Fungi Nail Pen Applicator Anti-Fungal Solution, 0.10 Ounce - Kills Fungus That Can Lead To Fungus.

I really really like the pen! Very easy to apply and works unbelievably!! One problem and it's only if you don't have the time. It takes FOREVER to dry! BUT, it's worth the wait. If you're having pain from the fungus this will take that pain/burn away in about 2 minutes! That's the one thing I love about this pen. You can use it to jam it in under the nail, on the side, and with the pen it's very easy to get into the spots you need to get it into. Definitely give this a try, just make sure you do it EVERYDAY for at least 6 months! Yes, 6 months!! Just when you think it's gone around the 3 month mark....it's not gone, trust me you have to do the full 6 months and that's with any of these medications. Good luck, it's a very very tough thing to kill!! Took me over a year because I made the mistake of thinking it was gone when it wasn't. 6 months people, AND do Not miss a day!!🫡☺️

Pros: Very easy to apply. For me, this is the feature that most differentiates this product from others. Dries quickly. Very effective for me when I use it consistently until the healthy nail completely grows out. Prevents re-infection when used a few times a week in the winter when I wear socks and closed shoes/boots. Does not irritate the skin around the toenail or make the infected toe sore or sensitive. Cost-effective, significantly less expensive than other topicals I have tried. Cons: (These are minor issues to me.) Turns the treated nail very yellow. Takes a little longer to work than some more aggressive topicals I’ve used, but Fungi-Nail doesn’t cause irritation/soreness like some of those did. This is the solution that has worked best for me. It’s not messy, no odor, it’s easy to store, doesn’t break the bank, and it completely solves my problem.

The name on this is deceiving as it is called fungi nail . I have had discolored toes for years - since I was about 40 . My father had them too and blamed them on freezing his feet in WW2 . I never had frostbite but I did get a fungus infection after using a truckers shower in Green Bay Wi years ago which I believe caused it . I cleared that up but noticed my toes discolored and it just never went away . A couple of years ago I bought tea tree oil and applied it diligently for a few months . All but my big toes cleared up 100%. I am disabled and life often gets out of hand and I stopped treating due to health and figuring their was little progress . Well the truth is it takes about a half a year to grow a complete new nail and you never rid the discolored part until you grow it out and cut it off . However you still must treat to keep what is growing healthy and pink and not have it too discolor . I bought this hoping it would work better then tea tree oil . I put fungi nail on first then take a que tip and put the tea tree oil over . I can see the discolored nail moving closer and closer to the end and getting smaller each time I trim . It is so slow you can hardly notice and if you have a digital camera you might want to take a picture every 30 days but I am gaining . The first time I got this pen I applied between the toes everywhere just to be sure nothing was there . Then just on the affected nail . I think together they work a little better then teat tree oil alone but the tea tree oil is what I would rely on if I could only have one . You will see if you order this it says right on the box not effective for nails . Problem is there is nothing that truly is once a nail is discolored . Your only hope that I have found is to keep the discoloring from spreading using the tea tree oil to keep it from discoloring new growth and keep trimming off what was discolored . Good luck Still using my pen and when it runs out I will buy the bottle and just use a que tip . Make sure you put this right where you put your socks on after a shower and use it everytime . We are all different but I believe it will work if you don't cheat and skip . You must get that atheletes foot fungus if you have it on the skin treated . Thankfully I was able to do that years ago and am only fighting the discolored nails and have developed the patience to beat this hopefully it takes a long time . I took off one star for a deceiving name and how slow it works on nails if at all . Tea tree oil does work but the good stuff is fairly expensive buy a 4 oz bottle and it will last years . I am making progress since putting them together so I am not going to change anything and continue to use both . I have been using the pen and oil together for about a week and swear I see a little progress . I started with the tea tree oil alone a few months back BTW I shower twice a day when I get up and early evening and apply after . You must keep your feet clean and rinsed off then dry before applying . Wash your shower down with bleach spritzer if you share or that bathtub cleaner the works is even better and removes mineral stains from hard water .

Didn’t work too good on my toe nail fungus

Like many products advertized for nail fungus, this shares the sorry story of NOT being for nail fungus at all. It says it right in tiny print on the back of the label, whereas the name of the product and it's very deceptive wording says it's for fungus ' in and around' the nail or 'under the nail' that could....get this..lead to nail fungus. Then when you read the back, it says it is NOT for nail fungus (read under details of contents). The main inredient is Tolnaftate 1 % whichis a common main ingredient of ALL KIND OF athlete's foot spray - which is for general fungus of that kind and NOT nail fungus. They may say that it adds some tea oil and other stuff but any additives are not listed as 'active' ingredients' in the back. Then they have a trick of an 'applicator' for around the nails which give sthe impression if you add this stuff in the nail beds it helps - well, you can get any can of Tolafnate and spray your toes daily or in powder form and get a lot more prduct for less. In any even that ingredient may assist in stalling the start of some fungu AROUND the nails but it doesn't cure it. Read up on AI - if you have a bad case you have to act quickly and this product won't prevent rapid spread. You can take prescribed pills for actual nail fungus but they have side effects and take a long time. I have tried a lot of home remedies and the one that is working more me now is equal portions of warm water and white distilled vinegar in a footbath for 45 minutes or so every other day mixed with one BIG cap of Giant sized listerine. White Vinegar and Listerine are known anti fungus agents as well. This combination is one of a number of home remedies recommended by 2 dermatologists short of pills for actual nail fungus and it takes diligence but has arrested or reversed the fungus on a number of toes better than other stuff I have tried like applying apple cider vinegar to the toes daily - it's the immersion and treatment for 45 minutes or so that seems to have an impact - and it's easy if you are doing desk work. I have tried other remedies as well such as Ciclopirox 8 % which must be doctor prescribed and costs without insurance about $120 per month in the US - but less than $25 per bottle in Europe and Latin America (!) but it is very tricky - you have to lacquer it on to nails and then it gets very sticky and waxy and you have to file or varnish it off every week and re-apply and it did 0 for me - in fact the nails got worse for some reason possibly because it trapped air under the nail. In any event stay away from this if product you are interested in arresting or curing actual nail fungus. If you have athletes foot fungus whihc is different any of many sprays will do. Amazon should also make this clear in its product description. Needless to say I returned the product after reading the back. The should just call it Fungi-Creme not Fungi Nail in short. Caveat emptor for all you Latin fans !