ONE good one a sham, this viewer curious as which way to go with an ongoing horrific big toes, fungi. What to do buy it?
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I think it works and it will show results in a few weeks just keep using for a few months
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I can't answer for toe fungi but it seems to be working on my daughters moloscum
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Good morning. Thank you for your interest in Emuaid. Yes Emuaid Max will kill the toenail fungus (red and white jar) No nail polish. The Emuaid needs to be able to penetrate in to the nail to work. Start with the 2 ounce first. It will kill the fungus in about 2 weeks. You have to apply it 3 times a day all over the nail and under if possible with a qtip. Please use a different end of the qtip to a different nail. The purpose of this application is so you do not spread the fungus and you don't waste product. Now the discoloration will take time to grow out. Our product is all natural so it has no bleach, acid, or chemicals to change the discoloration of the nail. You will have to allow the nail to grow out for the color to change. Some people use the product the whole time during this process. This may be time consuming but it works chemical free. All photos and reviews on our website are customer supplied and verified. With nail fungus, results often vary based upon the speed of the nail regrowth. Our product is fully guaranteed.
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Rec'd open toe by accident, didn't make them send me what I actually wanted. Would much rather have closed toe since open toe is for observation of swelling etc and it bunches up in your shoe. Socks really helped tho.
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The one I get is in a blister pack. But I believe you have other options. Ask the sellers.
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I think if the fungus was gone, it would be safe to thin the thickened nails. I would ask a doctor, to be safe.
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for odor i would get an anti-fungal shampoo...thats wht i use and it seems to be working...
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BTW Adam, because you have a *fungus* gnat issue, you should probably water your herbs from the bottom until the situation clears itself up otherwise you will continue to have the issue. What part of the country do you live to have a fungus situation like that? Or maybe you're watering too much? Anywho, Put some plastic coasters under your plants (if they are in pots) or switch to a soaker line (if in a garden) to avoid the over watering gnats issue. When applying the DE use this: Pest Pistol Mini Duster. But remember, each time your DE gets wet, you will need to re-apply it that's why I suggested the two versions of watering. BTW Adam, because you have a *fungus* gnat issue, you should probably water your herbs from the bottom until the situation clears itself up otherwise you will continue to have the issue. What part of the country do you live to have a fungus situation like that? Or maybe you're watering too much? Anywho, Put some plastic coasters under your plants (if they are in pots) or switch to a soaker line (if in a garden) to avoid the over watering gnats issue. When applying the DE use this: Pest Pistol Mini Duster. But remember, each time your DE gets wet, you will need to re-apply it that's why I... » Read More BTW Adam, because you have a *fungus* gnat issue, you should probably water your herbs from the bottom until the situation clears itself up otherwise you will continue to have the issue. What part of the country do you live to have a fungus situation like that? Or maybe you're watering too much? Anywho, Put some plastic coasters under your plants (if they are in pots) or switch to a soaker line (if in a garden) to avoid the over watering gnats issue. When applying the DE use this: Pest Pistol Mini Duster. But remember, each time your DE gets wet, you will need to re-apply it that's why I suggested the two versions of watering. « Show Less
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Use Ortho Poison Ivy and Brush Killer for that. Tordon is way overkill for poison ivy, and should be used a sparingly as possible! (If the only tool you have is a hammer, all of your problems look like nails!)
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It takes time to work, especially if you have fungus as bad as mine was. I took advantage of their package deals and am very happy.
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I goggled it and here's what came up: http://www.redwormcomposting.com/worm-composting/fungus-gnats-in-worm-compost-bins/ and http://www.redwormcomposting.com/worm-composting/fungus-gnats-in-worm-compost-bins/
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I'm not sure on this one. What is the reason for loss of toenail? I believe this product to be safe, but perhaps as a precaution, wait!
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I'd say more for foot box of shoe not the heel. I'd recommend lambs wool. It's a great cushion and cheap.
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I don't know for sure, but it would seem best to remove your nail polish. I think nail polish in general is bad for fungal infected nails anyway.
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Norma, I have been going to a doctor for nail fungus and have learned there is no cure for nail fungus. Certainly, you can put nail polish on your nails over the fungus.
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I personally would buy a higher tooth count for more expensive lumber but stick with diablo:)
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Thank you for your note. Once opened, look to use the Moor Mud within the year. Kind regards, Jack
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When I used it, I just applied a layer over the toenails of a cleaned foot. Give it a few minutes to dry, then you can put your socks on.I do not use it anymore and changed to plain vinegar per my podiatrist recommendation. It is a year long process, and you need to hang in there. Quick fixes if advertised are clearly bogus...would not happen.
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When I used it, I just applied a layer over the toenails of a cleaned foot. Give it a few minutes to dry, then you can put your socks on. I do not use it anymore and changed to plain vinegar per my podiatrist recommendation. It is a year long process, and you need to hang in there. Quick fixes if advertised are clearly bogus...would not happen.