Tired of loose, thick, brittle, white or yellow, oddly shaped, loose, broken nails and toenails, use our Fungus Killer 30 ml to be proud of your nails again. It comes with a small syringe without needle to assist you in getting the tincture under your nails. We prefer to sell two bottles without extra postage / courier costs, for prevention of new infections.
For courier costs please ask with your physical address !
About Feet, Nail and Toenail Fungus.
Toenail fungus also known as onychomycosis is a fairly common condition that disfigures and can destroy the nail. This condition is caused by any one of many types of fungi (similar to the organisms that cause mold in your bathroom) that grow in the moist warm environment in your shoes. These fungi generally belong to a group of fungi called dermatophytes. As they grow they invade and feed on the protein (keratin) that makes up the hard surface of the toenails.
The big toe and the little toe are the nails that are most likely to be affected. Prevention of Toenail and Nail Fungus. Get your feet out of sweaty shoes and socks whenever you can. Fungus loves to grow in warm moist places. Start treatment immediately before the fungus gets worse and spreads. Use Foot powder to help keep your toes and feet dry while you are exercising. This will help absorb some of the moisture. Always wear flip-flops in places like public showers, locker rooms, and pools (walking on your tippy-toes across the bathroom floor won't protect your feet). Interesting Fact: Nails are made of a protein called keratin (dead cells), which is also found in human hair. Toenail fungus is attracted to keratin and likes to feed on it. Never share your toenail clippers with anyone. This is a big NO NO. Fungus will reside on the ends of your clippers allowing it to be transferred from one person to another. Wear socks that allow the feet to breathe, such as those made from natural fibers such as cotton. If you have extremely sweaty feet, give them ample time to dry out during the day, if possible. Do not wear toenail polish if you have a toenail infected by fungus. Always keep your nails trimmed short so that you minimize the risk of prying the nail upward and causing injury to the nail bed which in turn allows the fungus to grow underneath the nail. Keep your shower floor scrupulously clean. If your toenail has become inflamed or you are experiencing pain, seek medical advice as soon as you are able to do so. Ware only well-fitting sandals around the house, or barefoot. Keep your feet cool and ventilated
