Nail Antifungals
If your toenails or fingernails have become brittle, changed shape, thickened, or are crumbling at the edges, a fungal infection might be to blame. Over-the-counter antifungal treatments may help. Preventive steps include keeping nails short, dry, and clean and avoiding going barefoot in public places, such as gym showers. For other fungal infections, see jock itch/antifungal products and athlete's foot/antifungal products.
| Product Name | Percent of Pharmacists' Votes |
|---|---|
| Fungi-Nail |
49%
|
| Dr. Scholl's |
16%
|
| Fungoid Tincture |
14%
|
| FUNGICURE |
10%
|
| Mycocide NS |
6%
|
| Tineacide |
5%
|
See Other Topicals
Athlete's Foot/ Antifungal Products
The term athlete's foot may be directed at jocks, but virtually anyone can suffer from its uncomfortable traits: itching and burning, redness...
Jock Itch/ Antifungal Products
Jock itch is a fungal infection that, like athlete's foot, thrives in moist, warm areas of the body. The topical antifungal products below may...
Foot Care Products
Feet. They're the foundation on which we stand, and what keeps us moving—and possibly the source of many problems. Feet commonly become...
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