Product Overview
Brand: Excilor
Color: Translucent
Features:
- Treats Fungal Nail Infection (Onychomycosis)
- Complete Nail Penetration without the need for filing
- Convenient Pen Applicator cotaining 400 applications
- Easy to apply
- Excilor penetrates within seconds and leaves no film
Details: Product Description A foot fungal nail infection does not go away unless it is treated and many people chose to ignore the brittle, thickened nails and the white patches that are the typical symptoms of a foot fungal infection Often patients disguise the infection by using nail varnish but this only covers up the infection. Left untreated the fungi continues to spread and the condition gets worse ultimately resulting in the loss of the nail. Fungal nail infection (also known as onychomycosis) is an infection of the fingernails or toenails by fungi also known as dermatophytes. The infection normally starts along the outside rim of the nail, which turns whitish-yellow or brown and green. The fungus spreads into or underneath the nail plate, causing the plate to thicken. The nail then becomes brittle and may separate partially or completely from the nail bed which then can become painful. In some cases the infection results in the permanent loss of the nail There are a number of remedies available on the market, however, some of these require filing of the nail and in some cases this can lead to cross infection. The treatments least likely to cause this cross infection are ones which are applied like nail varnishes and then left to dry onto the nail. An example of this type of product is Excilior. When Excilor reaches the nail plate it rapidly reduces the nails pH by changing the micro-environment making the nail hostile to fungi so they no longer grow. The damaged nail will begin to grow back normally and can be seen as the healthy nail begins to grow back. It is important to start the treatment as soon as the first symptoms appear: the smaller the infected area, the shorter the period of treatment – and the faster the nail will regain its normal, healthy appearance. A foot fungal nail infection does not go away unless it is treated and many people chose to ignore the brittle, thickened nails and the white patches that are the typical symptoms of a foot fungal infection Often patients disguise the infection by using nail varnish but this only covers up the infection. Left untreated the fungi continues to spread and the condition gets worse ultimately resulting in the loss of the nail. Fungal nail infection (also known as onychomycosis) is an infection of the fingernails or toenails by fungi also known as dermatophytes. The infection normally starts along the outside rim of the nail, which turns whitish-yellow or brown and green. The fungus spreads into or underneath the nail plate, causing the plate to thicken. The nail then becomes brittle and may separate partially or completely from the nail bed which then can become painful. In some cases the infection results in the permanent loss of the nail There are a number of remedies available on the market, however, some of these require filing of the nail and in some cases this can lead to cross infection. The treatments least likely to cause this cross infection are ones which are applied like nail varnishes and then left to dry onto the nail. An example of this type of product is Excilior. When Excilor reaches the nail plate it rapidly reduces the nails pH by changing the micro-environment making the nail hostile to fungi so they no longer grow. The damaged nail will begin to grow back normally and can be seen as the healthy nail begins to grow back. It is important to start the treatment as soon as the first symptoms appear: the smaller the infected area, the shorter the period of treatment – and the faster the nail will regain its normal, healthy appearance. Directions Clean and dry the affected nail. Apply Excilor Nail Fungus Treatment Pen directly to infected nail once a day. Allow it for 1 minute. Continue treatment at least 4 weeks or until is fully clear. For best results, avoid wearing open-toe shoes completely healthy. Safety Warning Keep out of the reach and sight of children. For External use only. Instructions for use: please read the leaflet carefully. Warning: Avoid contact with normal healthy skin. Diabetics with foot problems should consult their Doctor before using Excilor.
Release Date: 09-03-2023
