The dropper never touches the nail directly, so there's no cross-contamination between infected and healthy nails
One 75ml bottle covers about three months at twice-daily use
Research-backed formula, FDA-registered facility, produced in the EU since 2001
Trusted by podiatry and pedicure professionals across 15+ countries
Built to penetrate the nail bed, not just coat the surface
Do you recognize this?
If any of these look familiar, you're in the right place. Fungus doesn't resolve on its own — it progresses.
Home remedies and pharmacy creams are gentle, sure, but they rarely get anywhere near the infection. Pills and lasers both work, they just come with a prescription, a cost, or a level of monitoring most people would skip if there's a solid alternative sitting on a shelf instead.
Why it works
How to use
Wash and dry your feet completely. File the surface of the affected nail. This alone can improve penetration by up to 40%.
Brush the solution over the nail and the skin around it. Give it 2–3 minutes to sit before you cover it.
Clean cotton socks, washed at 60°C. Spray your shoes weekly with an antifungal spray, or the nail keeps getting exposed to the same thing that caused this.
Twice a day. Don't skip more than two days in a row, or you're basically restarting the clock.
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Results vary. Full nail regrowth depends on individual biology, consistency, and severity.
Honest fit check
If you don't see significant improvement within one month, contact us for a full refund — no questions asked. Healing takes consistency, and we'd rather you commit with zero financial risk.
Most people see clean new growth at the base from about four weeks. A fully clear nail takes longer, six to twelve months usually, since that's just how long a nail needs to grow all the way out. Stopping before that finishes is the number one reason people feel like it "didn't work."
Both have some antifungal property on their own. Neither reliably gets through the nail plate to where the infection actually sits. This pairs tea tree oil with a carrier oil specifically to solve that, which is the whole point of the formula.
Yes, it's gentle, paraben-free, made with sensitive skin in mind. If you've got neuropathy or a vascular issue, check with your doctor before starting anything new on your feet, just to be safe.
It can, to nearby skin and neighboring nails both. Earlier treatment helps, and disinfecting your shoes the whole way through matters more than people expect for keeping it from spreading further.
Generally, yes. Oral antifungals need liver monitoring since they work through your whole system. This stays local to the nail and the skin around it, no systemic load like that.
Not the regular kind, it traps moisture and gets in the way. A breathable, oxygen-permeable polish lets treatment keep working underneath instead of sealing it off.
