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The Curanail pack contains 3ml of antifungal nail lacquer. This is approximately enough for 3 months, assuming that you are applying for the maximum treatment of two nails, though of course this may vary depending on the size of your nails.
Curanail is highly effective and only needs to be applied once a week. The course of treatment lasts up to 6 months for fingernails, and up to a year for toenails. Note that if you have more than two infected nails, you should seek professional advice before using Curanail.
Viscose swab impregnated with a solution containing the active ingredient Isopropyl Alcohol 70%.
For skin cleansing for general sterilisation, e.g. nail cleaning before using a fungal nail infection treatment.
Prepare your nail before applying Curanail.
1 pack of 10 disposable nail files - can be cut in half to make 20.
How to decide whether Curanail is the right treatment for you. If more than 2 toes are infected, then you should seek professional advice. You should also be aware that Curanail can take between 6 months and a year of weekly applications to fully "cure a nail". This is because nails grow incredibly slowly!
A Curanail pack contains everything you need, including the files, applicators and swabs. It's not too tricky to apply but does take a few minutes. You apply Curanail once a week. Here is our quick guide to the weekly regime.
What Curanail is, and practical tips. A handy guide. Includes answers to questions such as "Why can't I use Curanail on more than 2 nails?", and "Will it wash off in the shower?". Also contains a list of ingredients.
Be sure that you really do have a fungal nail infection before buying Curanail. Otherwise you will spend months treating the nails before you realise that nothing is happening! Here's how to make sure that you really have a fungal nail infection, and not something else.
Fungi have an affinity for particular environments. They are particularly fond of moisture and warmth. Once you have a fungal nail infection, you need to treat it to get rid of it. However, following a successful treatment with Curanail, it may be possible to take steps to avoid a fungal infection in the future. Here's our guide on how to prevent fungal nail infections in the long term.
Amorolfine, a type of medicine referred to as allylamine antifungal, is the active ingredient of Curanail.
