Avert/Secure/Robinul Experience - this could finally be it!!
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dolittle
Member
Avert
I'm sitting here after ducking out of yet another day of my post grad law course as my overall sweating has gotten so bad.
I have just ordered Avert from pharmacy.ca and after reading the testimonials on here are looking forward to seeing the results for myself.
I was wondering what the approximate delivery time for someone in the UK is.
Also my main concern if anyone can shed light on this, I do martial arts and am often pushed to the extreme. I'v read that due to restriction in sweating this can lead to heat stroke and other side effects. Out of respect of instructors there are times when I won't be able to get a drink and will have to continue training.
Has anyone had any bad side effects in this regard?
I'm sitting here after ducking out of yet another day of my post grad law course as my overall sweating has gotten so bad.
I have just ordered Avert from pharmacy.ca and after reading the testimonials on here are looking forward to seeing the results for myself.
I was wondering what the approximate delivery time for someone in the UK is.
Also my main concern if anyone can shed light on this, I do martial arts and am often pushed to the extreme. I'v read that due to restriction in sweating this can lead to heat stroke and other side effects. Out of respect of instructors there are times when I won't be able to get a drink and will have to continue training.
Has anyone had any bad side effects in this regard?
Snakk3
New member
Re: I'm back
can someone tell me an online store that ships from europe?
i really want to try avert/robinul but shipping from canada will cost to much.
by the way, grea "testemonial" dubcloser, this how i want to use it if it takes effect on me (just when i really need to "not sweat")
can someone tell me an online store that ships from europe?
i really want to try avert/robinul but shipping from canada will cost to much.
by the way, grea "testemonial" dubcloser, this how i want to use it if it takes effect on me (just when i really need to "not sweat")
L
Lebanese
Guest
It's been a while since anyone posted an update on this thread...I just stumbled on this a couple of weeks ago ...
Anyway, after reading what you guys wrote, I made my first order of Avert 2mg, and Secure wipes 2%...I suffer from facial HH, for the last 10 years I think...and I'm wondering if someone would update on the long term use of glycopyrrolate...
Btw, I live in Beirut Lebanon, so now I'm at the stage of just praying the order will land in safe here! Apparently, it's their (pharmacy.ca) first time shipping to the middle east, and they can't even track the shipment...Nice...I know!
Anyway, after reading what you guys wrote, I made my first order of Avert 2mg, and Secure wipes 2%...I suffer from facial HH, for the last 10 years I think...and I'm wondering if someone would update on the long term use of glycopyrrolate...
Btw, I live in Beirut Lebanon, so now I'm at the stage of just praying the order will land in safe here! Apparently, it's their (pharmacy.ca) first time shipping to the middle east, and they can't even track the shipment...Nice...I know!
sick of hyperhidrosis
New member
I have been using Avert (Glycopyrrolate 2mg) since 2005. I had hyperhidrosis ever since I was a child. My mom started teaching me piano when I was 3 years old. As a child, I did not understand why my palms and feet sweat so much. I was frustrated. My mom asked me why I was not practicing when she asked several times to practice my piano pieces. I did not answer her but I just took a rag from the kitchen and kept it beside me while I was practicing. Eventually, I just got tired of the sweat on the keyboard. I stopped playing the piano completely.
I did not find a cure, until I migrated to Canada. I went to university to study nursing. But before I enrolled, I said to myself that this profession is a hands-on profession. I needed to somehow control this extreme sweat on my hands otherwise I wouldn't be able to look after my patients effectively.
I tried to research on the internet about some recent treatments about this. In 2005, I found pharmacy.ca. I have been buying from them ever since. The sweatiness in my palms and feet (and forgot to mention my armpits as well) disappeared. It only takes effect when you take glycopyrrolate (Avert). The sweatiness will come back when you don't take the drug. However, no medication has no side effects.
Medications/Drugs/Treatments have side effects. With Glycopyrrolate, my nose is really dry, my mouth is really dry. It's fine in the beginning, I could live with a dry mouth and dry nose. At least, my hands are dry and my feet are dry and yes, my armpits too. But, alongside with my mouth being dry, I could smell my BREATH. I tried chewing lots of gum and drinking lots of fluids, but my breath still stinks. When I stopped taking glycopyrrolate for a day or two, my nice fresh breath comes back.
