Yes. Most top nail fungus treatment products are comprised of all-natural ingredients that do not include any harmful chemicals, hormones, steroids, or drugs. They must also be taken as directed on the label of each individual product.

A fungus is a living organism that thrives in dark, damp environments. Fungal infections are very common in nails on both fingers and toes, but toenails are more likely to be affected by the fungus since it is attracted to dark and damp environments more typical of the foot than the hand. Affected nails have a yellowish or brownish discoloration and may thicken or become brittle over time.

Yes. The nail fungus supplements featured on this site are considered all-natural and do not contain any hormones, harmful chemicals, or steroids.

To our knowledge, no harmful side effects have been reported with any of the nail fungus products mentioned on our site.

Yes. Any reputable nail fungus product company will offer a full, money back guarantee for those who have less than desirable results. Furthermore, the top companies such as those featured on this site will make the process very easy. Remember, no herbal product works for everyone 100% of the time.

Yes, the top ranked nail fungus treatments will eliminate the current nail condition. However, if a new fungus is contracted, you will need to treat the new condition.

No side effects have been reported as far as we know. The top-ranked products we review consist mostly of all-natural ingredients that have not been shown to have any serious side effects.

Yes. While nail fungus treatment products, you should try to maintain as healthy a lifestyle as possible. The better your body is functioning, the higher potential for success using nail fungus treatments. We would try to follow these guidelines:

Our study was conducted over 6 months and that is how long we would follow a program designed to completely eliminate nail fungus. Obviously, your nail fungus won't disappear overnight, but you should expect to see maximum results over a 6-month period. Official site of the top-ranked nail fungus treatment product, Zeta Clear. Currently offering a buy 4 get 2 free discount. home ] [ Basics ] [ Product Reviews ] [ Herbal Information ] [ Treatment Plan ] [ FAQ ] [ Glossary ] [ Where To Buy ]

No drug product is "perfectly" safe. Every single drug that affects the body will have some side effects. For every drug the FDA approves, the benefits are balanced against its risks. In addition, the FDA makes sure the labeling (package insert) outlines the benefits and risks reported in the tested population and is updated, as new information becomes available.

It is not possible to detect a nail fungus before it happens. However, you can help prevent one from happening. If a nail fungus occurs, it will appear to be a white area under the nail, as if the natural nail is pulling away from the nail bed. Proper application and maintenance of the nail extension and using products like a nail antiseptic will help prevent a nail fungus.

Yes, nail fungus can be contagious. If it is not taken care of properly, it could spread to other fingers. The fungus could also spread to another person if an implement or nail file is used on a nail with a fungus and then used on that person.

No, we recommend women who are pregnant or nursing consult their health practitioner prior to taking any taking herbal supplements or using solutions.

No, nail fungus treatment products have not been shown to interfere with birth control pills and their effectiveness.

Nail fungus infection affects the color, condition, and shape of your nails. It can also affect how they feel, and may cause the nail to lift off the nail bed.

No. The nail fungus supplements we have reviewed on this site are offered as nutritional supplements and therefore do not require a prescription.

Our research indicates that the results seem to be fairly permanent in those who saw results from using nail fungus supplementation. Obviously, if you are re-exposed to the fungus that causes an infection you may need another dose.

Similar to the answer to the last question, we would give these supplements a good 3-4 months before evaluating results. The kind of transformation we're talking about here takes time. It helps to have reasonable expectations before using any herbal supplement including nail fungus treatments.

No. Contrary to what some nail fungus product manufacturers claim, you probably should not use any type of herbal treatment if you are pregnant or nursing. Women who are pregnant or nursing should never take herbal supplements or medications without first consulting their health practitioner. No, it is never a good idea to to stray from the manufacturers guidelines on how and when to take their product.

In most cases it is fine to take nail fungus treatment supplements with other medications. However, we always recommend you consult your physician before taking supplements while also taking other medications.

Yes, all of the products we reviewed come with some sort of 100% money back guarantee. If a company stands behind its product, they will offer a guarantee.

Many medications including the medication we use for nail fungus is metabolized in the liver. If you have liver problems or are taking another medication metabolized in the liver caution should be exhibited in their use. However if you are healthy and not taking a medication metabolized in the liver, one "pulse dose" (1 week) or two can have dramatic results.

The amount of time before results are seen varies considerably due to a number of factors unique to each person. Although unusual, we've heard of some people getting results within a couple of weeks. For most, it will take 3-4 months before noticeable results are achieved.

We do suggest taking Leucatin™ Immune Booster for 7 days, but after that we suggest to discontinue use.

About 80% - 90% of our customers report that in 7 days their nail fungus is gone. However, there are some customers with advanced or acute nail fungus that need to take Leucatin for 7 days to completely remove the nail fungus.

No. Nail fungus is a plant. Its proper name is onychomycosis (on-i-ko-miKO-sis). It is a dermaphyte, a class of plants (-phyte) that thrive on the skin (derma-) and hair.