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All 2 takes from Dr Dray
"This stuff is great when you get really sweaty if it makes your face itch."
"Walgreens has a hypochlorous spray. Hypochlorous acid is good for potentially helping to cut down on the burden of bacteria on the skin surface. I personally find it most useful as someone with atopic dermatitis for reducing sweat induced itch. It has been shown to be helpful for calming down itch in patients who have atopic dermatitis. $12.99 here at Walgreens."
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"It is now available in fancier forms at nicer stores but you can also get it at your local drugstore as a generic this is one that is available at Walgreens it is really not that expensive at all"
All 4 takes from Dr. Shereene Idriss
"It is now available in fancier forms at nicer stores but you can also get it at your local drugstore as a generic this is one that is available at Walgreens it is really not that expensive at all"
"I have recently discovered this one for ten dollars by Walgreens. It is their cleansing spray, which is also hypochlorous solution. It is a combination of sodium hypochlorite and phosphoric acid to help create a hypochlorous solution, which also works in the same way. These two are great to help you control your acne throughout the day. If you are wearing a mask, just spray this all over and go live your life and make sure that it is working for you, or spray it on the inside of your mask to clear off any bacteria throughout the day. I love these guys."
"This is one that you can definitely use as well. It is from Walgreens. It's actually a cleansing spray, it's hypochlorous acid. It is a knockoff version of the Tower 28. If you break out instead of using regular water, this is actually a nice one to help to minimize breakouts, or if you have eczema I would recommend this one over the Evian."
"If you have superficial eczema, light redness, kind of like an inflamed skin barrier and you just want to try to calm it down a little bit without using a steroid, you can use hypochlorous acid. We use this in office before procedures."