This is just really humiliating. It's either I go on my day with sweaty hands and feet and armpits or take the drug and suffer bad breath and offend someone. I went to my family doctor and he recommended various treatments. He recommended a surgeon. I was going to do ETS (surgical procedure) but I was afraid after hearing and reading horror stories from people around the world. I cancelled the schedule and told the surgeon that hyperhidrosis is not a life threatening illness, and I would rather not undergo this risky procedure. He was kind enough to understand my situation and said that whenever I change my mind and want to pursue the surgery, he would still gladly take me on board. I still haven't called him. I am still afraid of the risks involved. I am still a hyperhidrosis sufferer. :
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I did not find a cure, until I migrated to Canada. I went to university to study nursing. But before I enrolled, I said to myself that this profession is a hands-on profession. I needed to somehow control this extreme sweat on my hands otherwise I wouldn't be able to look after my patients effectively.
I tried to research on the internet about some recent treatments about this. In 2005, I found pharmacy.ca. I have been buying from them ever since. The sweatiness in my palms and feet (and forgot to mention my armpits as well) disappeared. It only takes effect when you take glycopyrrolate (Avert). The sweatiness will come back when you don't take the drug. However, no medication has no side effects.
Medications/Drugs/Treatments have side effects. With Glycopyrrolate, my nose is really dry, my mouth is really dry. It's fine in the beginning, I could live with a dry mouth and dry nose. At least, my hands are dry and my feet are dry and yes, my armpits too. But, alongside with my mouth being dry, I could smell my BREATH. I tried chewing lots of gum and drinking lots of fluids, but my breath still stinks. When I stopped taking glycopyrrolate for a day or two, my nice fresh breath comes back.
This is just really humiliating. It's either I go on my day with sweaty hands and feet and armpits or take the drug and suffer bad breath and offend someone. I went to my family doctor and he recommended various treatments. He recommended a surgeon. I was going to do ETS (surgical procedure) but I was afraid after hearing and reading horror stories from people around the world. I cancelled the schedule and told the surgeon that hyperhidrosis is not a life threatening illness, and I would rather not undergo this risky procedure. He was kind enough to understand my situation and said that whenever I change my mind and want to pursue the surgery, he would still gladly take me on board. I still haven't called him. I am still afraid of the risks involved. I am still a hyperhidrosis sufferer. :
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Rexus
Well-known member
Well, make it a habit to chew gum! So what if you can smell your breath, at least you'll have someone beside you instead of no one at all. Hyperhidrosis can be such a relationship destroyer, bad breath? not so much. There are so many things you can take to freshen your breath.
HH Assassin
Active member
Hi Ryan,
Several years ago I went to Cancun while taking Robinul (same as Avert apparently) and had a fantabulous trip. After that I went to Miami for a week or so, which is always hot and humid, and that was awesome.
I haven’t found anything that’s full proof so far but this pill has been the best thing since Reading Rainbow.
I really appreciate you sharing your story. I have an appointment with a doc on Thursday and will definitely be mentioning this stuff again. We need an Rx for it here in the US.
Several years ago I went to Cancun while taking Robinul (same as Avert apparently) and had a fantabulous trip. After that I went to Miami for a week or so, which is always hot and humid, and that was awesome.
I haven’t found anything that’s full proof so far but this pill has been the best thing since Reading Rainbow.
I really appreciate you sharing your story. I have an appointment with a doc on Thursday and will definitely be mentioning this stuff again. We need an Rx for it here in the US.
margiehope
Well-known member
Hi!
I've been taking Avert (yes, same thing as Robinul) for--4 years, I think. Still works--take less if weather/activity level allow. No increase in side effects or decrease in effectiveness. I do sometimes have dry mouth. Don't notice bad breath--hope nobody else does! But responses are unique to each person.
I've been taking Avert (yes, same thing as Robinul) for--4 years, I think. Still works--take less if weather/activity level allow. No increase in side effects or decrease in effectiveness. I do sometimes have dry mouth. Don't notice bad breath--hope nobody else does! But responses are unique to each person.