Can this treatment be used on finger nails
787917
I really don´t Know. Take notice that the product only works if the fungus has not spread on the whole nail. It only works on partially infected nails.
787918
I really dont Know. Take notice that the product only works if the fungus has not spread on the whole nail. It only works on partially infected nails.
787919
If it works on toe nails it should work on finger nails too. Be noted that the product only works if the fungus has not spread on the whole nail. It only works on partially infected nails.
329584
Yes. It is hard for it to get thru the nail though. I used Sally Hansen with dmso each application. The dmso pulls whatever is on your skin into your skin. Research it before using. Sally Hansen didn't work for me until I put it on with the dmso. DMSO is a topical liquid that is used for inflammation on racehorses tendons. Good luck!
1931455
I would think not; it tries to penetrate the nail surface. Also might interact with the nail polish.
451045
I have not used it on fingernails but I am sure the same beneficial effect would occur since you are dealing with a fungus and ethanoic acid would be utilizing the same pharmaceutical action.
804165
Indeed it does work for fingernails. I used Knox every day. For my arthritis I have found that processed gelatin in the form of collagen hydrolysate is the better way to go as it is absorbed much faster. Amazon carries it. It is in a tall green container. Dissolves instantly in ANY temperature liquid. It is gelatin, just in a smaller particle for easy absorption. Yes, the collagen hydrolysate works fine for the fingernails. I hope that the Knox label will produce it one day.
2190038
I am reasonably certain that using nail polish would defeat any benefit of fungal nail treatment - you would be sealing the fungus in -counterproductive
1946009
It certainly does not hurt; however, toenail fungus is a tough one. One of the best things to treat that with is a product called FungiCure. You can get it at most drug stores. I thoroughly understand the desire to go all natural and organic, but sometimes the stuff from the local drug store actually works faster.
417969
Most definetly. I have bad case of fungus nail causing really thick, deformed nails and it does a great job!
1192144
Short answer: does NOT work on nails. The package states this. Long answer: I bought this in Sept. 2013. It stated on the packaging that is was not effective for nails, and references treatment for athlete's foot and ringworm. The package picture is misleading. I gave it a try by first filing down my nail and exposing as much of the underlying tissue as possible. This product had no effect on the fungus in my nail bed. I stopped using the Fungi Nail solution in July 2013. For the last year, I have been using only a solution of original flavor Listerine, distilled white vinegar directly after showering and letting it dry on the nail and surrounding tissue. I stuck to this regiment religiously for a full year. I removed and filed down the damaged nail regularly. Additionally, I stopped wearing toenail polish and wore open-toed shoes whenever possible. My nail is now almost fully healed and grown back in normally. Only a very small edge of damaged nail needs to finish growing out.
1844806
I think so as I have had many fungus nail treatments, known have worked. I think part of the reason is blood sugar as yeast feed on sugar and my meds can raise that.
1499681
Yes! That has been the sole use for my husband and it has worked well. He farms and his nails were terrible! They are much better now and continue to improve.
2104822
Yes it is effective on toe nails using the right attachment (which is included) . Previous response that it is "used" is ridiculous because the company (35 years in business manufacturing personal care appliances) is registered with the FDA unlike other sellers and are subject to stiff penalties if they sell "second-hand" drills which other sellers online will do. ALL Bargainsources products are brand new. Hope this clarifies things up.I am a professional Nail Tech, staff member for Bargainsources.
1921833
It's true: it's NOT effective on nails. I bought this in Sept. 2013. It stated on the packaging that is was not effective for nails, and references treatment for athlete's foot and ringworm. The package picture is misleading. I gave it a try by first filing down my nail and exposing as much of the underlying tissue as possible. This product had no effect on the fungus in my nail bed. I stopped using the Fungi Nail solution in July 2013. For the last year, I have been using only a solution of original flavor Listerine, distilled white vinegar directly after showering and letting it dry on the nail and surrounding tissue. I stuck to this regiment religiously for a full year. I removed and filed down the damaged nail regularly. Additionally, I stopped wearing toenail polish and wore open-toed shoes whenever possible. My nail is now almost fully healed and grown back in normally. Only a very small edge of damaged nail needs to finish growing out.
1456794
it would seem to me that you would have to remove nail polish because it acts as an impermeable barrier so the nail itself,would not get the treatment. additionally you would need to sand down the nail to achieve better penetration. After all this you might get extensive inflammation and soreness, because this product is very very strong and aggressive.
2061189
I think that it is. I did not use it specifically for that but I noticed the difference in my nails as I was using it on my hair and scalp.
1355098
I bought the stuff for my wife. She has no experience in using it on the type of nails you describe.Sorry
1525864
Ouch. Damage that exensive may not be helped by this product. It did an excellent job of strengthening my nails and dealing with consistant splitting and flaking of the nail edges. Your nails won't by any the worse for trying the product and it may help.