Nature's Plus Tea Tree Solution for Nails, 0.34 Fluid Ounce

I've been using this for years and it really works. Plain tea tree oil doesn't. It's good to use occasionally just to keep your toes healthy. Nothing bad in it. Highly recommend.

I will not buy any tea tree oil product from any other vendor. This is the original, genuine Australian TTO, very potent and very oily. I bought some from Edens Garden, and I can't use it. It is watered-down and does not work. This is the one you want. Also, this is the bottle you want if you are putting it on your nails. It will get the oil deep under your nail by osmosis. Just hold the brush at the nail line and you can feel it seep in. If your skin is exposed due to a cutback, you can brush it on. Good TTO tingles a bit upon application, and this is no exception. Use this every day and your nail fungus will disappear in a few weeks to a few months. If you have a bad case, you will need to buy more than one bottle, since it will take about six months for the nail to regrow. You should cut the nail back behind the dead, infected part in order for the product to work right. This is best performed by a professional groomer. She will be able to tell you how to care for your nail better than I. Mine took six months to grow back properly. It was nasty, hard, and yellow. Now it's a normal-looking nail. I still have a bit of a scar under the nail as the whole thing was caused by stubbing my big toe. That will eventually fade with time. If not, I will have to have another cutback procedure.

Excellent product.

I have been struggling with toe nail fungus since 2007. Nothing worked & I ended up cutting my toe nail too short one day & it never grew back because of the fungus. Decided to put an acrylic nail because I was embarrassed of having one toe with a tiny greenish nail that didn't want to grow and fungus that didn't want to go away. I now realized that putting the acrylic nail was the worst idea ever & I'm sure that made it worst than what It was. I've become fed up with this fungus & based on the reviews I decided to try it. I have been using this since October & I can really start to notice a difference. My nail is finally growing. Slowly. But I see progress. Will definitely buy another bottle if I need to. Can't wait until my nail looks 100% normal again!

This is a well packaged item for use on your nails if you have developed fungus. The brush works well . I brush it on and under my fingernails like I would mail polish. I do them between manicures, which I do myself. I have already seen a difference in a month. The new nailsl that are growing out are clear.

Don't expect it to work overnight but have been really pleased with results. Had been using Kersal for several years and was happy with the softening of nails but didn't remove the fungus. A podiatrist suggested trying tea tree oil and of course I went shopping on Amazon. I chose this brand. It is easily applied has no odor and dries quickly. It has been at least two months of applying twice a day and it is working and so reasonably priced. But as I wrote, don't expect it to work overnight but I certainly am satisfied with the results.

I have used this for stubborn nail fungus for years. It took the first time about 6 months, twice a day, along with keeping the inside of the nail clean and clipped (my nails grow very slow) a few times a week. The podiatrist said this was going to take less time than the OTC and no side effects. If I get athlete's foot, I apply it to the area once a day for 3 days and it's usually gone. I use this 3x a week as a measure against any further nail fungus, as it appears there is a tendency for recurrence with my big toe. Won't use anything else.I like it because it doesn't have the drying effect like standard tea tree oil.

I have a mild case of nail fungus on all my toes and fingernails; it's slowly progressed since I first "caught" it 15 years ago, but before I started using this product you could hardly see it at all. Just an irregular white thickening at the edge where the nail is attached to the tip of the finger (the quick?). My nails looked normal, but if you cleaned under them, there was always a small amount of white, flaky debris. A few years ago, in two of my nails, the quick started to move distally toward the cuticle. My husband has painful thick toenails on his big toes from fungus, and I didn't want that to happen to me, so I asked my doctor for her advice. She recommended tea tree oil. (and to spray the bath tub with diluted bleach water after my husband showers.)I've been using this tea tree oil product diligently for one month now, twice daily on all 20 nail tips. Some look a little better, but the rest actually look worse. I'm not sure if this is because they are going to look worse before they get better, or if it means it isn't working. Since I've started using the product, there is more white flaky debris under all the nails, and it almost looks like this is food for the fungus as the white irregular line at the end of the nail is growing deeper into my nails (shortening the nail), which I am NOT happy about. It is even a little tender. Essentially my quicks are moving up the nail. Now that I am at this point, I wish I hadn't tried to cure it at all, since for 15 years it didn't look that bad, and only recently started to spread on one toenail. Or maybe I should have just started treating the one toenail, not all of them. Perhaps some advice for someone else considering treatment? Try it on the worst one first to see how it works for you?Prior to trying this product, I cut the affected nails back and cleaned out the white flaky debris so that the product could work. (Another product on Amazon recommended NOT doing this, so not sure if that aggravated things, but many other online anecdotal sources said doing that was essential to getting a product to actually get to where it's needed.) Before trying this product, I tried two other products for about three weeks each. Essential Oil of Oregano and an herbal tincture called Fungus Fighter. Both were very strong smelling and stained my nails. The latter made me look like I was a heavy smoker since I am also treating my fingernails. It did have the benefit of not being oily at all, but I couldn't get past the staining. I think it was very strong as well, because the skin surrounding my nails dried out and peeled off. My toes were very sore while using that product for a few weeks. I know I wouldn't expect to see any improvement from only three weeks of treatment, but I couldn't deal with the side effects, so that's why I didn't give those long enough to know if they would have worked.By comparison, this product is not nearly as strong smelling, and the oil dries quickly. I don't smell like a medicine cabinet everywhere I go. It's easy to use. No staining either. So I think it would be easy to continue using for as long as necessary. And a bottle lasts a long time. Treating all 20 fingers and toes, I still have some left after six weeks, and I spilled the bottle at one point losing at least 1/4 of the bottle.To summarize, it seems to be doing something. I'm just not sure if it is doing something good. I have to admit, my big toe, which was the worst to start actually does look better and the quick is growing back out. It's just frustrating that some of my other nail quicks on my hands look and feel much worse. Maybe it is working better on my feet since I don't wash them multiple times throughout the day?