FUNGICURE Intensive Spray, Soothes Itching & Burning, 2 Fluid Ounce (Pack of 1)

Works as advertised. Soothes Itching & Burning. Heals fungus.

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the problem in the nail persist. it will take longer to heal... more than expected.

Works fast, works well and works everywhere. I’m pretty hygienic but somehow my big toe got “something”. I don’t use public showers at all and our shower at home is always clean. Whatever, not the point. It didn’t seem like fungus but it was short in the corner and not growing or worse, losing nail. A Podiatrist said it was fungus and had me go on this expensive medication that did not work, at all. Came across this with a bunch of reviews saying it works. I wanted something I could spray and not paint on and since I pay with FSA, there’s nothing to lose so to speak if it didn’t work. Well, within about 2 months the toenail was fine again. Nuff said. I now spray it on anything itchy or weird on my skin, rash or otherwise and it seems to clear whatever it is up as well. Honestly, I don’t know if the constant heat and humidity or swamp particles floating in the wind living in Florida causes my skin to sprout fungus or whatever it is, but this fixes it all. Now I keep a bottle of this handy full time.

I’ve used them multiple times. It doesn’t really work. I’m never gonna buy it again.

bought this product because the big picture on the box clearly shows a nail, which made me believe it was intended for nail fungus. Only after reading the fine print did I see that the product itself states “not effective on nails.” This feels very misleading and unacceptable marketing. To make things worse, the product is not returnable on Amazon. I had to request a call and speak with customer support. Thankfully, Amazon’s customer care team was excellent and helped me, but I wish I didn’t have to go through that in the first place. Overall, very disappointed with the product, but grateful to Amazon for their support.

About 20 years ago, I became prone to foot and jock itch. had it bad too. For many years, the only thing that worked for me required a doctor visit and prescription... namely Clotrimazole and Betamethasone (steroid) cream. Clotrimazole- the active ingredient in FungiCure- by itself is sold over the counter, but it did not work for me on its own. The steroid cream can be dangerous to the skin if overused, and costs a pretty penny. As alternatives I tried everything in the foot/jock itch sections at the big pharmacies. I tried Tea Tree oil and other herbal remedies, nothing worked... until FungiCure. FungiCure spray gave me my confidence back. These kind of infections are trial and error, as there are different fungus that could latch on to you... I suppose I am lucky that I found one thing that worked for me and was somewhat affordable. Took a few days to kick in and about a week to clear fully for jock itch. For nails? Could be much longer as its also tied to your nail bed growing out.... well as an example I had to start treating around March to be pool ready in June. what I do is scrape the affected area a bit first so that this has better penetration. Clean up the site, spray directly on area- preferably at the first sign of itching, follow up with a bit of medicated powder, get your life back. The Good: If it works for you, can drastically cut down your healing time. Along with proactive hygiene measures (obviously bathe daily, do not reuse socks/underwear!) I literally went from having an out of control recurring infection for 4-8 weeks to a manageable once-in-a-blue infection of around 1-2 weeks at peak. The Bad: Sprayed areas will smell like alcohol for a while but it dissipates. I would use it overnight, and again in the morning. Also, it's alcohol based so it will take a while to get used to the sting if you have sensitive skin like I do. Try it, give it a month (in case your bodies reaction time is slower.. everyone is different). You'll know if it's for you.

I bought this for minor fungal infection under by big toenail located toward the outer edge. I know it says not for toe nails, but it works for me. Keep the nail trimmed, and spray once at the nail edge, pulling the skin down and away from the nail as much as possible to allow the liquid to penetrate as much as possible. Twice a day. I've been using it for about 60 days, and the fungus is more than half gone. It's a slow process because the bad part of the nail has to grow out, but it will get there, I expect another 60 days. I also used this on ringworm on my daughter's arm, it worked great, gone in 4 weeks. The alcohol did dry the skin a bit, but no big deal. I think 1 bottle would have done the trick for my nail, but since I used it on the ringworm, it will probably take 1 more bottle. I think that's a fairly inexpensive cost to treat something like this.