Imperial Feet Shoe & Sock Spray and Nail Mycosis Solution – powerful treatment for fungal nail and athlete’s foot, with tea tree and jojoba oil, made in the Netherlands.
Fungal Nail Treatment Set - Imperial Feet - Foot care products - Anti Fungal Treatments, B2C
Shoe and Sock Spray - Imperial Feet - Foot care products - Anti Fungal Treatments, B2C
nail fungus
nail fungus before and after treatment
Nail solutions before and after
Imperial Feet Shoe & Sock Spray and Nail Mycosis Solution – powerful treatment for fungal nail and athlete’s foot, with tea tree and jojoba oil, made in the Netherlands.
Fungal Nail Treatment Set - Imperial Feet - Foot care products - Anti Fungal Treatments, B2C
Shoe and Sock Spray - Imperial Feet - Foot care products - Anti Fungal Treatments, B2C
nail fungus
nail fungus before and after treatment
Nail solutions before and after

Fungal Nail Treatment Set

£44.97
Taxes included.

Treating your nail alone with nail mycosis solution? Yes, it's good but here you are treating only half of your problem. Because the roots of the problem are still there somewhere. Like in your shoes. Treat the nail. Disinfect the shoe. Stop reinfection at both sources instead of just one.

Complete 2-part system: Nail Mycosis Solution 75ml + Shoe & Sock Spray 150ml

Solves the #1 reason standalone nail treatments fail: untreated footwear

Formulated in the Netherlands since 2001, paraben-free, diabetic-friendly

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What's Included

Product Size Role in the Set
Nail Mycosis Solution 75ml Penetrates the nail plate to treat the infection at the nail bed
Shoe & Sock Spray 150ml Kills fungal spores inside footwear to stop reinfection

Why the Set Works Faster Than Either Product Alone

Comparison Nail Solution Only Full Fungal Nail Treatment Set
Treats the nail Yes Yes
Disinfects the shoe No Yes
Reinfection risk while treating High, spores survive in shoes up to 12 months Low, source is treated weekly
Common outcome Improvement, then plateau or relapse Steadier, uninterrupted progress
Fungal spores can live inside shoe linings for up to a year. A nail that's healing while sitting in an untreated shoe every day is fighting the same infection twice. This set closes both fronts at once.

How to Use

1

Nail Solution

Twice daily
  1. Clean and dry feet, file the nail surface
  2. Apply solution to the nail and surrounding cuticle
  3. Let it absorb fully, no rinsing needed
2

Shoe & Sock Spray

Once weekly
  1. Spray 6–8 times inside each shoe
  2. Let dry fully before wearing
  3. Spray socks before washing at 60°C

What's Actually Inside

Nail Mycosis Solution

Tea Tree Oil, Jojoba Oil, Chestnut Seed Extract, Piroctone Olamine, Panthenol, Glycerin, Lactic Acid, plus supporting ingredients.

Shoe & Sock Spray

Benzalkonium Chloride and Camphor as the active disinfectants, plus Zinc Ricinoleate for odor control.

Full INCI lists available on request.

Results Timeline

Timeframe What's Happening
Weeks 1–2 No visible change yet.
Weeks 3–4 Early signs start showing: less discoloration near the nail base, slightly reduced thickness.
Months 2–3 A visibly healthier section of nail appears at the cuticle.
Months 4–6 Clear new growth continues advancing.
Months 6–12 Full nail regrowth is complete for most cases.

This Set Is Built For

  • Yellow, thickened, or crumbling nails
  • Anyone who tried a standalone product before with no lasting result
  • Runners, gym-goers, and anyone regularly in closed, damp shoes
  • Diabetics and sensitive skin (paraben-free formula)

Frequently Asked Questions
How is this different from the nail solution alone? 

The standalone solution only treats the nail. This set adds the step most people skip, shoe disinfection, which is the most common reason nail fungus keeps coming back.

Do I use both products every day? 

No. Nail solution is twice daily. Shoe spray is once a week.

Is it safe for diabetics? 

Yes, both products are paraben-free. Check with a doctor first if you have open wounds or circulation issues.

Will this work if a single product didn't? 

Often, yes, if the previous product never addressed shoe reinfection, which is usually the actual gap.