COVID-19: Dermadry remains 100% operational.
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To keep our employees safe and mitigate the risk of transmission, we have:
- Enforced a strict work-from-home policy for all employees whose physical presence is unnecessary at the office;
- Ensured that employees who work in our office could do so while keeping a 2-meter distance between each other;
- Checked up regularly with employees to see if they show any symptoms;
- Provided all employees with protective face masks;
- Upheld the highest standards of cleanliness, by consistently disinfecting all work spaces.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding our newly implemented work policies in light of COVID-19, please contact our support team at support@dermadry.com.
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Dermadry—the best way to get dry.
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Vincent, a lifelong hyperhidrosis sufferer, says that this ’magic machine’ has reduced his sweating and changed his life!
Dermadry is a home-use tap water iontophoresis machine. This technology works by directing a small current through the skin, effectively neutralizing the connection between the nerves and the sweat glands. In nearly all cases, this effectively treats excessive sweating!
Studies have shown that iontophoresis machines such as Dermadry are very effective in the treatment of excessive sweating. These studies show that success rates can reach 93%1, 98.5%2 and even 100%3 of people treated for hyperhidrosis!
One of the simplest, safest, and most cost-effective treatments of hyperhidrosis.“4 _ Dr. Lewis P. Stolman, MD
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1Kim, Do Hun, Tae Han Kim, Seung Ho Lee, and Ai Young Lee. “Treatment of Palmar Hyperhidrosis with Tap Water Iontophoresis: A Randomized, Sham-Controlled, Single-Blind, and Parallel-Designed Clinical Trial.” Annals of dermatology29, no. 6 (2017): 728-734. 2Elkhyat A and Agache P. Treatment of hyperhidrosis by iontophoresis of weakly mineralised water. 1993. Cutaneous Biophysics Laboratory, Department of Functional Dermatology, 25030 Besancon, France. 3Hölzle, E., M. Pauli, and O. Braun-Falco. “Leitungswasser-Iontophorese zur Behandlung von Hyperhidrosis manuum et pedum.” Der Hautarzt 35, no. 3 (1984): 142-147. 4Stolman, Lewis P. "Hyperhidrosis: medical and surgical treatment." Eplasty 8 (2008).
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