messed up then have a smell later on in the day causing me to have to bring an extra shirt. But these have helped TREMENDOUSLY! I used them when going to six flags, huge lifesaver. My clothes stayed dry and my shirt didn't have an all day smell. Only thing is they don't stick that well when moving around like normal. Or maybe I'm still learning how to get it right. Either way, I love these, come in handy, can pack a lot with me and discrete depending on the shirt you wear.

Love this for t shirts and sweaters

I bought these due to having an incredible issue with underarm sweat. This has cropped up over the last year or two and have yet to determine why. I have tried, literally, every anti-perspirant on the shelves at the store, including the clinical or prescription strength ones. I have also ordered anti-sweat wipes that are supposed to stop it and also prescription strength antiperspirant of Amazon (guaranteed to work). None of them made a dent in my issue. Since the next thing to try would be some kind of botox or surgery, I gave these pads a try first. They DEFINITELY do what they are intended to do. WHEN PLACED PROPERLY, they will absorb the sweat and keep you from having wet armpits on your shirts. Even when I ran on the treadmill, my shirt stayed relatively dry under arms. Thats the good.The reason for 4 stars instead of 5, is they are not perfect. First, positioning is everything and then being the underarm is the "short side" of the sleeve (on an undershirt for instance), there is not a large area to adhere too. Placement has to be perfect or you will still get some wetness. Secondly, while the adhesive is VERY GOOD, I have found that deodorants and also enough sweat can cause the absorbent part of the pad to separate from the adhesive side. This can cause some uncomfortable conditions under your arms.But for the price, and the amount of impact they have made in my issue, I do HIGHLY recommend them. They are a very good alternative to wet underarms.

Okay, I admit I should've tested these before going out to a semi-formal event. It I had, I would've saved myself from a headache and a mountain of frustration. When I opened the box, I see that two pads come in each package. This was a plus (I thought). I called myself applying a little heat (from an iron) to thru a towel of course and the pads fooled me into believing they would stay in place. Big mistake an assumption on my part. The pads stayed in place for about an hour then started to slip. Had some extra packs so I go into the restroom to replace them. Once again, the sweat pads fail (not even trying to stick). A few weeks later, I try them again on a simply T-shirt and another fail. I've opened at least FIVE packs today and NONE OF THE ADHESIVE will stick. So save yourself some money and frustration and DO NOT ORDER THIS PRODUCT. Since I like the concept, I'll give a competitor a try to see how that works out.

UPDATE: The adhesive will interact with deodorant/antiperspirant and soak into the fabric. You end up with a sticky, slimy residue in your clothing that makes your armpits look sweaty anyway.These work great if you can get them in the correct position and get them to stay in place once you get them in the correct position. Definitely order a large number because you will end up throwing many of them away; once the adhesive touches itself, it's all over. Throw it away. Grab a new one. You aren't peeling it back off of itself. If you have already been sweating a little, and your shirt/garment already has sweat in it, the adhesive will not stick. You end up with a pad falling out from under the waist of your shirt or ending up with a bulge in your sleeve way down by your wrist if you're wearing a long sleeve shirt. That being said, if you can get them to stay where they are supposed to go, they're great. No wet spots, despite very evident wetness in your armpits.

I'm female & I have always had excessive underarm sweat issues having to change shirts multiple times a day. Especially in the first hours of the day where I've been know to go through 3 or 4 shirts before I can even walk out the door. I can be freezing cold and like clockwork I still sweat what seems like gallons. These actually work quite well and stick just fine without falling out over a 10 - 12 hour period of time while I'm working. I do use 2 overlapping on each side for maximal coverage and always wear another shirt over so they don't show. Had I of know about these little guys earlier they would've saved me a lot of embarrassment but better late than never! Make sure you adhere them snuggley onto your shirt while it's inside out & obviously remove them before washing your shirt or blouse and you'll be good to go! As far as comfort goes, it's a new & foreign feeling but you WILL acclimate. Took me about 4 days to adjust but well worth it vs the severe discomfort & embarrassment of being a sweaty mess! Bye-bye rings of sweat!