SchollAthlete's Foot Spray, 150ml - Antifungal Treatment, Clinically Proven With Tolnaftate, Fast-Acting Spray For Athlete's Foot Relief, Eliminates Fungus, Soothes Itching & Burning (Pack Of 1)

Works as it should quick delivery

No smell dries quickly no skin irritation very good quality value for money no stinging

If you are a regular swimmer, one of the big problems is in avoiding picking up foot infections at the pool. This Scholl spray is an effective preventative, but less good as a cure for an existing infection. Also, being a spray can, it is not so environmentally friendly as a cream or powder.The advantage of a spray over a cream is that it tends to penetrate better in the awkward places around the toenails and it is a lot quicker. It is also useful as an occasional mass-disinfectant inside footwear such as shoes and boots to prevent re-infection at a later date from hibernating fungal spores.I have found that drying the feet properly (I use a freshly laundered micro-fibre towel after each swim) and then spraying the feet or applying a cream and then applying a foot powder in the socks to finish the drying process combine to be an effective preventative. This also helps to prevent a fungus being brought home to infect the family shower etc.However once an athlete's foot fungal infection has taken hold and burrowed under the skin then the spray on its own is inadequate, and to effect a cure it needs a more powerful anti-fungal agent, such as Canesten Bifonazole cream or Lamisil cream.Be aware there might still be some samples on sale where the hole in the spray nozzle is way off centre, causing more to spray elsewhere and onto ones fingers than the affected area. These require fitting a proven old jet as a substitute on the faulty new can. Recent ones were OK and the jet can be aimed properly.

Very good seller item works great

As described

Delivery was very prompt,Excellent

I've found that wearing Uggs during winter seems to trigger athletes foot, never had it prior to this.I purchased this a cream based product and powder spray, found that neither were particularly efficient at healing the skin. However I would say this liquid spray is probably the most convenient of the three - powder gets everywhere, whether you go to bed with it on or wear socks/shoes with it on. This one is clear and similar to a deodorant or sun cream spray. Once it's dry, you aren't aware it's there.Took a little longer than I'd like to resolve the issue but eventually did the job - did need a 2nd bottle though.

I have had athletes foot for years and have used creams - this winter it got really bad and was keeping me awake at night with itching; I also have psoriasis. I found this spray on Amazon and bought it, I’m so glad I did as it is amazing. It cleared up both the athletes foot and psoriasis in practically 1 week. The red sores have dried up, pealing skin has stopped and itching is abated when I spray the soles of my feet before bed.