I used the Deodorant version of Right Guard Sport fresh. This deodorant smells nice and does the job. Eventually it gave me a rash so I stopped using it. All in all it did the job, but I stuck with better products

Once again, this is a deodorant, not an anti-perspirant! This product does not contain aluminum salts. Please take a look at the product heading: Right Guard Sport (Deodorant). Please read before you comment. Please make sure you are commenting on the correct product you want to comment on. This deodorant comes in various scents. They are okay scents, but the deodorant does not last all day in covering odor. It is inexpensive, so in a pinch, I would buy it, but for my regular deodorant, no.

Right Guard Sport is my deodorant of choice. Nothing works better or longer.

I am writing the company on this anti-perspirant deodorant stick if I can find them. I have never had an antii-perspirant fail half way through the day. It is the most embarressing thing in the world to sniff around to see who smells and figure out it is you. There is nowhere to hide. The stick is all dried out and won't stick on the skin--like a powder.

This is the exact same thing as Gillette with a different smell. No joke...look who makes them both. Right Guard has better marketing, so people think it is better.

This is really good because it has a CoolWater like scent. It also does a good job.

It smells the best. The stick could last longer though. I use it- it's got to be good.

I am against using anti-perspirant because of the chemicals used in them. However, Right Guard smells good. That is why I gave it a two instead of a one.

This deodorant is okay, but it doesn't last all day. When I would go to bed at night I would usually stink. This is one of the few deodorants that did not protect me.

Works well for covering up after a workout. I use it after I go for the gym and after bowling.

Right Guard is riding right in the middle here. When I think of Right Guard I think of semi-nostril iritating clouds billowing out of a bronze colored can, past a raised armpit and right into my breathing space. Well, that and holding it up to a match and turning it into a protable mini flame thrower. If they could localize this a little more it might be a little less of an intrusive memory for me. It goes on nice and dry though.

Right Guard is the old stand by when it comes to deodorant. You can't go wrong with it, and you can be reasonably sure that you are not going to 1) get a rash 2) horrify anyone with the smell. That being said, to me Right Guard is a little bit too old school - it reminds me a little too much of high school gym class.