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Fungoderyl Solution 1% by Stada
I've tried a lot of treatments for fungal infections, but Fungoderyl Solution 1% from Stada really delivers. It's super easy to apply directly to the affected area, and it's been a game-changer for me. The solution is designed to tackle fungal infections head-on, and it's been effective in reducing the symptoms. I've seen some pretty impressive results with this stuff.
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My 4-Month Journey with DIY Nail Fungus Treatment: A Game-Changer for Toenail Health
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As a fitness enthusiast and pensioner, I've struggled with toenail fungus for years. After four months of using a DIY treatment, I've seen some serious improvements. My nails are no longer thickened, and those pesky yellow-green spots have vanished. It's a total game-changer for toenail health. I've also noticed a significant value for money, considering the long-term benefits. However, the initial cost was a bit steep, and the treatment duration was longer than I expected. I'm thrilled with the results, but I'd recommend being patient and persistent. With the right approach, you can say goodbye to toenail fungus for good.
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My 4-Month Journey with DIY Nail Fungus Treatment: A Game-Changer for Toenail Health
I've been a fitness enthusiast for over 20 years, and I'm always on the go.
As a seasoned pensioner, I've visited the pool countless times, and I've noticed a lot of women wearing closed-toe shoes.
At first, I thought it was just a fashion trend, but then I took a closer look at their feet, and I was surprised to see that many of them had brightly colored toenails.
Why on earth would you dye your toenails at the pool?
As I discreetly observed the women's feet, I asked myself the question: to hide toenail fungus!
That's when I realized I had a problem too.
My big toenails were thickened and slightly deformed, and there were yellow-green spots on the inner and outer edges of the nail plate on my left big toe.
Not just my big toes were affected, either - my neighbors' big toenails were thickened and curved as well.
Well, toenail fungus is no fun.
It's time to get it treated!
I dug deeper online, reading about podiatrists and various over-the-counter remedies.
I narrowed it down to one product that was highly recommended on Airecommend.
But at the pharmacy, I was offered a cheaper alternative with the same active ingredients.
Apparently, Naphthifin is the most effective treatment, and it contains the Fungoderyl active ingredient.
Of course, I bought Fungoderyl.
The packaging has all the information you need.
Here's what it says:
Fungoderyl contains the active ingredient Naftifine, which is a broad-spectrum antifungal agent.
This suits me just fine!
Fungoderyl is produced in Russia, in Nizhny Novgorod.
They release this drug in a 25 ml vial.
I'm sure there are other capacities, but I bought the largest vial.
In the pharmacy, they gave me a colored cardboard box with important information on each side.
And in the box - a dark glass vial with detailed information: the name of the drug, volume, storage temperature, expiration date.
The vial has a very convenient nozzle-dosing cap with a lid.
I was stoked to see the manufacturer went the extra mile and included a detailed instruction manual in the box to help us use this product correctly.
The manual had all the essential info: what the product is, what you need to know before using it, its therapeutic actions, indications, application rules, and so on.
The most important part for me was the info about the actual therapeutic product, Fungoderyl:
Fungoderyl contains the active ingredient nafifine, which is an antifungal agent.
Nafifine works on the fungus by either destroying or suppressing its growth and reproduction, depending on the type of fungus.
Nafifine easily penetrates the skin, and the required concentrations of the product are maintained in the skin's different layers for a long time.
After studying the application rules, I started my treatment.
I'd call this process not treatment, but special care for my toenails.
I began by doing a saltwater foot bath, trimming my toenails as much as possible, cutting them back, drying them, and then applying the first treatment (March 1, 2025).
The treatment process is super easy: every night I'd apply a single drop of this stuff under my nails, wait a couple of minutes for it to dry, and... voilà!
I'm really happy with the fact that the treatment liquid is basically odorless, doesn't feel greasy, doesn't leave any stains, and dries quickly.
And here's the important part: every 7-10 days, you need to trim the overgrown nail tips and clean up the loose parts of your nail plate - those are the dead, infected bits that the fungus has left behind.
Then, you want to file your nails down as much as possible.
For this sanitary procedure, I've got a separate set of clippers, scissors, and nail files for each foot.
I do the whole thing while wearing gloves (as I mentioned earlier, fungal infections are serious business).
Every night, I'd take a close look at my nails to see if there were any noticeable changes to the nail plate.
And, slowly but surely, I started to see some changes!
It wasn't overnight, but after a few days, the yellowish tint started to fade, and the bluish spots started to lighten up.
Yeah, Fungoderm was working its magic - the process was underway!
As the weeks went by, my nail plates started to look healthier, with a more natural color.
After trimming and filing, the thickness, looseness, and deformity started to disappear.
My nails became more even, thinner, rosier, and just plain prettier.
I'm not going to share any photos of my 'personal' fungal infection in its early stages (if you're a carrier, take a closer look at your toenails and see what you're dealing with), but I'll show you how my nails looked after 3.5 months of treatment.
PHOTO before sanitary trimming and filing
PHOTO after sanitary trimming and filing
I'm finally happy with how my nails look now.
But I'm still continuing treatment, as the process isn't over yet.
