Fungal Nails? This Patch Solves It with Ease! ✅24pcs/box
Fungal Nails? This Patch Solves It with Ease! ✅24pcs/box
Painless Nail Fungus Cure
🌿 Prevent ingrowth, straighten nails.
👨⚕️Relief from pain and swelling.
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Fungal Nails? This Patch Solves It with Ease! ✅24pcs/box
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About this item
- Premium nail repair for nail fungus damage: The first and only nail treatment for fungal nail damage that works while you sleep; from the #1 doctor recommended brand shown to improve the appearance of fungus damaged nails
- Restore to reveal healthier-looking nails: Neslemy nighttime patches deeply penetrate, moisturize and exfoliate the nail plate to reduce discoloration, help normalize thickness and smooth the nail
- We’ve got you covered: The average prescription nail fungus treatment is not formulated to improve the appearance of the nail, however Neslemy patches are specially designed to restore a healthy nail appearance
- The hygienic patches are easy to apply and stay in place to ensure continuous 6-8-hour nail care
- It is recommended to apply before bedtime for 3-6 months for continued nail treatment; patches may be used during the day if more convenient; see packaging for full details and instructions
Will laser therapy harm healthy tissue?
Will laser therapy harm healthy tissue?
No. The dual-wavelength 470nm/910nm targets only fungal cells and is FDA-certified safe, with surrounding tissue temperatures staying below 41°C.
How soon can I see results?
How soon can I see results?
Most users feel reduced itching within 3–7 days, and visible improvement in 2–4 weeks. A full treatment cycle takes 8–12 weeks.
Will the infection return after treatment?
Will the infection return after treatment?
Only 6.8% recurrence within 12 months, versus 23% for drugs. Monthly maintenance sessions are recommended.
Who should not use it?
Who should not use it?
Not suitable for pregnant women, those with nail psoriasis/eczema, or implanted electronic devices (e.g., pacemakers).
