Visitors to this site offer hundreds of remedies, but these folks are rearranging deck chairs on the Titantic, because very few are talking about the real problem — the nail itself, which is a physical barrier between any topical and the infection.

Some medicines claim to penetrate the nail but they deliver an insignificant dosage to the fungus to have any noticable effect.

If, like me, you are unwilling to take oral medicine owing to the unllikely but serious health risks, you MUST remove the part of the nail over the affected area and remove the junk below it on a weekly basis, then on a daily basis, apply a topical daily (home and over-the-counter). If one remedy doesn’t work, try another, and another. Expect no less than 3 months to clear it up.

I removed most of the nail and junk with clippers and applied ciclopirox from eBay (1/10th the price of the prescription laquer), and not laquer based). Took 6 months to kill the fungus. Would have been easier to have used nail removal liquid from the start, but I didn’t know of it, but you can go get it now.

I suspect that if your use the Zetawhatever topical only on the affected area, after removing the nail and junk above it, you’ll have good results. But toss the spray in the trash. You don’t need medicine in your blood unless you have a serious disease, and toe fungus doesn’t count.

if you have any expert in Kolkata, India please send me address i’m very sacred in furture it become big problem

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