Fungi-Nail Anti-Fungal Liquid Solution, Kills Fungus That Can Lead to Nail & Athlete’s Foot with Tolnaftate & Clinically Proven to Cure and Prevent Fungal Infections 1 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)

Only Thing That Has Worked For Me
Nail fungus is extremely hard to get rid of, so don’t expect results quickly. I tried just about everything and alone, this stuff isn’t going to cure anything without some help. The Fungus lives ‘under’ the nail. Dabbing this stuff on the surface isn’t going to do it alone. It will kill down a few hairs width, but it wont get down to the source. You can paint your nails with this stuff for 10 years and nothing’s going to happen. Here’s what I’ve done and I can attest it will work for the majority of people.1. Remember, fungus spreds. Treat your socks and shoes as if they are contaminated, which they are. So, change socks at least once a day. Wash them well. Spray your shoes inside with Lysol or anti-fungus spray at least once a week – more if you sweat a lot in them. The key is keep things clean.2. Before using this stuff, or anything, cut your nails down as far as you can without hurting yourself. For advanced cases of nail fungus this means going almost down to the cuticle. The fungus is collecting under the nail, pushing it up. So, if you do not expose the gunk below, it’s hopeless. So, cut and clean the gunk out all the way to the skin. Some people wont have to do this because they dont have it that bad. So, scuff the surface as much as possible. The key is to allow the meds to sink in as far as they can. And REMEMBER, clean your nail clippers after every nail. Use alcohol to clean them. Remember, fungus spreads. Dont infect other nails. Also, do NOT pick at your nails with your hands or with your toes. And keep your house clean. Mop, vacuum and disinfect with Lysol at least once a week. A clean environment is crucial.3. Try not to wear your shoes and socks while at home. You want your toes dry and clean. Don’t go barefoot though, use sandals indoors to keep from getting fungus infections from dirty floors or infecting the floors with your feet. Outdoors, GO BAREFOOT. If you have a beach, go walking daily on the sand with your bare feet. It’s healthy. If you don’t have a beach, soak your feet in Epsom Salt and warm water 2-3 times a week. Don’t forget to reapply Fungi Nail every time you get your feet wet!4. Try to allow 5 minutes for Fungi Nail to soak into the nail before putting on socks. If you suffer from athletes foot, FIGHT IT. Use Lamasil or other topical agent to cure it. You want your feet as fungus free as possible. You can use a tea extract soap on your feet if you like, but remember, those are no replacement for real meds.5. Treat your body well by eating well and exercising. A healthy body is much better equipped to fight off infections and fungi. If you’re overweight, shed some pounds. It may seem life is unfair, well, it is. The key though is to avoid SUGARS which fungi thrive on. That means lower your carbs. In the morning, drink a full 20oz of water before heading off to work or your daily activities. Though it’s a myth that you’re supposed to have at least 8 full glasses of water per day, the solution to pollution is dilution. You’ll pee more often in the morning, but it will surve to help get rid of pollution in your body. After a week or so, I’ll bet your skin will look better and your overall energy will increase by just doing these few simple things. Oh, and do at least 5min of stretching before going to bed each night. It really helps loose weight and feel better in the morning – try it.This all may seem a bit over done, but it really isn’t. People don’t live very healthy lives these days and we are relying more and more on drugs to make things better for us. The key is a healthy environment (clean), better habits, eating well, exercising and a good frame of mind. Happy people live healthier lives.

Can’t tell if it’s really doing any good.
Noticed some toenail fungus a few months ago on one big toe. Been hitting it twice a day with this stuff. Hasn’t gone away but it’s still on just the one toe and it hasn’t gotten any worse, so I’ll keep using it. No way to know if it’s really working or not.

Not for Nails?? What the??
I bought three bottles of this stuff because it was cheaper than getting it in the the applicator pens or the ointment. First off, I keep my feet clean and dry all of the time. I wear open-toed sandals all day every day except when I occasionally leave the house to go to the beach or in to town. So it’s not like my feet are sweating in a pair of work boots all day. Or getting wet from slogging through fetid swamp water. So I was very surprised to find a yellowish fungus under one of my toe nails.I applied the “Fungi-Nail” liquid heavily to the affected toe four times a day for the last three and a half months. All that has happened is that the end of the toenail has rotted off or been burned off by the Undecylenic acid (25%). The rest of the nail looks just like it did before I began the treatments.So out of desperation I read the label on to bottle to see what the problem might be. And there it is, at the bottom of the paragraph beginning with the word “Directions”. And I quote, “This product is not effective on the scalp OR NAILS”. I couldn’t believe it so I checked the other bottles. Yep, they all say the same thing.So this crap is called “Fungi-Nails”, it shows a picture of two yellow deformed toe nails on the package, and it is advertised as a treatment for nail fungus. But according to the label it is NOT EFFECTIVE ON NAILS. So I guess it is my fault for trying to use a product in a way that it was not intended. What may have thrown me off was the picture of the nails on the package. I should have done more research. So even though it was my mistake, I’m still giving “Fungi-Nails” a one star review because I wasted my money on three bottles of this useless crap.Ken at the Beach

Very pleased with it, It works!
This product is easy to use. Worked effectively and in a few days it cleared up the fungus!

it made some difference. bottle brush is also easy to use.

it was a wrong purchase. From the product description, I thought it is for use on nails. but later, when I received it, I realized that it was for use on the skin around the nail, not for the nail.