Curanail Medicated Nail Lacquer 5%

The active ingredient Amorolfine kills a wide variety of fungi that can cause nail infections. Fungal nail infection is likely to result in discolored (white, yellow, or brown), thick or brittle nails, although their appearance can vary.

Benefits & Features

• Anti-fungal Amorolfine at 5%
• Penetrates the nail
• Kills the fungus
• Prevents the fungal infection from spreading
• Easy to use

How to Use

• Treat your infected nails
• Once weekly application should continue for 6 months for fingernails and 9 to 12 months for toenails.
• Nails grow slowly so it may take 2 or 3 months before you start to see an improvement.
• It is important to carry on using the nail lacquer until the infection has cleared and healthy nails have grown back.
• The following steps should be followed carefully for each affected nail
• Step 1: Prepare the Nail Using a nail file, gently file down the infected areas of the nail, including the nail surface.
• Protect any healthy nails while you are doing this so that you don’t spread the infection.
• CAUTION: Do not use the same nail file for infected nails and healthy nails, as this could spread the infection as well.
• To prevent the spread of infection take care that no one else uses the same file.
• Step 2: Clean the nail Use an alcohol swab, or nail varnish remover, to clean the nail surface.
• Do not throw the swab away as you will need it later to clean the applicator.
• Step 3: Treat the nail Dip one of the re-usable applicators into the bottle of nail lacquer.
• The lacquer must not be wiped off on the edge of the bottle before it is applied.
• Apply the nail lacquer evenly over the entire surface of the nail.
• Allow drying.
• Let the treated nail(s) dry for approximately 3 minutes.
• Step 4: You can use the applicators provided more than once.
• However, it is important to clean them thoroughly each time so that you don’t spread the infection.
• Use the same swab you used for cleaning your nails.
• Don’t touch the newly treated nails with the swab.
• Close the nail lacquer bottle tightly.
• Dispose of the swab carefully as it is inflammable.
• Before using the nail lacquer again, first, remove the old lacquer from your nails using a swab, then file down the nails again if necessary