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Treatment options for onychomycosis, including prescription topicals and oral therapy
Clinical evidence for undecylenic (undecenoic) acid against is real but limited: older placebo‑controlled trials and systematic reviews report statistically significant reductions in treatment failure...
There is no reliable reporting in the provided sources that —the entrepreneur—has or had a nail fungus; instead, the material available concerns a consumer product called “” and general reporting on s...
Combining with topical or oral s generally improves short‑term mycological and clinical response compared with debridement alone, and can modestly shorten time to apparent cure when added to effective...
Topical antifungals are safer because they have limited systemic absorption and few drug interactions, but they are generally less effective—especially for nail (onychomycosis) and deep or extensive i...
Fungi-Nail is an over‑the‑counter antifungal product that contains tolnaftate and is marketed to "kill the fungus," but clinical and guideline sources show OTC topicals rarely cure established nail (o...