FUNGICURE Intensive Spray, Antifungal Treatment, Kills 6 Types of Fungus, Soothes Itching & Burning, 2 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)

This works. Tried many products over the last year and finally found something that has restored my toenail.

I have had this painful gross fungus on my left big toe for almost a decade now. I've tried so many things and it's only gotten worse. Thick,yellow, bending my nail upwards. This is 2nd bottle of this I've used now. It's taken about 5 months of using it but my nails grow pretty slow. I just use it once or twice a day, a few sprays making sure to get the top and under the nail a bit as much as I can. I use it after shower a lot. Make sure to cut back as much nail as you can and when it grows out keep doing that. That's all I've done. Spray one or two times a day,no mess and keeping the nail with fungus cut back as much as I can. Easy to use. Will definitely be keeping this in the medicine cabinet even after this is healed. 2 or 3 more months and I'll finally be rid of this decade's long,embarrassing stuff!

Keeps it at bay, but does not cure it

It might be working. It takes a long time and you have to apply consistently according to the instructions.

About 20 years ago, I became prone to foot and jock itch. had it bad too.For many years, the only thing that worked for me required a doctor visit and prescription... namely Clotrimazole and Betamethasone (steroid) cream. Clotrimazole- the active ingredient in FungiCure- by itself is sold over the counter, but it did not work for me on its own. The steroid cream can be dangerous to the skin if overused, and costs a pretty penny. As alternatives I tried everything in the foot/jock itch sections at the big pharmacies. I tried Tea Tree oil and other herbal remedies, nothing worked... until FungiCure. FungiCure spray gave me my confidence back. These kind of infections are trial and error, as there are different fungus that could latch on to you... I suppose I am lucky that I found one thing that worked for me and was somewhat affordable. Took a few days to kick in and about a week to clear fully for jock itch. For nails? Could be much longer as its also tied to your nail bed growing out.... well as an example I had to start treating around March to be pool ready in June. what I do is scrape the affected area a bit first so that this has better penetration.Clean up the site, spray directly on area- preferably at the first sign of itching, follow up with a bit of medicated powder, get your life back.The Good: If it works for you, can drastically cut down your healing time. Along with proactive hygiene measures (obviously bathe daily, do not reuse socks/underwear!) I literally went from having an out of control recurring infection for 4-8 weeks to a manageable once-in-a-blue infection of around 1-2 weeks at peak.The Bad: Sprayed areas will smell like alcohol for a while but it dissipates. I would use it overnight, and again in the morning. Also, it's alcohol based so it will take a while to get used to the sting if you have sensitive skin like I do.Try it, give it a month (in case your bodies reaction time is slower.. everyone is different). You'll know if it's for you.

Our Intensive Anti-Fungal Treatment Liquid helps halt the growth and reproduction of fungal cells on toes and fingers--including on the skin around nail edges & under nail tips to help treat & eliminate discomfort.The direction on the box, says it’s not effective on nails. Therefore, I can use it. and it's non-refundable.

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Working great