2 x Antihydral Cream for Climbers & Hyperhidrosis/Sweaty Hands etc — UK stock

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Having a little kit ready to go is really helpful when you need to perform with interruption. Pros like Adam Ondra and Magnus Midtbo have kits at hand wherever they go. Totally indispensable for climbing holidays without time for rest days. This is what we recommend: –

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To reduce the risk of side effects from Antihydral Cream, make sure to use only as directed and follow any other precautions or warnings outlined by your doctor. If you are to try it, I do recommend putting it on 2 days before climbing as this is how long it can take to see the full effects. DisclaimerAlso in the first months of Antihydral use, my hands got quite itchy. For that, just moisturize and don't scratch it too hard. Apply a thin layer (probably thinner than the photo) of the cream on hands or feet before bedtime, wash it off in the morning.

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In hyperhydrosis, methenamine has been used since the 70’s for palmoplantar hyperhydrosis. Antihydral 13% Methenamine is marketed in the USA, Germany, Austria, and Dehydral 8% Methenamine is marketed in Canada for this indication. On the skin, with a little moisture and a little acidity, Methenamine releases formaldehyde. The formaldehyde causes proteins at the sweat gland openings to become denatured leading to gel-like plugs that can last several days after use.Here you want to get yourself a nice file, pumice stone, or piece of sandpaper and try to file this away so your skin is nice and uniform again. Last but not least, you should take good care of your hands after climbing and drink plenty of water! I'm looking into it because my son has greased off a hold twice in recent YCS rounds, is pissed off coming second, has team trials coming up, and asked me to find out about it as a possible solution. VII. Summary of the Best Climbing Balm and Salves Our Favorites for the Best Climbing Balm and Salves climbON Original Bar Instead, try to prevent moving your hands around too much when grabbing onto a hold. Work on precision. Practice gripping with your fingers over your palm. Switching between static and dynamic routes is also helpful to keep your grip firm.

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There are products like New-Skin Liquid Bandage that work as a disinfectant and a glue in one product, though they don’t work as well as each one used desperately. You can also cover any cuts with climbing tape to keep them closed and create an artificial grip that works nearly as well as your finger. If a nail breaks you can get nail repair kits and glue that work well. It is important to follow the instructions provided by your doctor when using antihydral cream. You should not use it for longer than recommended, and you should not apply more than the recommended amount at any one time. If you miss a dose, simply skip it and continue with your regular dosing schedule. Antihydral Cream is not recommended for children under the age of 12, or pregnant or breastfeeding women. Consult a doctor before using the cream if you are taking any other medication. What are the side effects of Antihydral Cream?Wash the chalk off immediately after the bouldering session, and apply a moisturizing or repair salve to keep the skin supple Don't use Antihydral if you're allergic to any of its components (see section 1) or formaldehyde, nor if you're pregnant or breastfeeding. Don't use Antihydral if you have other skin conditions that might be affected. As always, talk to your doctor. It works but feels very strange to have absolutely no moisure on your finger tips. A week or so after using it a lot you can lose great big chunks of skin, and the tips often go yellow. Antihydral can also be really helpful for preparing your skin for a winter road trip. Imagine you’ve been climbing only in the gym for months and have relatively soft “gym tips”. You head south to Bishop and within a day your skin is trashed. Not a good situation! By applying Antihydral a few days before the trip, you can preemptively build callus, which is a lot more like the kind you get climbing outside a lot. On my most recent trip to Smith, I climbed four days on and had zero skin trouble. People that know me and know the problems I usually have with skin, know how amazing that is.