Dr Scholl Fungal Nail Treatment 3.8ml

Dr Scholl Fungal Nail Treatment can not only effectively treat mild fungal nail infections but also prevent the spread of the infection. With a unique two-system design, it is a practical all-in-one product that contains disposable nail files and an advanced nail liquid. The nail files will be used to gently remove the top layers of the affected nail and provide two actions: reduce the number of fungi in the nail and enhance the penetration of the nail liquid into the nail. The advanced nail liquid will not only provide an acidic environment, aggressive for nail fungus, but also form a protective shield over the surface of the nail. In essence, it will kill the nail fungi and prevent the spread of the infection. In a convenient and discreet format, this product is easy to apply and a practical way to help you treat mild fungal nail infections at home.

Characteristics

Dr Scholl Fungal Nail Treatment has the following characteristics:

• Contains 1x Applicator with 3.8ml NET Liquid and 5x Disposable Nail Files;
• Effectively treats mild fungal nail infections;
• Eliminates 99.9% of nail fungus;
• Prevents the spread of infection;
• Provides visible results after just two weeks of use;
• Practical all-in-one product;
• Convenient, discreet, and also easy to apply.

How to use

The Dr Scholl Fungal Nail Treatment treatment has two phases:

Phase 1 (4 weeks):

• Once a week use the disposable nail file to gently file the surface of the nail;
• Once a day apply the advanced nail liquid to the surface of the nail;
• Let the liquid dry for 5 minutes before putting on tights, socks, shoes or going to bed.

Phase 2 (9 months):

• Once a month trim toenails. Never cut the toenail down to the level of the skin (leave 2-3 mm length);
• Once a week apply the advanced nail liquid to the surface of the nail. Apply it for 9 months or until the discoloration has grown out.

Notes

This product is indicated for mild fungal nail infection. It is only recommended when the symptoms are present in two nails or less and the discoloration covers less than 75% of the nail. Never reuse the disposable nail files in order to avoid the spread of infection.