Fungi-Nail Anti-Fungal Foot Spray, 1 Fl Oz

Say what you want %26 do what you want..I have fought toe nail fungas for the last 10 year'z trying different over counter med'z..Then i tryed Fungi Nail..A month %26 ahalf <Every Night>...My toe nails have never looked better..You have to STICK WITH IT...Nuthing happen's over night..Buy the little pump spray bottle's i would say it get's down inbetween you'r nail's %26 skin better..Excellent Product..I am not Endorsed or afilliated with the product maker in anyway...

I haven't used this brand yet, but it has Tolnaftate that has a good reputation for fungal infection, it also is a clear fluid and easy to apply that I use with UV treatment to eradicate the problem, look forward to good results and most likely continued use in the future.

This fungi nail really works just use it right and it really works

My grandson recommended this to use on my toes and they're looking good. I like it. I will order it again.

Toes look a little better after couple weeks

Spray cap doesn't work hardly at all 🤨

The spray is effective at spraying well on the nails. The problem is that the solution is extremely oily. And when you spray it it not only goes on your nails but also the skin around your nails. So you have to wipe up your skin. And the oil stains your socks too. It's all just a real mess. I will never use it again and don't recommend it to anyone.

This is a blatant case of false advertising. Walmart should be more careful. The name of this product is "Fungi NAIL". A prominent picture of a TOENAIL is on the front of the box. One would get the logical impression that this product is a medicine for toenail fungus. But, one would be wrong. Quietly hidden in the middle of the small print of the directions is this statement: "This product is not effective on the scalp or NAILS." WHAT?! Are you kidding me? The product's name is Fungi NAIL!!. I want my money back. Btw, the same goes for a similar Walmart product: "fungi CURE".

I will never understand how something with the name FungiNail, which the podiatrist recommended, says "not to be used on nails." Which they don't mention until the next to the last line under directions. Do not get this if you have fungus on your nails. There are many other products that say they work on nails, so go with them.

Been using as directed for over two week now with no change in discoloration of nails. The only thing compared to other treatments is the ease of spraying the liquid on.