Elon Essentials Dual Defense Anti - Fungal Formula

Gave this a try, it seemed to be working, but got red irritated toes a bit. Expensive so I tried my own concoction - twice daily after initially grinding my toe nails down with a Harbor Freight mini dremel tool every few days. It came with multiple bits. - The pointed triangular bit works best, it won’t cut the skin. 1) Washed/dried feet 2) Cleaned all toe/ nail area with Isopropyl Alcohol 3) Alternated applications of Tee Tree oil and Antifungal Liquid Tolnaftate 1%. Started noticing results in a few weeks. After one year ALL gone! Best defense is wash and dry your shoes as well as your feet. Wet and sweaty shoes/socks are a big no-no.

I have been fighting toe fungus for several years and you name it, I've tried it--including receiving the money back guarantee. I read that fungus can start to seem better, then get worse because the fungus develops resistance. I read another article about undecylenic acid, asked a dermatologist and she didn't know anything about it. I found it on Elon! I also read that teaming it with zinc ointment helped the skin. I am on my 5th bottle (I think). Two toes are cured and still working on the third. I also soak 20 minutes in alcohol am and pm and daily file the white. I apply after soaking and sometimes an extra time during the day. I only apply zinc over the dried undecylenic acid at night. It can take a year or more, however if you are diligent and do not give up, this product is the most beneficial and DID cure two out of three. Also, I take high-potency Bacillus Subtilis orally, as I have read research that it helps eliminate fungus.

This has helped in weeks more than anything previously tried has in months

I had some weird spaces at the corners of my nails so I started using the anti fungal. I was not sure if it was from digging in the soil or what but the spaces have filled in. My nail are stronger and healthy looking.

Haven’t used it more than two weeks so I don’t have a success rating as yet. My dermatologist recommended it for a fingernail fungus caused from trauma injury.