Perry Bond
GBIt'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
Ricardo Barron
GBI sent all the information about the… I sent all the information about the container being 3/4 full I sent pictures and saying that I used it 5 times they would not except it.All I wanted to say was that the container was not filled properly.Very sad
Grant Andrews
GBA friend recommended this for my poison… A friend recommended this for my poison ivy and I also use it on cuts, burns and bug bites. I was at a quilting retreat and a woman burned herself on an iron.
Elva Mullins
GBI was beyond shocked with this product I was beyond shocked with this product. I purchased it for a cluster of plantars warts that I've had in my heel for as long as I can remember. I've tried everything....the duct tape method, medicated treatments...nothing worked. I don't even remember how I came across this product but I decided to try it, fully preparing myself for another failed attempt to get rid of these things. I put it on my heel daily and would use a pumice stone every few days for a couple of weeks. Then we went to the beach and after we got back I just kind of forgot about doing it again.
Lauren Kinsella
IEEczema 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.