Why do you have "RINGWORM" listed in the description at the top? Ringworm is NOT a worm...it is a fungus.
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It should read roundworm. I will let our web team know of the change that needs to be made to the description, but also know that Amazon also puts in the description so somewhere someone made a mistake.
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Short answer: No Polish. 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.
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I don't have that problem (worms) in this seed. Thank you for posting so I could check. (I used a flashlight to be sure). Also, most birds in my yard do not like this seed as others have said.
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No. It's a fungicide that kills fungal diseases like molds and blights. Doesn't kill bugs or worms.
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Perhaps the product description has changed since I bought these mushrooms, but my bag says "shitake" and, indeed, the mushrooms are shitake. The distributor is Hoosier Hill Farm.com. Try asking them.
854642
the box is pretty well marked and the worms are in bedding inside a nylon kinda bag (nice) and then in a box. the worms come with instructions on how to care for them as soon as you get em. they thrive nicely but they WILL get out of the bed you put em in. not bad though cause more worms means more worms in the long run.
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I purchased it for my dog who had very bad yeast infections on his skin. It gave him some relief but it didn't cure the infection. I realized that he was allergic to corn. My dog has never had ringworm but has had staphylococcus and again it gave some relief but it didn't fix the priblem.
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No. Only roundworms. If you zoom in on the picture you'll see it only mentions roundworms. Tapeworms which look like rice usually, require a different medication. Some medications will actually kill all worms in one medicine (Drontal, for example). But not Sergeant's Vetscription Sure Shot! Only roundworms. Personally I think they should mention that real clearly in the product description. They don't - and it's kind of irresponsible, even dangerous, when pet owners nearly overdose their cat trying to kill tapeworms with roundworm medicine.
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Descriptions on package say it cures most athletes foot, jock itch and ringworm.I have no documentation but but I would assume it would be good for any fungus if it could be applied directly to the fungus area.
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There are a number of reasons why the worms are moving down instead of up including: food in the top is too moist or too acidic, temp may be too hot, or too cold. Without knowing more specifics, or looking at it, I couldn't tell you what the reason(s) is. Make sure your not putting strong items like onion, garlic, horseradish and the like in there. I find worms on all levels in mine as well. Some of that is normal. If you don't find any worms at all after about a week after supplying food in the top, then re-evaluate whats going on. You may want to re-read instructions or read online and see what may be out of whack in yours. There are a number of reasons why the worms are moving down instead of up including: food in the top is too moist or too acidic, temp may be too hot, or too cold. Without knowing more specifics, or looking at it, I couldn't tell you what the reason(s) is. Make sure your not putting strong items like onion, garlic, horseradish and the like in there. I find worms on all levels in mine as well. Some of that is normal. If you don't find any worms at all after about a week after supplying food in the top, then re-evaluate whats going on. You may want to re-read instructions or read online and... » Read More There are a number of reasons why the worms are moving down instead of up including: food in the top is too moist or too acidic, temp may be too hot, or too cold. Without knowing more specifics, or looking at it, I couldn't tell you what the reason(s) is. Make sure your not putting strong items like onion, garlic, horseradish and the like in there. I find worms on all levels in mine as well. Some of that is normal. If you don't find any worms at all after about a week after supplying food in the top, then re-evaluate whats going on. You may want to re-read instructions or read online and see what may be out of whack in yours. « Show Less
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This product did not work for me. My doctor said that nail fungus can not be cured. My advice is to contact your own doctor and find out the same information as I just provided here.
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I didn't see it listed as such. But if it is, it should definitely be corrected immediately! Definitely not a toy by any means.
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I do not believe it should be!! Due to the nail polish could be causing the fungal. Especially with older polish. Or wait two hours and try it on one nail. The see what happens. Everyone may have a different type of fungus??
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I just checked on my bottle, it says: Expiration date: then there is nothing there, just blank space... Will share that i purchased this early summer when a stray cat appeared at my door with ringworm. all i can say about the product is that it seemed to keep the fungus from getting larger or spreading but it did not get rid of it....next i switched to a couple more pricey products and got similar results, then was told about an old home remedy of 1/2 water and 1/2 apple cider vinegar...almost instant results, Bodhi is laid back and although he did not like the smell, he did not fight being sprayed...I sprayed him once in the morning and once at night... the ringworm was totally gone in a week.... I just checked on my bottle, it says: Expiration date: then there is nothing there, just blank space... Will share that i purchased this early summer when a stray cat appeared at my door with ringworm. all i can say about the product is that it seemed to keep the fungus from getting larger or spreading but it did not get rid of it....next i switched to a couple more pricey products and got similar results, then was told about an old home remedy of 1/2 water and 1/2 apple cider vinegar...almost instant results, Bodhi is laid back and although he did not like the smell, he did not fight being... » Read More I just checked on my bottle, it says: Expiration date: then there is nothing there, just blank space... Will share that i purchased this early summer when a stray cat appeared at my door with ringworm. all i can say about the product is that it seemed to keep the fungus from getting larger or spreading but it did not get rid of it....next i switched to a couple more pricey products and got similar results, then was told about an old home remedy of 1/2 water and 1/2 apple cider vinegar...almost instant results, Bodhi is laid back and although he did not like the smell, he did not fight being sprayed...I sprayed him once in the morning and once at night... the ringworm was totally gone in a week.... « Show Less
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I think you should take the money you were going to spend on the exhaust and open up a worm farm. Call it "iv got worms" I hope my answer aided in your time of need thank you and praise buddah - proffesor papageorgio
1989711
This is not a bacteria, it is actually a fungus which grows in tropical regions on mangosteen fruit's skin, so it is well adapted to heat.
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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/