Zeasorb Prevention Super Absorbent Powder, Foot Care, 2.5-Ounce Bottle

Good to use after showering under breasts and skin folds where sometimes moist.

It's help me to illuminate the itching.

Absolutely keeps the sweat atbay. Great performance on this powder and not very expensive.

Great for moisture and rash prevention. My dermatologist recommended this and it wonderful. A little goes a long way. Perfect for the summer and heat rashes. Prevents rashes. Soft and silky , hardly any scent. Put it on and forget it’s there. I can’t go without.

I first was made aware of this when the nurses at a hospital supplied this for me to use. It is very effective at moisture protection and has no adverse affects on my skin. It also lasts the whole day without breaking down as some other powders do. And there is no sting that so many powders have. It costs a little more than most other commercial brands, but I think that it's well worth it, because it is very light, uses less powder and is more effective for me.

A dermatologist recommended this to me years ago and I love it. Best Talcom powder ever. I don’t know what’s different about it, but it works great. It really keeps me dry, and what’s best is that it doesn’t clump up and make a mess! Only problem is that it is hard to find, and can be expensive when you do find it. I am glad that they carry it here at a reasonable price.

I'm quite pleased with the Zeasorb powder -- It's absorbent and has a nice cooling sensation when applied. That said, it's quite expensive for what it is. If you can't see the price tag on the comparable product in the picture, it's $1.49 for 10 oz vs. about $5 for 2.5 oz. Blindfolded, I'm not sure I could tell the difference between the two. In the end, it's basic/standard talc body powder. I purchased their standard powder in conjunction with their anti fungal powder (which I can understand a higher price for lower volume) as I was having some jock itch issues; not sure I'll be purchasing again. It's a good product, but either increase the quantity or price accordingly. Would love to give this 5* but compared to other products on the market it's just much too overpriced.

Not to be confused with "Zeasorb ANTIFUNGAL Treatment Powder, Athletes Foot. I bought this "Prevention" version by mistake, which is my own fault. I should have read the ingredients list, which is available if you click on the photographs. I mistakenly assumed that this version contained Miconazole, the antifungal ingredient, but it does not. I'm sure it's still a good powder, just not what I thought I was buying. In either case, it's still a good powder because it does not contain starch (which could contribute to fungal problems).TIP: Bottom line: if you want the Antifungal version, make sure you get the one with the blue-and-GREEN label that specifies "Antifungal Treatment," not the blue-and-ORANGE version which states "Prevention."UPDATE A YEAR LATER: I'm back to buy this version again. Glad I bought it by mistake the first time! It's a great PREVENTIVE powder without any starch in it, which is good because the starch in some other brands can cause further yeast problems. Another reviewer said it's good for preventing something she called "Chub-Rub." She's right. In the summer, sprinkles wherever sweat might collect, and it helps prevent that heat rash thing adults can get. Oh, and someone else mentioned a fragrance... Well, I haven't noticed a fragrance. I am usually very sensitive to fragrances and usually only buy unscented products. There are 2 kinds of Zeasorb: one with a green label and one with an orange label. One is anti fungal, the other is plain "preventative" type.