ZeroSweat Underarm Sweat Pads | Block Sweat w/Natural Disposable Absorbent Pads (50 Pads)

Im not using these on my under arms of shirts, I use them to line the cups of my bras and cut them into strips to line my ball caps' head band areas. Really sticks well for minimum 6 hours in those areas. Did fnd the desire to put a fresh pad into the ball cap after only 2 hours, but it was 102°F and I was sweating like crazy.

Easy to use, good value for the price.

This product seemed like it would be very convenient to use in comparison to a "jacket" made of cloth as in the older days, which stained and had to be washed after each use. So I followed instructions which a toddler could understand. The adhesive used is subpar and useless, doesn't stick to any type of clothing material; in my case, dresses. I was quite embarrassed when it would crumple up and hang out of the sleeve! HORRIBLE! I waited too long to attempt to try these useless things so I could not get my $$$ back on a return. A waste of money without any doubt whatsoever.

I use these in my prosthetic liner.

I absolutely love these for my suit jackets for work. I like to wear my suit jackets for more than just one wear before washing and its not always possible if you sweat a lot or get deodorant all over the inside but that's not an issue when you use these bad boys! they stay in place all day, easy to apply, and easy to remove. the only thing is, be sure you remove them before washing or you will have a lot of trouble and a sticky mess. But overall these are totally worth every penny, I have personally bought these more than 1x.

I am not going to be using it until probably October but I am going to be putting in my bag until I go. To the hospital I need to get hip surgery soon zero sweat 💦 is a great product

I like using dress shields, especially with expensive tops and dresses, because it provides the extra protection from excessive sweat. I usually use Kleinert's (those are GREAT!), but I wanted to try this brand since this was less expensive.These are okay for certain things, but there are two things that I thought were a nuisance:- The pad is not as wide as the Kleinert's, so it doesn't really provide full coverage.- If it's a sweaty day - being outside in the Florida heat or exercising - the pad doesn't hold up. It starts "riding up" under the arm when it gets damp, and the adhesive starts to wear off.For what it is, it's okay, but I will stick with Kleinert's or DIY some reusable dress shields in the future.

I've also used another brand where you get about twice the amount, but the pads are smaller and not as good. These ZeroSweat are my go to for when it really matters. Very comfortable and effective.