When Secret Clinical Strength was released, I wanted to try it. It was offered free after rebate at Rite Aid, so with nothing to lose, I purchased the product. I was eager to try Secret Clinical Strength because it was marketed as providing prescription strength wetness protection, but being available over the counter. I live in the south where 100 degree heat is the norm for July through August. Couple the extreme heat with my area’s high humidity during that time of the year, and it can be very challenging to smell nice while not appearing too sweaty. I have been a Degree user for years and while I generally like the product, I do find it lacking in some respects. So I set off to put these two products to the test, head to head, or should I say, armpit to armpit? I wanted to be very clinical about this experiment, so I tested the Secret Clinical on my left armpit and Degree Women’s on my right. I decided that two days was enough time for me to formulate my opinion on which product would work better for me. I used each deodorant once per day and did not at any time reapply either product.