Aporyl Anti-Fungal Nail Treatment 5ml - 150 applications

Aporyl is a nail lacquer that belongs to a family of medicines called anti-fungals. These medicines work by killing a wide variety of fungi that can cause nail infections. Aporyl is used to treat fungal infections of the nails.

Included in this kit –

• APORYL nail lacquer.

• nail file

• cleaning pad

• reusable spatula

Ingredients
Each bottle contains amorolfine 5% w/v as the hydrochloride. It also contains: ammonio methacrylate copolymer, butyl acetate, ethanol, ethyl acetate and glycerol triacetate.

Usage
Before painting with APORYL nail lacquer, file down the infected areas of the nail (particularly the nail surfaces) as thoroughly as possible using the nail file. -CAUTION: Nail files used on an infected nail must not be used on healthy nails.

Clean the surface of the infected nail with a cleaning pad. Put the cleaning pad aside, do not discard. Dip one of the reusable spatulas into the lacquer. Do not wipe it on the neck of the bottle. -Note: the spatula provides a measured dose of APORYL.

Using the spatula, paint APORYL nail lacquer over the entire surface of the infected nail. When you have finished treating all of your infected nails, clean the spatula and the neck of the bottle with the same cleaning pad that was used during the treatment.

To avoid evaporation, close the bottle tightly. Allow time for the nails to dry (3 to 5 minutes). Discard used cleaning pad and nail file. Stow spatula and nail lacquer for next treatment.

Subsequent applications of APORYL: -File the infected areas of the nail using the nail file as required to remove any remaining lacquer, ensure that you do not over-file to avoid damage to the nail and surrounding area.

Treatment should be continued until the infected nails are completely cured and re-grown. Usually, treatment of fungal infections of the nails takes around six months for the fingernails and nine to twelve months for the toenails.

Warnings
Keep out of reach of children. Use as directed. Always read the label. If symptoms persist please consult your healthcare professional