(Part 2) Best antifungal remedies according to redditors
We found 48 Reddit comments discussing the best antifungal remedies. We ranked the 27 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the products ranked 21-40. You can also go back to the previous section.
It depends on the precision you need to get and if this is a one off or will be something you do quite a bit. Either way, no matter what scanner you decide to use (well, excluding things like CT scanning) you will need to do some surficial prep to get the good results. I like using this stuff. Also, you will find that the bolt holes themselves won't scan well with structured light or laser scanners and you will need to spend some time manually adding them back in after your scan is complete.
I don't know how this hasn't been mentioned yet, but Lotrimin Powder spray works like a fucking charm. Go to any pharmacy/grocery store and it's there with the athletes foot stuff.
http://www.amazon.com/Lotrimin-Athletes-Foot-Powder-Spray/dp/B0039NN804/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1396983268&sr=8-2&keywords=lotrimin+powder+spray
They also make one with a yellow bottle instead of orange that is specifically for jock itch, but it is the exact same formula as the orange bottle and not all places carry it.
Tinea versicolor is really hard to get rid of for good, at least it is for me. Washing your skin with selsun blue helps as a pre-emptive strike, especially when it's hot and humid out in the summer. Mine responds really well to this stuff. Also, you'll have to give it some time to clear up. Sometimes it takes my patches a week or two to clear up after initially hitting them with the anti-fungal.
Think you're right, years ago I had this after some wax got impacted, had to use Lotrimine drops to get rid of it.
Twice a day take a hot wet rag and clean your feet thoroughly. Make sure you exfoliate well. Then apply a liberal amount of miconazole cream and massage it in.
Symptoms should clear up pretty quick but keep applying for several weeks to make sure it's completely 100% dead.
It might be worth a try but it doesn't say what the active ingredient is so I would be skeptical. It says the product works in only 4 weeks. that's not long enough for nails to completely grow out so I'd also be skeptical of that. Unfortunately there is no quick fix. It says to soak the nails first. So if you give it a try, only soak the infected nails. Don't soak your healthy nails in the same water or solution because it can cause it to spread to them.
I would have more confidence in something like ProClearz because it clearly states it's tolnaftate (same as Tinactin). Not an overnight fix either. But used consistently it works well for some people.
Whatever you go with just give it several months to work. Don't be discouraged, we all have this problem here.
Buy a jar of this and just sprinkle liberally in your boots. https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.amazon.co.uk/Mycota-Athletes-Foot-Powder-70g/dp/B001DZOKFW&ved=2ahUKEwi75IeowOjeAhUpAcAKHUHgBOUQFjAAegQIABAB&usg=AOvVaw1_cVZN2KrcvN9bzjDKqfS-
When she asks if she can borrow them say "of course MIL, anytime... Oh but I'm treating a fungal foot infection at the moment and it always seems worse after I've had my ski boots on..."