terrasil Clotrimazole Antifungal Cream, Relief for Fungal Yeast Infections, Jock Itch, Athletes Foot, Ringworm for Men & Women, Clinically Proven Treatment of Skin Fungus MAX 6X (0.5oz)

TLDR:This stuff works. Same "active ingredient" as all the other name brands but for some reason, it just works WAY better and WAY faster. Not quite as "greasy" feeling after you rub it in either. Highly recommend.Pros:It doesn't smell like chemicals of any kind.Goes on easy and rubs in much better than the other products that use petroleum based ingredients.WORKS(See more in summary below).Cons:Meh, it's a little more expensive. But honestly not by much, and it works so much better I honestly don't care.Summary:I have a large beard. A few years back I started noticing some redness on my neck kind of below my ears and behind the poofy outer edges of my beard that seemed to go up under my beard a bit. I thought maybe I'd gotten too much sun, or not rinsed the soup out well enough and didn't think much of it. It didn't go away though. It didn't hurt or itch really and I'm a guy's guy(dumb) so I just ignored it for a rather long time. Eventually I was dating someone who was worried about it so I hit the google. It suggested a mild reaction to something(nothing really had changed at all) so I tried more "gentle and natural" cleaning products. No change. I showed it to my doctor and told him what I said above and he said it could be a very mild fungal infection of the skin and to try some antifungal meds. I tried several name briand products for months. One of them worked, very slowly and it was mostly gone? But you could still see it. This was after about 4 months of trying. So, again, dude's dude(dumb), I just stopped and let it go back to how it had been. Red and more visible to others than myself, mirrors and big beards and all. Fast forward to another lady I dated, that was bothered by it. I searched around again and stumbled on this stuff. My red was gone in under 2 weeks. Completely. I now use this once a week as kind of a prophalactic but yeah, it's never come back. After years with a red neck and odd looks, that other products could barely touch, I was happy and healthy in less than a single tube. I cannot recomend this product more highly!!!

Great cream. It works.

Pricey but works well.

SO MUCH CONFUSION !!!Malassezia not to be confused with MELASMAMALASSEZIA (formerly known as Pityrosporum) is a common lipiddependent fungi it is present in eczema,( which maybe an allergy ? referred to as Seborrheic dermatitis, which covers so many skin disorders?? this includes tinea versicolor, Seborrheic dermatitis malassezia,folliculitis........there is still some question as to whether or not glycerine is an issue if anyone has recent studies, or can verify if this is an issue I'd love to hear about it. I do know personally by not using anything but SQUALANE (DERIVED FROM OLIVE OIL) , basic petroleum jelly, or food grade mineral oil, on my face, I have managed to cut the crust growth on my face by about 80%I have been making an effort to inform those that produce, and or use anything called an "anti-fungal" this is a very broad term for mycology. I am not a scientist nor am I a doctor, I'm an average gal who has malassezia folliculitis for over 8 painful, itchy, suicidal thought inducing years. AND 8 dermatologists later, still have not received what I need. WHAT I DID GET WAS THE SAME CONTINUOUS PRESCRIPTION FOR ANTIBIOTICS AND STEROIDS.. FROM EACH ONE OF THEM. look it up folks this causes what I have. OH AND IN CASE YOU DIDN'T KNOW THERE IS NO STEROID RECOMMENDED FOR USE ON THE FACE!! some call IT steroid OR ANTIBIOTIC ACNE, OR fungal acne, I call it HELL! investigations show that the Malassezia species causes most skin disease in humans, This particular type of yeast is aN OIL loving fungus. SO NO seed oils, or lipids, olive oil, coconut oil, safflower oil, THEY all feed this issue. NO GLYCEROL???? so unless you know exactly what's on your skin, its difficult to tell if this product might work for you. As 1 reviewer stated, the ring worm was in the follicle, so this wouldn't work for it? I'd like to know if it was CULTURED, OR tested? because unless, and until dermatologists start culturing or doing a skin punch tests, and stop throwing BROAD SPECTRUM antibiotics at everything! you really have no IDEA WHAT you're TREATING! AND IN THE CASE OF MALASSEZIA, because it's part of your natural body flora, and it co-mingles with bacteria; is very difficult to culture, so we just keep throwing stuff at it! what you may need is an oral anti fungal? SO if this doesn't work you can't blame THE product. THE # ONE YEAST IN Seborrheic dermatitis, is a common skin organism, Malassezia yeast! THERE are 20 species of candida alone that cause health issues in humans. Malassezia is a monophyletic genus of fungi found on the skin of 7 billion humans and associated with a variety of conditions, including dandruff, atopic eczema (AE)/dermatitis, Pityrosporum, (seborrheic dermatitis, and folliculitis !!!! so when it comes to mycosis, before you disparage a company that has made AN effort to make something that could work for some! but not all, PLEASE THINK TWICE.. having said this, could we please get a product that doesn't feed one of the most common yeast out there?. thank you hope this helps .

It's a good product. I did some research before ordering it and it paid off. It has the advantage of blending an active antifungal ingredient with some soothing components. HOWEVER, I had it on Subscribe & Save, and all of a sudden, the original item (0.9 oz @ $19.95) was switched for a ½ ounce tube at $22.99. That means the price DOUBLED overnight. That's worse than shrinkflation. Hence my only 3 stars.

The cream was very effective and easy to use.

Very effective.

Works good but I feel it's as good as other otc items