Scholl Fungal Nail Treatment is a uniquely designed system, for the treatment of fungal nail. The combination of filing and specially formulated ingredients allows for faster penetration at the source of infection. A clinically tested solution that helps to prevent the spread of the fungus & protects from further damage and infection. How does Fungal Nail Treatment work? Phase 1: Treatment Phase (4 weeks) Week 1 - File the nail surface once a week to remove the top layers of the nail and reduce the amount of fungi on the nail Dispose of the file after use Apply the advanced liquid to the infected nail daily to create an environment on the nail where fungi cannot survive and prevent further infection of adjacent nails Repeat for weeks 2, 3 & 4 Phase 2: Protection Phase (Until replaced with healthy looking nail) To help prevent spreading & help protect from recurrence, apply the advanced liquid to the infected nail once a week until the area of discolouration has grown out. The formula will continue to work between applications and continue to create an environment where fungi cannot survive. Contains: 1 Applicator with 3.8 mL Liquid & 5 Disposable Files VISIBLE RESULTS FROM TWO WEEKS and at the end of the Treatment Phase the area of discolouration will visibly reduce. During the protection phase, as your nail slowly grows out, the area of discolouration will continue to reduce and be replaced with healthy looking nail. UNIQUELY DESIGNED: Scholl Fungal Nail Treatment is a uniquely designed system, for the treatment of fungal nail. The combination of filing and specially formulated ingredients allows for faster penetration at the source of infection. DISPOSABLE FILES: The unique one way file dispense mechanism contains disposable files to help prevent spread of infection. A CLINICALLY TESTED solution that helps to prevent the spread of the fungus & protects from further damage and infection. Warnings: Always read the label. Follow the directions for use. If s...

Important Always read the label. Use only as directed. If symptoms persist see your healthcare professional. Incorrect use may be harmful.

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