Taro Clotrimazole Topical Solution for Athlete's Foot - Jock Itch Fungal Cream for Skin, Clotrimazole Cream 1%- Effective Relief and Treatment for Itchy, Irritated Skin - 10 mL

Awesome product,small but mighty,my foot issues disappeared in less than a week of using this product.Have tried several others without result,but this is the best athlete foot cure ever.HIGHLY RECOMMED,it's superb.

Delivered on time. Excellent product and price point.

I contracted a severe athletes foot in a hospital and it later traveled under my nail. I tried EVERYTHING. You name it, I soaked my foot and toes in it. Well here it what worked for me. I bought a really good foot care brush and used it with Dr. Bonner's Tea Tree soap to scrub my feet really good and around the nails and under the toe nail when possible. I used my finger nails to make sure the soap got under the nail. I used Food Grade peroxide to scrub and rinse the nail and than after rinsed my feet with water and made sure the peroxide was washed off. These two things did a pretty good job at making my toe nails look better. But the really noticeable change occurred when I started using this stuff in addition to my above cleansing routine. After showers and most every night after washing my feet I put drops around and under my toe nails. Again I use my finger nails to get the liquid under the toenail and along the sides of the nail between my nail and skin surrounding it. At first I was worried about getting the fungus under my finger nails because I was touching the fungus, but I guess thorough hand washing (including the nails) along with a drop or two at night (when I thought I might need it) kept my finger nails looking healthy. So after 3 years of battling the UGLINESS (at least I thought so) of this fungus distorting and discoloring my nails, it is almost gone. There is only a faint reminder of what they used to look like. They are not discolored, and they are not thickened. I can't even see it when I look at my feet from a standing position anymore. I think this coming summer 2016, will be the first summer where I will not be embarrassed by my feet. One more thing I want to mention, I did end up losing a toenail. It just fell off. But the good thing is that a brand new healthy nail had already grown in to replace it. This stuff really works!!!!!

***One month later, infection is almost gone and this was, for sure, the game changer. Doing what a dozen other things (including prescriptions) could never.**Update: after another few uses, continuing to smell progress.Off the rip I can say this stuff spreads like a dream. 4 drops per foot gives me a nice thin even layer all the way up to above the ankle (I tend to wear high socks so I feared the fungus was creeping up there too) and I wear a size 10 in men so, fairly lg feet. I had been using FungiCure “quick drying” clotrimazole gel before this and that’s tough to spread even with the little brush on the tube. FungiCure also “dries” very sticky. This stuff dries more…dry. And. Not. Sticky. Have only been using for a few days but so far it seems to have decreased some foot odor I’ve been battling for a while. Will update in a few more days but so far, so good.

About a month ago, I had a very painful ear infection, and my pharmacy did not have the Clotrimazole drops in stock that I had been prescribed. I was looking around at over-the-counter products and discovered that I could get the exact same drops over the counter. I read a lot of reviews of different Clotrimazole drops trying to make sure they were o.k. to use as ear drops. A lot of reviewers were talking about how much cheaper the drops were to buy over-the-counter and that their doctors had actually recommended that they buy it that way for ear infections because of it being cheaper. I bought a bottle of the over-the-counter stuff for $12.99. Eventually, my prescription came in and I got one bottle of that for $20. I initially thought all the reviewers had been correct and that it was much cheaper buying it over-the-counter, but then I realized that the prescription bottle was actually 30 ml and the over-the-counter drops were only 10 ml, so the over-the-counter stuff was actually a lot more expensive. When I ordered another bottle and was able to use the mail order pharmacy my insurance recommends, it was only $6.68 for the 30 mL bottle. I was curious and looked the product up on GoodRx to see if it was cheaper over-the-counter if you didn’t have insurance and the cheapest price on there for for a 30 mL bottle was $19. The prescription that I got was actually the exact same brand that this over-the-counter product is, with identical strength and ingredients, so if you’re able to get a prescription for the drops, it’s likely more affordable.; there is also the added financial benefit of there being no sales tax on prescriptions, but sales tax is charged on over the counter drugs and where I live that tax is over 10%. The product itself seems to work fine, though after I did the full 10 day period that the doctor told me to, I still had some small amounts of infection in one ear and had to do a second round of drops.