DR. G Clear Nail Antifungal Treatment .6 oz

Does a good job if used twice daily coupled with regular pedicures every 3 weeks!

Always great to treat my nails.

I use this at least three times a day, take it with me when I leave the house to run errands so I can apply it if I'm gone long time. It seems to be working but this fungus is a tough nut to crack. But it seems to be working. You MUST use it regularly every day to see results. It's a long haul to get rid of fungus but don't stop trying. I just ordered another bottle and it seems to be the least messy, easiest to use, no horrid odor like tea tree oil. The latter may help you, as well, if you can stand the awful odor and greasiness. That's why Dr. G's product is a good choice. Not greasy, easy to use and carry with you. Again, you must use it daily, more than once. It says on the box "not for fingernails' but I called them. They said they have to put that on there but it is perfectly OK for use on fingernails. Small bottle lasts long time...you only need a drop...rub it into the SKIN around the nail is what the company told me. I also try to smudge some under the nail anyway....anything to get rid of a green spot in otherwise decent nails. Do try this, do use it religiously, don't give up. Keep the bottle in one spot where you will not lose it since it's small and you will be reminded to use it. Seems to be working but again, long haul with fungus. I think I got it b/c I squished my finger in a door so it loosened the nail from nailbed. Eeuuuu. Ouch. Also, at the time, I had a "shellac" manicure which is long lasting, I should've had it removed as soon as the nail got hurt but who knew. In other words, do not have a "shellac" manicure or fake nails on when you're using this. A regular manicure is OK, my manicurist said.

My boy had fungus since 4 years old. He is 12 now. I tried a lot of products. Nothing helped as we expected.My boy used DR.G clear Nail Antifungal since November 2013, three times a day. When he gets from school, he washes his feet, places the product and changes his socks. He also uses the treatment early in the morning and before going to bed. We have to clean the nails as much as possible at least one time every two weeks.Now the fungus has disappear in some parts of the nail about 40%, and in others parts 60% and 80%. This is the first time we are finishing with this fungus after almost 9 years!At the beginning the problem was "how to remember to do that three times a day", and we (my husband and me) do this:I gave to my boy $10 dollars at the beginning of the treatment. At the final of each day, we mark in a chart how many times he forgot to place the treatment over his feet. Every Sunday, we paid him 25 cents for each day he did not forget, and he paid us 25 cents for each mark in the chart (which means, the times he forgot to use the treatment). Now he is happy because he has almost $30 dollars, and we are happy because the fungus has disappear a lot.I tell you later how is it going on.

I tried this product recommended by my nail tech, a little apple cider vinegar on a cotton ball applied directly to the infected nail was the solution that worked for me. Save your $

Dr. G's Clear Nail cleared up ALL of the fungus on the 6 fingernails that had it. I had tried other treatments for a couple of months, Listerine, bleach, baking soda and vinegar and Nailene Max strength antifungul. Nothing worked! It just kept jumping to other nails. Started at one, then 6! I was freaking out for sure. I work in the corporate world, and ugly hands is not an option. I walked into a beauty supply store and paid $25 for Dr. G's, but it was so worth it! Immediately, I started seeing improvement. I did file down my nails from the top to thin them out, and put the product on morning, night, and every time I washed my hands. This is why I ordered another through Amazon.The price is so much better, and now I have a bottle in my purse and at home. My nails have cleared up, but I'm going to continue use for another week or so to make sure! Use it on all of your nails, whether they're affected or not. You don't want to have the fungus jumping to other nails. I've been fighting this since June, and this product FINALLY got rid of it!

The people who say "If the product has the name "Clear Nail", one would assume that it is made to clear up nail fungus. Why does it say directly on the back label, "This product is not effective on scalp or nails"" do so because they don't understand the problem. When you have nail fungus, you don't actually have it on your nails, it is outside and underneath the nail. So as you kill the fungus (and this product works) you will have to wait for your damaged nail to grow out. So it will not "cure the nail itself" but it does cure the fungus around and under the nail and then allow the nail to grow out healthily. I was confused at first too, so I did some reading.This stuff works for SURE, but you do have to be on top of it, use it all the time and trim up your nails. And then use it WELL after you are cured... this fungus is tough stuff. It will take a while, but you will see that it is working even after a few days. If you stop when you "think" it is gone, you will be right back into it in no time!

Just wanted to put my feedback here in case it may help someone else. Got a pedicure that gave me fungus that I didn't realize I had for a few months. Not bad on feet but spread to ALL my fingernails. I researched all treatments and found two that looked promising based on customer reviews. The Dr. G is the least expensive of the two. I am posting a review because the results are so much better than anticipated. All my research led me to expect that ANY treatment would merely halt progress of the fungus and you would just have to wait until the nails grew out. Well this is not happening. Yes the nails are growing out and the new growth is clear, but the OLD growth is also clearing up. Perhaps I am seeing so much improvement because the fungus was in the very early stages. But I just want to put this information out there in case it can help someone else.