No More Fungus Toe Nails,  onychomycosis, fungal nail infection!
It is estimated that 25 million Americans suffer from onychomycosis.

Symptons: The symptoms of a fungal nail infection can vary. Pain can be chronic due to a low grade mechanical irritation of the periungual folds or be acute due to a foreign body reaction by the skin adjacent to the nail.  When the skin adjacent to the nail perceives the nail to be a foreign object, it will mount a response to push out the nail, just as the skin would respond to a splinter. This response is usually a low grade soft tissue infection.

Use as directed It takes several months for the large toe nail to grow out completely. You may not see results until the new nail has replaced the old.

These directions are for FUNGUS TOENAIL. If you don't know what fungal nail is CLICK HERE.

Directions: Take a fresh new emery board, file top of nail down until it is very thin. As thin as you can get it, but not so thin that it starts to bleed. The purpose for this is so that the medication can penetrate the nail and get through to the NAIL-BED where the fungus grows.

Apply nail saver daily under and on top of toe nail(s). Massage NAIL SAVER into the nail(s) so the medication can penetrate more deeply. Don't use nail polish, this will prevent the medication from penetrating to the nail-bed. As the new nail grows in, if it is still growing in thick, keep filing down the top of the nail to keep it thin so NAIL SAVER can continue to penetrate through to the nail-bed. Continue to use daily.

Keep the feet dry.  Keeping the feet dry will inhibit the ability of the fungus to thrive.  You can do this in several ways.   Frequent changes of socks, the use of powder, such as this powder and rotating shoes so that they are worn only every other day, can help tremendously.