Immediate reduction in perspiration
The aluminium salt in PediSpray® helps to temporarily constrict the sweat ducts. This reduces sweating on the treated skin.
Foot antiperspirant spray for sweaty feet
Damp feet and wet socks are caused by excessive sweating on your skin. A standard foot deodorant masks odour but does nothing to reduce the amount of sweat.
PediSpray® is a fragrance-free antiperspirant based on aluminium salts. The spray helps to reduce excessive sweating and has an antibacterial effect. This keeps your feet dry and fresh for longer.
Choose PediSpray® Regular 15% for mild to moderate sweating, or PediSpray® Strong 20% for persistent sweaty feet. If you also want to keep your shoes odour-free, combine the spray with PediFris® Classic in your shoes.
Not a standard foot spray, but an antiperspirant
A foot deodorant Works mainly with perfume. Once the scent fades, damp feet remain a favourable environment for bacteria. When comparing alternatives, also consider what Pedicare ointment What does and does not work for sweaty feet.
Apply PediSpray® directly to clean, dry feet. The aluminium salts help to reduce perspiration on the treated skin. This means bacteria have less moisture to thrive on, helping you to keep foot odour under better control.
Less sweat and less foot odour
The characteristic odour of sweaty feet arises when bacteria break down substances in sweat. Less moisture on your feet means less breeding ground for this odour.
Long-lasting effect for up to 5 days
The effect is immediate and can last for up to five days after a single application. Repeat the treatment when you notice your feet becoming damp again.
Fragrance-free, so no odour masking
PediSpray® does not mask foot odour with perfume. Less sweat means less moisture for the bacteria that cause the odour.
100% dry & fresh all day long
Dry feet make wearing socks and shoes more comfortable, so you can set off feeling fresher and more confident.
Choose between PediSpray® Regular or Strong
Choose the strength that suits the extent to which your feet sweat.
PediSpray® Regular 15% is suitable for mild to moderate sweaty feet. Choose Regular if your feet regularly become clammy, your socks feel damp or foot odour returns during the day.
PediSpray® Strong 20% has been developed for stubborn and excessive sweaty feet. Choose Strong if your feet and socks get wet quickly or if Regular does not provide sufficient control.
If in doubt, start with ‘Regular’. Switch to ‘Strong’ when you need more potency.
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How it works
For maximum freshness, use PediSpray® as part of your daily routine.
Start with clean feet: wash your feet daily and make sure they are dry before spraying.
How to apply: spray from a distance of 10 to 15 centimetres over the entire foot, including between the toes.
Allow to dry briefly: let the product soak in for a moment before putting on socks or shoes.
Frequency: use PediSpray® preferably in the evening, so that the spray can take effect overnight. Use the spray daily during the first week. After that, two to three times a week is usually sufficient to maintain the effect.
Clean socks and dry shoes enhance your routine
Put on clean socks every day and change them when they become damp. Alternate between different pairs of shoes regularly so that worn shoes can dry out completely.
Remove any loose insoles from your shoes and leave them to air separately. This prevents your dry feet from immediately returning to a damp shoe.
Combine PediSpray® with PediFris® Classic
PediSpray® works on the skin and helps to reduce the amount of sweat. Meanwhile, odours, bacteria and fungi can linger in the lining and insole of your shoes.
You should therefore also treat your shoes with PediFris® Classic. For example, use PediSpray® for dry feet and PediFris® Classic for odour-free shoes.
Tackle excessive sweating at the source
Choose PediSpray® Regular for mild to moderate sweating or PediSpray® Strong for persistent sweaty feet.
Spray onto clean, dry feet and enjoy a day that keeps you dry, fresh and full of confidence for longer.
PediFris® helps with common foot problems
From sweaty feet to fungal infections: discover the power of our products.
Sweaty feet
Less perspiration, more everyday comfort.
Read more
Smelly feet
Causes, practical tips and products to tackle foot odour and shoes.
Read more
Smelly shoes
Tackle stubborn odour where it really starts.
Read more
Pitted keratolysis
Extra care for sensitive and affected soles.
Read more
Athlete's foot
Support clean skin and fresh foot comfort.
Read more
Fungal nail
Support neat, strong and well-cared-for nails.
Read moreFrequently asked questions about spray for sweaty feet
Short answers on regular foot spray vs antiperspirant, Regular vs Strong, use and safety.
What is the difference between a standard foot spray and an antiperspirant spray for sweaty feet?
Ordinary foot spray masks odour; an antiperspirant spray reduces sweating on the skin. PediSpray® is an antiperspirant and fragrance-free: less moisture on the feet means less risk of odour and wet shoes.
Which foot antiperspirant should I choose: Regular 15% or Strong 20%?
Choose PediSpray® Regular 15% for mild to moderate sweating. Choose Strong 20% if your feet and socks get wet quickly or if Regular does not provide sufficient relief. If in doubt, start with Regular.
How does PediSpray® work as a spray for sweaty feet?
PediSpray® is an antiperspirant containing aluminium salts that help reduce sweat production on the skin, keeping your feet drier.
How do I use PediSpray® for the best results?
Preferably use PediSpray® in the evening on clean, dry feet. Spray from a distance of 10 to 15 centimetres over the entire foot, including between the toes, and allow the skin to dry. Use the spray daily during the first week and thereafter usually two to three times a week.
How long does PediSpray® last, and can I have a shower?
The effect usually lasts for 3 to 5 days. You can shower as normal: the product is in the top layer of skin and generally remains effective.
What can I do if the odour mainly lingers in my shoes?
Use PediFris® Classic in your shoes whenever odour keeps returning. The powder combats odour-causing bacteria and fungi in footwear. Combine this with PediSpray® on your feet if you also suffer from excessive sweating.
Is PediSpray® safe for sensitive skin?
Yes. PediSpray® has been dermatologically tested and found to be suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin. If you experience itching, spots or bumps, stop using the product immediately and consult a doctor.
Can PediSpray® also be used on hands or underarms?
Yes, PediSpray® can also be used on the hands, underarms, back or chest. Do not use it on freshly shaved or damaged skin. If in doubt, test it on a small patch of skin first.
About the author & sources
Written by Judith de Jong (Content owner, PediFris®). Medically reviewed by Sébastien Dequidt, podiatrist. Updated on 24 August 2026. We base our advice on foot care practice and on the medical sources listed below.
Worried about a persistent complaint, fungal nail, athlete’s foot or excessive sweating? Consult your GP, podiatrist or chiropodist.
Sources
- NHS: Excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis): www.nhs.uk
- NHS: Smelly feet: www.nhs.uk
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