Hongo Killer Antifungal Powder - Athlete's Foot Treatment | Bottle

This stuff is awesome. I know it is for feet but my dad is in extended care and his diaper causes skin rot / wet infections and this stuff cleans it up removing all the redness and helps keep it semi dry in the parts where the legs are always against other .. Humm… areas preventing them from breathing. Truly amazing stuff.. worth the money. I am on my 4th bottle.

Very good 👍

This is the only powder that help my dog's hot spots. It doesn't have an offensive odor nor does it sting when applies. It works well between her toes and paw pads and has cleared up her spots in a week. I now just sprinkle a bit on when grooming her to any areas where she may have started to chew/lick and they are gone in a few days. I imagine it would work well on people as well.

It works better than the spray.

It has a funny name, Hongo Killer, but it does a great job. Daily use helps keep the areas dry and protected. The price and quakity are spot on. I really like Hongo Killer Antifungal Powde.

Cleared up the fungus among us quickly! I continue to use occasionally as a preventative.

Este polvo antifúngico realmente funciona. Desde el primer uso, noté una reducción en la picazón y el mal olor. Es fácil de aplicar, no deja residuos molestos y mantiene los pies secos durante todo el día. Ideal para quienes usan calzado cerrado por muchas horas. Lo recomiendo para cualquier persona que busque una solución práctica y efectiva contra el pie de atleta.

This was a good buy for a while but the price has risen very significantly. Looking for alternatives. Contains talc. edit: I decided to google talc and find that it frequently naturally contains asbestos and correlates with where it is mined. The only way to know for sure is to scientifically test for it. Asbestos is a very well known carcinogen. Several manufactures claim their product is talc free. Hongo Killer is made in the Dominican Republic but that is not an indication of the source of its talc. It is possible it is asbestos free but I see no claim about that. It would be great if the manufacturer and distributor tested and made a claim as to whether its talc contained asbestos.

Even if was still available Tinactin powder always seemed to run out before curing the problem and the infections inevitably returned. Maybe because this comes from the Domincan Republic, where jock itch is likely a much greater reality, this stuff cleared it up right out of the gate and kept it under control.

It was very useful. And I think it works wonders for fungal skin infections. But I can't order another one. There's no information on when it'll be back in stock or whether it'll be available again at all.

Best product to I have ever used to cure athletes foot. Superior to every other product available. Works 100%