Enhanced Nail Polish In Multiple Colors
Who'd've thought you could treat nail fungus with fun colors?
Spring has sprung, the grass has riz’, my how good my toenail is! It’s sandal season, y'all, and Just For Toenails is here just in time to help you get ready for summer and sandal season. Choose from fun colors like ’Loose Lips Pink Ships’, ‘Fiery Coral’ or ‘Mountain View Blue’. All contain the top antifungal product, tea tree oil, to fight that fungus.
Toe nail fungus, also called onychomycosis, typically occurs following an injury to the nail. Once the protective barrier of the nail is disrupted by injury, fungus, which is everywhere around us in nature, will slowly invade the nail. Fungus initially appears as a yellow discoloration at the tip of the nail, progressing slowly to the base of the nail over the course of months to years.
You can have fun with nail polish colors while you fight toe nail fungus – how cool is that?
Jeff
Medical Advisor
Myfootshop.com
Updated 3-11-2021
<a href="/just-for-toenails-medicated-nail-polish">Just For Toenails Medicated Nail Polish</a> contains both tea tree oil and lacquer. The tea tree oil will treat superficial fungal infections of the nail. The lacquer is used to create the smooth polish that you love. The first coat of lacquer will allow for the tea tree oil to treat the nail but may limit access of the tea tree oil in subsequent coats. Therefore, I always recommend that you remove the old coat before applying the new. <br>
Do you need to use other products? That depends upon the severity of your nail infection. Here is a helpful link to <a href="/toe-nail-fungus-treatment-recommendations">treatment recommendations for onychomycosis.</a> These recommendations describe which products are suited for the severity of your nail infection.<br>
Hope this helps.<br>
<a href="/jeffrey_a_oster_dpm_cv">Jeffrey A. Oster, DPM</a><br>
Medical Director<br>
Myfootshop.com
Thanks,
Jenny
The fungus that causes the nail infection we call <a href="/onychomycosis#Tab3">onychomycosis</a> and the skin infection called <a href="/athletes-foot#Tab3">dermatophytosis</a> is a plant. How do you kill a house plant? Don't water it and expose it to too much sun. That's the approach to treating fungal infections of the foot.<br>
Specific treatment of the nail with <a href="/natural-antifungal-nail-solution">Natural Antifungal Nail Solution</a> is great but you can make it all the better by drying the foot and as you suggested, disinfecting the shoes with <a href="/terpenicol-shoe-spray">Terpenicol Shoe Spray.</a> A good source for drying the foot is to use <a href="/onox-foot-drying-solution-1">Drysol</a> once or twice each day depending upon need.<br>
The better you can manage the environment in which the fungus grow, the better your success rate will be in treating it.<br>
Hope this helps.<br>
<a href="/jeffrey_a_oster_dpm_cv">Jeffrey A. Oster, DPM</a><br>
Medical Director<br>
Myfootshop.com