It's just a moisturizer- no good for toe fungus I bought emuaidMax for toe fungus has it had some cracking reviews and the advertising explicitly stated it got rid of toe fungus more effectively than other treatments. When I revieved the 59ml pot that was about £50 i was concerned to see that it only mentioned 'moisterizes dry, irritated skin' no mention of toes or fungus. Looking at the ingredients, there is tea tree oil , and many other moisturizers, but no active ingredients. I applied this to my toes twice a day for just over 3 months until i had used it all up and I can quite honestly say, it had no effect, my fungus becase worse on some toes, stayed the same on others

I tried the emuaidmax for 90 full days I tried the emuaidmax for 90 full days, just under 3 of the 2oz jars worth of it, for a fungal infection that's been resistant for the past year. The stuff does nothing at all, it smells great, but does absolutely nothing. It's just a glorified version of Vaseline, definitely not worth the ridiculous price.

I waited to write a review on this I waited to write a review on this, so I could assess whether or not it actually works. The over the counter products pale in comparison to this. Works awesome on getting rid of stubborn athlete's foot. It has a bit of an odor from the tea tree oil, but after awhile it wasn't even noticeable. It is expensive, but worth it. A little bit goes a long way. So it will last a long time. I also used it on dry skin as well as a heat rash and it worked like a charm. I purchased it again to have it on hand in the medicine cabinet. My husband hurt his big toe nail and it got discolored and thick, he started using this ointment three weeks ago and I already noticed a difference. He’s too lazy to use it 2-3 times as recommended, he’s been using it just once a day and it’s still working. His nail is white again and is getting thinner. I definitely recommend this product, it works. If you are consistent you’ll see results

I soooo wish I’d taken a before and… I soooo wish I’d taken a before and after photo of my toe nail! Guys, I had my toe nail removed due to injury in 2008 (junior year of high school), continued playing sports (with cleats), and in college had it removed again, and then the front half removed some months after that, both times due to fungus. I’ve tried the pill form of anti-fungal medication and had blood work done to monitor my liver every time, and the pill literally did nothing except taste bad.

Eczema Ordered for mild to severe eczema as a last resort, worked well on very mild areas but had little to no effect on areas badly affected. As a previous review states it makes your skin very dry and flakey and is quiet embarrassing. Might be worth a shot for milder skin conditions but would recommend trying cheaper options first as it is quiet pricey.