Do you have another product that I can use to treat hyperhidrosis in my armpits?

Yes, there are other over-the-counter products available with lower concentrations (such as Drysol 6.25%) that may be less irritating. You could also try using the product less frequently, for example every 2 or 3 days, to reduce irritation. Another option is to switch to a gel form of the product, like Hydrosal 15%, which is usually less irritating than a solution. These changes may help alleviate the irritation you are experiencing.

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Do you have another product that I can use to treat hyperhidrosis in my armpits?

Yes, there are other over-the-counter products available with lower concentrations (such as Drysol 6.25%) that may be less irritating. You could also try using the product less frequently, for example every 2 or 3 days, to reduce irritation. Another option is to switch to a gel form of the product, like Hydrosal 15%, which is usually less irritating than a solution. These changes may help alleviate the irritation you are experiencing.