🌙 Sleep on it, shine by morning!
Opti-Nail Fungal Nail Renewal Patches offer a convenient overnight solution to visibly improve fungus-damaged toenails. Featuring a triple-action formula that lightens, smooths, and moisturizes, these 21 patches deliver noticeable results within weeks, making nail care effortless and effective.
G**!
Like the ease of application
I live these because they are so easy to use. I’ve only been using them for a couple of weeks and see a very slight improvement so far. I will keep using them until I see I don’t get the results I want. I only have a small amount of fungus at the top quarter of my big toenails. That is the only place I have it. My nails are not deformed at all. Hope this helps.
S**T
Love everything except the price
These would get 5 stars if they weren't so expensive. The bandaid design works much better that competitors' trapezoid design. They stick great, even if you need to peel off and restick them (once I forgot to remove the cover over the medication before putting on. It was OK, I peeled off and right back on. They are the bomb! Still, they are very pricy; so, I am going to try other things. Fingers crossed.
R**B
work quick
used them for two evenings and already see an improvement. nice.
R**S
The product doesn't work.
I started using this product in January. It's already April now, but the problem with my nails still exists. The product doesn't work. It's a complete waste of dollars. I give it one star
A**R
They worked very well
Great Product. Really does a good job.
J**S
Does it work?
So far it seems be working.
G**S
Did nothing
Had absolutely no effect after using on one toe for 3 weeks.
A**T
Maybe it requires more patches
I like the idea of this but unfortunately I can't say that I saw any results. It's nice that there's not really a time commitment nor a messy product to apply but I'm not sure if this wants you to buy multiple boxes to see a difference because maybe the time span used is not enough to let the infected nail part grow out.
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