After I apply this cream do I have to bandage my toes?
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It is an ointment which is kind of greasy like Vaseline type product. I did not bandage and not sure you are supposed to. Actually I did not find it to be helpful at all but perhaps that was just me.
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All I do is put a pair of socks on been using three months has worked great.
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I only had to use it once for planter warts. I took a hot shower and put the patch on right after I got out. I then wrapped plastic wrap around my foot (the heel). After about 8 hours I checked because I started to feel a throbbing sensation. The moisture definitely sped things up. I am glad I took off the patch when I did. Luckily it wasn't bad, but it did get down to the sub layers of skin. I could see that the top layers and especially the warts turn had turned all white. The next day I was able to peel off the warts along with the dead skin that was about 1/16th inch thick, which was a tick chunk. I don't recommend leaving it on as long as I did, but the warts never came back! :) I only had to use it once for planter warts. I took a hot shower and put the patch on right after I got out. I then wrapped plastic wrap around my foot (the heel). After about 8 hours I checked because I started to feel a throbbing sensation. The moisture definitely sped things up. I am glad I took off the patch when I did. Luckily it wasn't bad, but it did get down to the sub layers of skin. I could see that the top layers and especially the warts turn had turned all white. The next day I was able to peel off the warts along with the dead skin that was about 1/16th inch thick, which was a... » Read More I only had to use it once for planter warts. I took a hot shower and put the patch on right after I got out. I then wrapped plastic wrap around my foot (the heel). After about 8 hours I checked because I started to feel a throbbing sensation. The moisture definitely sped things up. I am glad I took off the patch when I did. Luckily it wasn't bad, but it did get down to the sub layers of skin. I could see that the top layers and especially the warts turn had turned all white. The next day I was able to peel off the warts along with the dead skin that was about 1/16th inch thick, which was a tick chunk. I don't recommend leaving it on as long as I did, but the warts never came back! :) « Show Less
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It is applied on about the first half of your foot - from under the toes down. It warms my whole foot, as my toes are usually the coldest! When the toesies are happy, my whole foot is happy!!
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If your shoes don't have extra room your toes will probably rub. I had to trim mine back in the toe area on my golf shoes and my shoes are a little big. If you are going to do alot of walking they probably won't be great on the toes but the heals are great!
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I use moisturizer a few minutes after I apply the serum. I recommend Boot No7
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Immediately dab on elbows, ankles, tops of toes, etc. after applying tanner. I sometimes will put on a light coat on problem areas before applying tanner too.
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Hi Marie, I guess you can spray in the shoe first and place a shoe stretcher... however to give your shoe the "right" amount of stretch needed, it was recommended to spray and then wear on feet. I copied the directions for you from the can: Shake can well before using. Spray lightly inside the shoe where stretching is desired. Put on shoes and walk until they are dry. The shoes will stretch and soften while you walk. Do not wipe shoes while wet. If further stretching is desired, repeat the application. This is exactly how I used this spray... Hope this helped :)
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Yes. Don't soak feet before or it will trap water under the nail. Its a tight squeeze but all your toes should fit.
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If you have small hands and feet you probably could, but your thumbs may not cure properly. It is suggested that you do thumbs seperately to ensure a proper cure. I have not done my feet with the kit yet so I cannot tell you how well all of your toes will cure.
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Hello Philip, It is optional whether you use a night cream after you have applied our Serum. It really depends on your skin condition - how oily or dry it is. You may find that you are perfectly okay to use it by itself.
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I highly suggest wearing nitrile or latex gloves with this glue to avoid finding out how "instant" this stuff really is. I glued my thumb and index finger together a while back and since I didn't have any acetone handy, the following hour involved an xacto blade, but luckily no bandages.
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Yes it does, if you follow the directions, I soaked my feet in fungal soap for 30 min then trimed nails as much as I could and then applied the solution as directed and it looked much better, it doesn't heal it but you can control it.
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I've never used the foot cream, but the pain cream has been wonderful for my knee replacement challenge which has lasted a long time. I also sent some to my friend who has shingles and it helped her a lot.
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be prepared....this is the second time I have used....Id show you picks but might scare you.....I applied under bandage3 or 4 days in a row.....then left alone.,...spot swelled....itched....got red.....friends said : "go to DOCTOR immediately"..... I am militantly holistic.....after about 10 days it scabbed over....another week scab fell off and looks good... takes a leap of faith....good luck..
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Umm, I don't really know, I would think you'd be ok, I mean, it doesn't hurt your skin or anything. I went about my business like normal, I went to the gym and whatnot. Maybe it would make your foot peel happen quicker. I would say just to wear a good cushioned sock, and change out of your sweaty shoes and socks afterwards as soon as you can. Also, I've read from other users that they kept their feet well-moisturized in the days after they did the peel. Report back after and let us know how it worked out. I think it would be ok though.
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I have been using this product for 4 wks ,Phase 1-Treatment, and my toe nails are just starting to clear up. The directions on the box says that after 4 weeks, the Protection Phase (9months) begins applying once a week for 9 months. During the Phase 1 treatment you had to file down your nails in order for the liquid treatment to penetrate. I would think that you would not want to use nail polish because it will seal off the nail and prevent Phase II from protecting you against another fungal infection. Just a thought.
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No it doesn't. You need to apply it to a "bandage" and keep that "bandage" on the site for as long as it takes - at least that's the way I accomplished the treatment.