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HomeHealth CarePersonal CareDr. Blaine's Tineacide Antifungal Nail Kit, Inc: Antifungal Cream 1.25 Oz. & Foot/Shoe Spray 2 Oz. |
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| Customer Reviews: | | Average Customer Review: ( 6 customer reviews )
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4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
 The Best Antifungal Product Available! Worked Fast Sep 13, 2010
By ScottsThoughts
I've had fungal nails for years and it got so bad that I would never- and I mean never- take my socks off. My girlfriend didn't see my toes for a year! I tried a lot of different products, but my doctor recommended Dr. Blaine's kit because it has the antifungal cream and the spray for your shoes. 2 months later my toes look great! I can see the new nail growing in and skin around my toes look sooo much better. I'm sooo happy to stop hiding my nasty feet!
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Satisfied Nov 29, 2010
By The Shopper
Items arrived in a reasonable amount of time and in good condition. I have been using these two items for several years. I used to get them at my Podiatrist's office. He no long carries them.
A product that works Jan 20, 2012
By bwick
The Tinacide nail cream really works and works quickly. It's easy to work with and has no odor. I thought the nail clipper was just a marketing freebe but it turned out to be of great quality and very useful.
 failed to do its job Jan 02, 2012
By gabby
Used this product as directed... it didn't work. Ran out of the stuff before reaching a cure. The cream helped but did not eliminate the problem.
Prescribed as after-care for laser treatment Aug 14, 2011
By jeff m
I've only been using these for one week since I had laser treatment to cure toenail fungus. They were prescribed by my podiatrist, so I'm guessing they're pretty good. I've tried every other cream (no sprays) over the last 10 years and nothing works. Toenail fungus is hard to cure. I have to go back for two more laser treatments after 6 and 12 weeks. Even then my doc said there's only a 75-80% success rate.
The spray is very noxious, you really have to hold your breath and not inhale it.
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