PURE SKIN Toenail Fungus Treatment For Toenail & Finernails, Toe Nail Fungus Treatment Extra Strength, Effective Fungal Nail Treatment for Finger & Toenail -1 OZ

So I had been trying to find a good product for a minor fungal situation on the right big toe and more stubborn one on the left 4th. Last year I had a busy summer and decided to opt for some no chip pedi's since my summer was going to be pretty packed with events. In July I went in for a fresh pedi and to my surprise what was initially mild turned aggressive! While it was only a pale discoloration affecting only one side of the toe it was now yellowish and on both sides and only a small hourglass area in the middle was healthy. UGH!!!!! I was shocked at the aggressive spread and I immediately started trying several different cures including the popular brands. Everything would just keep it from progressing, but wasn't actually curing. After much researching different brands, and reading MANY reviews, I opted for this. HALELUYA!! I can see progress!! Now, I know there are different types of fungi so I must've found my cure. My routine: apply AT LEAST twice a day. ALWAYS after showers, (I don't always shower at the same times every day) so sometimes it's 2 or 3 times a day, and I use a tea tree foot scrub with a brush. So... for bedtime I use Avalon Organics lavender body lotion and I thoroughly apply on my heels and in between toes (because dry heels can sometimes harbor fungi). Then I apply the first coat of this product. It's very thin and dries relatively quickly. By the time I finish 1 foot the other is dry, so I apply a 2nd coat and then repeat a 3rd time. This really lets the product saturate thoroughly into the nail. Takes no more than a couple minutes, so even when I'm really tired I'm still able to be consistent because it dries so quick. Once a week I use a coarse nail file to file the top of the nail and the edges. Doing only these steps I began to see a difference in just days! I've also tried to be more diligent in taking my biotin and multi vitamins but sometimes I forget. But I always do the foot routine. Even in the morning I apply it and then do my normal morning routine since it dries so quick! I did go away on vacation and forgot to take with me so I ordered another bottle to my vacation spot! If I neglect it more than a couple of treatments in a row I can see and feel the infection return, so it's important to stay consistent. It's now been a couple months and I am seeing a greater improvement with this product than with any other. But again, remember there are different types of fungi and some conditions may contain more than one on top of another. Highly HIGHLY recommend this product based on my results. Try it. You've got nothing to lose, except a pesky (and embarrassing) condition.

This product worked very well for me! I used the entire winter to grow it back. (Oct 18, 2024) I orginally cut and carefully filed away as much of the dead nail as I could without damaging the nail bed. A week later the video was taken. I applied this product twice a day after a shower for the first 2 months and kept on socks to protect the exposed nail bed. I suggest covering with a band aid if you're going to wear closed shoes. When your home let your nail breath! (April 21, 2025) The last photo was taken with the nail fully grown back! I did apply once every other night after 2 months. I hope the product helps you all and much as it did for me! SN: It does have a strong vinegar type scent but I didnt mind! I used about a quarter of the bottle the entire 6months.

I think it stopped fungal growth and allowed new nail to come back unaffected. Ingredients are a bit of a mystery. Maybe "ancient Chinese secret"? Anyone remember that silly commercial?

Smells like vinegar. I did not see improvement for nail fungal infection until 3-4 weeks. Does not work well for me for athletes foot. I’ve used other products on Amazon that work better.

For the record, I bought this for a mild toenail fungus that arose from a torn toenail (40+ years ago) -- expecting to get a product with undecylenic acid as the active ingredient. The box photo on Amazon's product page shows 10% undecylenic acid -- BUT the label on the box I got yesterday (and on the bottle label) shows only "main ingredients", which don't include any major anti-fungus ingredient. The pamphlet inside the box shows "Active Ingredient" Acetic Acid (20%) and lists the others as "Inactive Ingredients". Also in that pamphlet under CAUTION, I find "It is not recommended to use it directly on the skin such as the athlete's foot and tinea hand. If you really want to use it, use it after diluting with pure water 1:1." This appears right beside "Meanwhile, it can even help to treat athlete's foot, jock itch, ...". BTW, the distributor on the current box is also different from that in the photo on the product page. So, I'll do an update after I've used the product awhile. The pamphlet also says "After 2-3 months [of use], new healthy nails will grow out." We'll see... OK -- it's 7/21/25, about a year and 7 months later, and I changed the 3* to 5* because my big-toenail bed has grown from 1/4 inch to 1/2", almost to the 5/8" of my other big toe. I used the product for 2-3 months, removed the dead skin that was softened by the product, and used the brush to apply the liquid between nail and skin under the nail. Not noticing any growth of the nail bed, I stopped the daily application. As time (months) went on, I noticed a little growth of the nail bed, so I'd occasionally apply the product and press the nail repeatedly against the toe to work the product into the skin and edges. I also used an antifungal cream with 1% tolnaftate occasionally, which I had used earlier with no result (before this product allowed me to remove the dead skin under the nail). So, if this product doesn't work by itself, you might try an antifungal cream, once this product allows you to get at the intersection of the fungus and live nail bed. So, despite the slow results, I now have a decent nail bed, so I recommend.

The outside packaging of the product states that active ingredient is undecylenic acid, but the inside instructions lists a different active ingredient, acetic acid, and the bottle ingredients lists a bunch of random plant extracts. So this product is most likely just cheap vinegar, which is much less effective at treating fungus than undecylenic acid. Waste of money!!!

Update!!! Check the pics for my before and now photos!!! I'm so thankful the nails are actually growing back!!! This stuff works !! I ordered this particular product after reading reviews, and looking through numerous other similar products to find the best working product to fix my toenail issues. Firstly, I'll admit I am quite embarrassed by the appearance of my toenails, and in general quite concerned they will never be "normal again". As you can see from my photo - on my left foot I had dropped a heavy object directly onto my big toe and the second toe, causing there to be an immediate blood bruise underneath of the nail. The large toe then began separating at the cuticle area and while cleaning it, it lifted up and the black part was dried blood - I tried clearing it out as best as I could and removed the lifted and damaged part of the nail off. As anyone would be worried their nail would not grow back - I panicked and looked into how to regrow/repair this situation and clear up the left foots big toe fungal issue. (Which i had cut back as far as i could of the infected nail, filed and cleaned but it definitely looks nasty!!) Anyway, This was where I ended up...! I purchased this maximum strength fungal nail solution, and so far the photo will only show my "Before", but I will be back to update once I've had the time to use the product as directed and I hope this can help at least one of my two issues. The bottle is a really good size!! The package came fast, and included proper directions, a small file, and a small brush that fits into the bottle for the application. (This was packaged with a rubber stopper piece in the bottle to prevent leaking) This stuff smells very similar to apple cider vinegar to me, and I do not like that smell very much but I realize these things typically don't smell awesome. It does not smell chemically, which is good. In my opinion, the scent does NOT just go away once it's dried down. I recommend once applying, put a pair of socks on to help protect the nail and allow the product to work its magic. I can not wait to be able to add a future update and, hopefully a much more appealing photo of my gross toenails. Haha.

it doesn't work for me well. No big change.