For some people: I have seen a number of cases where these work for people. Penlac is a prescription and if you read the literature has a very low success rate.
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In some cases: These are common treatments/suggestions for nail fungus. In order for either of these to have a chance of succeeding, you have to be aggressive with keeping the nails thinned as much as possible, removing all loose nail debris and using the topical as instructed. If you are not aggressive, your chances are not good. Dr l.
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Toenail fungus: Penlac (ciclopirox) or tea trea oil are both very ineffective ways to treat the toenail fungus. The best treatments available are a prescription anti-fungal cream, and oral medication, or laser nail treatment.
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