Fungus No More, 1/2 oz with Brush Applicator

Can Fungus No More help my finger and toenail fungus? Fungus No More has been clinically proven to be effective.  Fungus No More is an FDA approved medicine that will kill finger and toenail fungus.  Fungus does not actually "live" in a finger or toenail, but actually "lives" in the surrounding live tissue and causes the nail to grow thick, yellow, ugly, and brittle. Fungus No More therefore kills the fungal infection in the surrounding tissues, thereby allowing new nail growth to be healthy and clean in appearance.

You simply use the included brush applicator on the problem areas, which means that there are no messy creams or droplets.  And since you will not have to touch the infected area, Fungus No More will help stop the spreading of the fungus to other finger or toenails.

Fungus No More has also been clinically proven to be effective for the treatment of athlete's foot, ringworm,  other types of skin fungus', and for relief of: itching, redness, scaling, cracking, burning, irritation, and other forms of discomfort.

Directions for using Fungus No More

Usage for fingernails and toenail fungus:
- You will need to wash the affected area and then dry it thoroughly.
- Then you will apply a thin layer of Fungus No More over the affected area twice a day (morning & evening) or in some cause, as directed by your doctor.
- You will cover the entire nail, that includes under the edge of the nail and over the cuticle.
- It is recommended that you apply Fungus No More to the adjacent finger or toe area, thereby preventing the spread of infection to other fingers or toes.
- Supervision is required when children use Fungus No More.

Usage for athlete's foot:
- You will need to pay special attention to the space between the toes.
- You will need to wear well fitting, and ventilated shoes.
- You will need to change your shoes and socks at least once a day.
- You will need to use daily for four weeks.
- If the condition continues after four weeks, you will need to consult a doctor.