
Toenail Antifungal Compounded Prescription (Solution)
Your healthcare provider has prescribed a custom-compounded medication designed to support your treatment.
Important: This product is a compounded medication, tailored to meet your specific needs as determined by your healthcare provider. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved because they are custom-made for individual patients and not mass-produced.
Precautions
For External Use Only: Do not ingest or apply to open wounds.
Avoid Use If: You’re allergic to any of the active/inactive ingredients listed on your label.
Pregnancy and Breastfeeding: Consult your provider before use if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
Pet Safety: Prevent pets from licking treated areas or coming into contact with the solution.
How to Use
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Wash and dry the affected area thoroughly before application.
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Apply 1-2 drops of the solution directly onto the affected nail(s) using the dropper.
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Gently spread the solution to cover the entire nail surface and the surrounding skin.
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For best results, apply the medication at night to allow sufficient time for absorption while you sleep.
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Allow the solution to dry completely before wearing socks or shoes.
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Wash your hands thoroughly after application.
Tips
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Trim and clean nails regularly to improve treatment penetration.
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Avoid tight or non-breathable footwear to minimize fungal growth.
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Set a reminder to apply the medication daily for consistent results.
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Be aware that the medication may cause nail polish to lift or be removed.
What to Expect
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Improvement in the appearance of nails may take several months as healthy nail growth replaces damaged areas.
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Consistent use is critical for effective treatment.
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If no improvement occurs after 6-9 months, consult your provider.
Stopping Use: Discontinuing treatment prematurely may allow the infection to persist or worsen.
Side Effects
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Common: Redness, dryness, mild irritation at the application site - If area(s) gets too irritated, pause treatment then resume when irritation subsides
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Stop use and consult your provider if you experience: Severe irritation that persists, an allergic reaction, or worsening symptoms.
Disposal
Dispose of unused or expired medication at a drug take-back site. If unavailable, mix the solution with an unappealing substance (e.g., coffee grounds), seal it in a plastic bag, and dispose of it in your household trash.
Need Help?
Contact your healthcare provider or call our pharmacy at (317) 231-5252 for questions or concerns.
In emergencies, call 911.