• Wash affected area with soap and water.
• Always Patch Test an Area Before Starting Full Treatment Regimen.
• Dry affected area completely. Keeping your nails (toe or finger) dry is a key factors in eliminating the nail fungus. You may also want to use talcum or baby powder after your treatment to keep the affected area dry.
• Apply Dermisil for Nail Infection liquid to the affected areas of your nails with a clean cotton ball or q-tip. There may be some burning sensation but do not be alarmed. Make sure the solution is applied as much as possible underneath the nail as well. Apply 3 times per day until the nail fungus is destroyed. The nail fungus should start to diminish within 2 weeks. It can take from weeks to months to eliminate nail infections, because of the slow growth time of the nail. Remember, the nail must completely grow out free of nail fungus before it is completely healthy. If not, the nail fungus will return.
• You may also soak your nails in a warm water bath with 1/2 teaspoon of Dermisil for Nail Infection liquid. This should speed healing of your nail fungus.

You may have drying of the skin area where the liquid is applied. This is normal and will subside after the treatment regimen is completed. The damage left behind from fungal infection will slowly dissipate over several days to several weeks, depending on the level of outbreak. It may take up to several weeks to completely eliminate the fungal infection. You may have drying of the skin area where the liquid is applied. This is normal and will subside after the treatment regimen is completed. The damage left behind from fungal infection will slowly dissipate over several days to several weeks, depending on the level of outbreak.

• NEVER apply Dermisil for Nail Infection liquid to children under 5 years of age or if you are pregnant or nursing.
• NEVER apply Dermisil for Nail Infection liquid to mucous membranes or to the eyes.
• NEVER ingest or drink Dermisil for Nail Infection liquid. If Dermisil for Nail Infection liquid is ingested, immediately phone the Poison Control Center.