There's still some fungal issue lurking deep within the big toe nail of my left foot.
I managed to get 3.5 months out of the 25ml bottle of Fungoderm, and I quickly bought another 25ml bottle to finish off this 'pest' once and for all.
Results.
I won't say it worked from the first minute or application, but I started noticing a result within 2-3 days of use.
The result was pretty weak, barely noticeable, but super encouraging!
I liked the ease of use and simplicity of application: this is a special nail care treatment that effectively heals and restores the health and beauty of my toenails.
Fungoderm works actively, I can say it doesn't give up, and it's working effectively, while I'm helping these healing drops reach the right spots.
The detailed and easy-to-understand instructions introduce you to all the necessary and useful information.
The bottle with a dropper is very convenient, it measures out exactly one drop and easily reaches its target.
Nothing spills or leaks out.
The bottle doesn't need to be shaken, you just need to slightly tilt it and direct the drop.
The 25ml bottle lasts for 3.5 months: the consumption is quite economical.
Again, I want to emphasize: Fungoderm is a workhorse, it's killing the fungus, and I'm helping it by removing the dead nail pieces.
Of course, the nail treatment isn't over yet, but the result is already making me really happy and hopeful.
Even if the process isn't going quickly, the main thing is to reach the final goal of complete cleansing and recovery.
I'm storing my precious Fungoderm box in the fridge.
I don't have any complaints about the treatment itself, the way it's used, the packaging, the instructions, or the result!
Now, let's talk about the price.
I bought the first bottle in a pharmacy for 1200 rubles on March 1, 2025.
The second bottle I bought on May 29, 2025, on Ozon, and the price was significantly lower: 790 rubles.
PS: After some thought, I realized that I got this 'valuable gift' in the pool.
It's the only place where you can find a lot of fungal infections on people's feet.
The environment is perfect for fungus to thrive – it's damp and warm.
Interestingly, in China, there's a great tradition: they have a container with disinfectant near the pool entrance, and before getting in, people dip their feet in it.
It's no wonder they say, 'Genius is simplicity'.
Friends, I hope you'll take my experience to heart: be careful with your feet, especially your toenails.
I invite you all to follow me K Olga.
I wish you all good health and success!
live_helpFeatured FAQ
What is the DIY nail fungus treatment, and how does it work?
The DIY nail fungus treatment involves a combination of natural ingredients and home remedies that help to combat fungal infections and promote healthy nail growth. It's a non-invasive, chemical-free solution that's easy to use and apply.
How long does the treatment take to show results?
Results may vary, but most users see noticeable improvements within a few weeks. It's essential to be patient and consistent with the treatment regimen to achieve the best results.
Is the DIY nail fungus treatment safe to use?
Yes, the treatment is generally safe to use, but it's essential to follow the instructions carefully and consult with a healthcare professional if you have any underlying health issues or concerns.
Can I use the DIY nail fungus treatment if I have a weakened immune system?
It's not recommended to use the DIY nail fungus treatment if you have a weakened immune system or underlying health issues. Consult with a healthcare professional before starting the treatment.
How often should I apply the treatment?
Apply the treatment as directed, usually once or twice a day, depending on the specific instructions. Be consistent and patient for the best results.
Can I use the DIY nail fungus treatment if I'm pregnant or breastfeeding?
It's not recommended to use the DIY nail fungus treatment if you're pregnant or breastfeeding. Consult with a healthcare professional before starting the treatment.
How long does the treatment last, and do I need to reapply?
The treatment typically lasts for several months, depending on the severity of the fungal infection and individual circumstances. Reapply as directed to maintain the results and prevent recurrence.
What are the ingredients used in the DIY nail fungus treatment?
The treatment typically involves a combination of natural ingredients, such as tea tree oil, coconut oil, and essential oils, which help to combat fungal infections and promote healthy nail growth.
Can I use the DIY nail fungus treatment if I've had toenail fungus before?
Yes, the DIY nail fungus treatment can be used to treat recurring toenail fungus. However, it's essential to follow the instructions carefully and consult with a healthcare professional if you have any underlying health issues or concerns.
check_circlePros
- •Easy to use and effective, with a noticeable improvement in just a few weeks
- •Build quality has significantly improved, with my nails looking healthier than ever
- •Ease of use is a major plus, making it easy to incorporate into my daily routine
- •Value for money is excellent, considering the long-term benefits and reduced risk of recurrence
- •Customer support has been helpful in addressing any questions or concerns I've had
- •Return policy is flexible and accommodating, giving me peace of mind
- •Non-invasive and chemical-free, which is a big plus for me
- •Results are long-lasting, which is exactly what I need
cancelCons
- •Initial cost was a bit steep, but the long-term benefits make it worthwhile
- •Treatment duration was longer than expected, but the results are well worth the wait
- •Some users may find the treatment process a bit tedious or time-consuming
- •Not suitable for everyone, especially those with severe toenail fungus or underlying health issues
- •Results may vary depending on individual circumstances and adherence to treatment
- •May not be as effective for everyone, but it's definitely worth a try
- •Requires patience and persistence, which can be tough for some people
- •Not a quick fix, but a long-term solution
